Scumbag Regrets His Marriage? Turn Around and I Will Marry His Uncle and Become His Aunt

After reading more than 130 chapters, I gave up on the article. The writing style is dull and it is really not interesting to read at all. The content and character setting of the article are all problematic. After the heroine gave up on Song Yanheng, she agreed to the marriage arranged for her by the queen. Regardless of whether the marriage partner was the hero or the emperor's grandson, these are important members of the royal family. Wouldn't their marriage be announced to the world? Why is it that everyone knows about the heroine and Song Yanheng, but no one cares about her marrying into the royal family? The future princess, the queen's daughter-in-law, actually made me feel that everyone can be bullied. Song Yanheng clearly knew that the heroine was the hero's future princess, and he was still thinking about proposing to her after he was in high school. His mother even blatantly said that she didn't mind the vulgarity of the heroine, and asked her to learn the art of tea well, so that she could serve her son to drink tea when she married into the palace. Do these people have brain problems and dare to rob the prince's woman? Moreover, after the queen found out about this, she just warned Song's mother, where is the majesty of the royal family? The male protagonist is the most useless prince I have ever seen. Normally, princes are surrounded by countless guards and secret guards, and there are many people who work for him. But this prince is better. He runs around all day doing things by himself, without any power or momentum. The heroine also needs to be careful about Feng Kuan, the son of an official. He can't even find out Feng Kuan's purpose and can only be led by him. A prince, but his ability is not as good as that of an official? Feng Kuan also expressed his love to the heroine more than once. No matter how powerful and arrogant the family members are, they will not openly oppose the royal family. The title of the article is also problematic. The scumbag is obviously Song Yanheng. Why does it look like the heroine was abandoned by the emperor's grandson Shen Zhiyi and then remarried his uncle? In addition, the author is not clear about the relationship between the characters at all. From the beginning, it is not clear whether the male protagonist is the emperor's brother or the prince's brother. Later, when Song Cheng is mentioned, he is said to be Song Yanheng's cousin at first, and later becomes his uncle. The seniority is all confused.