Chapter 346 Beauty is in the eyes of the beholder?
She said to Ji Yao with a cold face: "Your Majesty, I agree with my sister. Since Princess Ashina likes the Sixth Prince, our Weiyuan Marquis Mansion does not want to embarrass Your Majesty."
"I am willing to cancel the engagement and make Princess Ashina happy. I hope that the Eastern Zhou and the Tibetans will be united in peace for a hundred years and never see each other again."
Since the Sixth Prince looked down on the Weiyuan Marquisate and humiliated her and her sister, she would not be polite to him.
There is no need to think about King Beichen. Since Ashina likes him, she will fulfill his wish.
It has to be said that Xiahou Qi was very angry.
In this way, their Weiyuan Marquis Mansion was willing to sacrifice Xiahou Zhen's engagement for the peace of the two countries, and they also gained a good reputation.
After all, the fault lay with the Sixth Prince. Even if the news got out, they would be the ones to be sympathized with, which was better than being ridiculed and mocked.
Although the ministers had anticipated that the people in Weiyuan Marquis's mansion would be dissatisfied, they did not expect that they would cancel the engagement in public?
It stands to reason that when a woman breaks off an engagement, it will have a huge impact on the man. In serious cases, his reputation will be ruined, let alone getting married.
But when one thinks about what the Sixth Prince did, one cannot blame the Weiyuan Marquisate.
Who asked the Sixth Prince to shamelessly seduce Prince Beichen? Which wife would feel comfortable with this?
A good marriage was ruined, the Sixth Prince deserved it.
How could Rou Guijun make Xiahou Zhen cancel the engagement?
If the engagement is cancelled, what will happen to his Ning'er?
His reputation has been ruined like that, he doesn't know what Princess Ashina will think.
But if Xiahou Zhen canceled the marriage, how would Ning'er live? Who would be willing to marry him?
Therefore, no matter what, he couldn't cancel this marriage!
However, before he could speak.
Princess Ashina spoke first: "Your Majesty, I sincerely want to marry the Sixth Prince, so please give her to me."
When Ashina said this, everyone was extremely surprised.
I didn't expect that even though the Sixth Prince's reputation was ruined like that, Princess Ashina still wanted to marry him?
How much love does one have to have to accept such a person with such a bad record? Is this what it means when a lover sees beauty in others?
I like you, no matter what you look like, I can tolerate everything about you?
The Empress Ji Yao was also surprised. She didn't expect that even though the Sixth Prince was so embarrassing, Ashina didn't mind.
She originally thought that Ashina would give up the idea of marriage for the sixth prince, and she was also prepared that the other party might let her third prince take over.
Unexpectedly, Ashina gave her a big surprise.
His mind was in turmoil, but his face remained calm and composed, as if hesitating and embarrassed.
"Princess Ashina is broad-minded, and I admire her. But as you can see, my Sixth Prince has an arrogant temper and acts arrogance. Now he has caused this farce. I think it would be better for you to think about it carefully."
Ashina said without thinking: "Don't think about it, the little king wants him."
Yili frowned, thinking that the princess's behavior was inappropriate, and advised her against it.
"My Lady, the matter of marriage is of great importance. I think the choice of marriage partner should be carefully considered."
In other words, the Sixth Prince is not suitable.
General Hu Yanzhen also echoed with disgust and dissatisfaction: "Yes, Princess, we are here to marry in the Eastern Zhou Dynasty. We should welcome a prince with both talent and integrity. The Sixth Prince is so shameless. How can we welcome such a person back?"
"I think the third prince is good. He is well-educated, gentle and quiet. He is a suitable candidate for marriage."
Hu Yanzhen had a rough temper and spoke loudly without any concealment.
So, listening to her blatant insults and ridicules of the Sixth Prince of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty, the faces of the civil and military officials in the court and the empress turned slightly ugly.
(End of this chapter)
