As long as this matter reached the ears of the King Beimo, the marriage would naturally be withdrawn.
As for Princess Yinchuan's engagement, Su Yang took it even less seriously. If he could settle the King Beimo, could he really fail to handle her parents?
Although the two of them hadn't reached the point of "raw rice cooked into cooked rice," at the very least the rice was already in the pot. Could they still scoop it back out and let someone else carry it off?
All the way along, Su Yang copied his father, elder brother, brother‑in‑law, and cousins' tricks for spoiling their wives and used them on Princess Yinchuan. Princess Yinchuan couldn't withstand it.
She had been dodging him all along.
She was afraid she would fall.
She knew Su Yang was formidable, daring even to look down on Prince Nanlin, but the Second Young Master of East Town Marquis Mansion was not someone Prince Nanlin could compare to.
