Wei Tiantian looked at Lianbao's appearance, and it seemed that she didn't want to talk about it anymore. And she herself had just experienced a magical crossing, and she was really tired, and she didn't want to ask any more, so she said lazily: "Yes, I'm going to sleep." ”

"Then the young lady should rest well, Lianbao has retired. If something happens, the young lady will call, and Lianbao will wait outside. Lian Bao said softly, laid out the futon for her, and walked out with the door.

As soon as Wei Tiantian lay on the bed, he fell asleep almost immediately, and he had no dreams all night.

The next day, Wei Tiantian, no, maybe she should be called Cheng Tiantian now.

Ever since she crossed over with that mysterious jade pendant, she has become one with this charming and charming girl in ancient times, and has become a brand new person.

The name Wei Tiantian has left her, and her new identity now is Cheng Tiantian, the daughter of the General's Mansion.

Cheng Tiantian got up early, first went to meet General Cheng and Mrs. Cheng, and asked Lianbao to take her to the General's Mansion to walk around and familiarize herself with the new environment.

In the process of talking with Lianbao, she figured out that today is divided into four countries: Xiao, Huan, Chen, and Yu. She is now in the country of Yu, which is also the country with the most extensive territory and the strongest national strength among the four countries.

And the prince Jing she is going to marry is surnamed Ling Xuan. His father is the younger brother of the current emperor, who made great contributions to defend the emperor's smooth accession to the throne and died heroically, and his mother died soon after.

From then on, the emperor treated him as a parent, and when he was ten years old, he gave him an independent palace, and named him the prince of Yizijing, and the treatment was equal to that of the two princes.

Mu Lingxuan is gifted and intelligent, and he is very talented, and he was deeply loved by the emperor and praised by everyone when he was young. Although the emperor's harem is full, there are only two princes and a princess under his knees.

The eldest prince Mu Lingtian and the princess Mu Caiwei were both born to the queen, and the third prince Mu Linglan was the youngest and was born to the emperor's favorite concubine Su Huifei.

The emperor placed equal high hopes on Mu Lingxuan and the two princes, and specially arranged for them to have skilled civil and martial arts teachers, who received strict martial arts training and cultural upbringing from an early age, and of course, included the indispensable political edification. Mu Lingxuan really lives up to expectations, he is smart and studious, and his literary talent and martial arts are all first-class.

However, such a prince, who was once regarded as a pillar of the country, was arrogant and domineering by nature and behaved dissolutely. In recent years, he has been completely unprofessional, lingering in various places all day long, spending all day drinking, drunk and dreaming of death.

The emperor was helpless about his absurd behavior, so he could only turn a blind eye, and wanted to match him with a good family affair and let him take care of it, but he refused.

Now, Mu Lingxuan took the initiative to ask the emperor to marry Cheng Tiantian, the daughter of the general's mansion, as his wife, and of course the emperor was overjoyed. At that moment, Chrysostom was opened, and the imperial decree was issued, and Cheng Tiantian, the daughter of Cheng Wei, the general of the protector of the country, was given the marriage to marry King Jing as a concubine, and the marriage date was set for the eighth day of the next month.

General Cheng and Mrs. Cheng were naturally reluctant to marry their baby daughter to such a notorious prince, and Cheng Tiantian at that time had been crying endlessly after hearing that the emperor was going to marry her to King Jing. General Cheng also bluntly proposed to the emperor that the little girl is still young and not suitable to leave the cabinet, but in exchange for a cold and angry voice from the emperor: "King Jing is handsome and talented, is he not worthy of your daughter?" ”

At this point, General Cheng and his wife could only lament in their hearts and did not dare to say more.