Prince An loves Manhua very much, and he doesn't want Manhua to marry someone he doesn't like. He felt that no matter who Manhua married, it was not as safe as marrying his grandson.

Prince An then wanted to give Manhua to one of his many grandchildren. Prince An likes his fifteenth son Marhui the most, and he prefers Marhun's son Hua Xi. Hua Xi and Manhua are of the same age, and originally Prince An had the idea of letting Manhua marry his grandson Hua Xi and be a concubine. After all, no matter where you marry, you have to look at other people's faces. And marrying in Prince An's mansion, everyone is a relative of Manhua, and she will suffer less.

When a big family marries a daughter-in-law, it depends on the family background and whether the other party's family can help their own family. Manhua's Eniang and Ama have both passed away, and the relatives on the mother's side are all distant relatives, including Yifei Niangniang. All she can rely on is Prince An's Mansion, and she can't help Prince An's Mansion too much. If Manhua marries into Prince An's Mansion and doesn't add any benefits to Prince An's Mansion, those who have a little brains will generally not do this.

Manhua also knew that if he married his cousin, except for his grandfather, other people would have ideas, and they would look down on themselves and themselves, so instead of this, it would be better to marry out of Prince An's mansion or walk away.

Because Prince An loves Manhua too much, he knows that Manhua marrying into Prince An's Mansion will not do Prince An much benefit, but he is afraid that she will marry out of Prince An's Mansion and have a bad life, so the idea of letting her marry her grandson Hua Xi has not been dispelled.

Because Prince An had the idea of letting Manhua marry his grandson Hua Xi, he often let these two children stay by his side.

Hua Xi is a talented teenager who is very good to Manhua.

Prince An was very pleased to see it in his eyes. He thought that Manhua would no longer be able to marry his grandson Hua Xi, and in the future, he would find a way to pass on the title of the prince to Hua Xi from generation to generation, and let Hua Xi take care of Manhua.

Prince An's princess, although she has conflicts with Hesheri Jifujin, but she also has ideas about marrying Manhua to Hua Xi. For the benefit of Prince An's Mansion, she is on the same line as Hesheri Jifujin.

Although the princess is only a vain woman in Prince An's mansion, she can only live in Prince An's mansion, and all the children of the concubine are also her children. She also didn't want Manhua, who didn't have much power in her mother's family, to marry into Prince An's mansion and become her granddaughter-in-law.

Because the princess had this kind of thought, she joined forces with Hesheri Jifujin. They felt that Hua Xi should marry a woman who would be helpful to Prince An's mansion as his granddaughter-in-law. In particular, Hua Xi is the most loved by Prince An, and he may inherit the title of Prince An's Mansion from generation to generation. Therefore, he can't marry a powerful Gege as his concubine.

Prince An somewhat knew the thoughts of his wife, concubine, son, and daughter-in-law, even if he was angry that his wife, concubine, son, and daughter-in-law were not on the same front with him in this matter, but it was not good to have an attack, so he could only endure it.

Now Concubine Yi wants Manhua to enter the palace to raise her, and most of Prince An's wives, concubines, sons, and daughters-in-law are in favor of Manhua leaving Prince An's mansion. However, Prince An thought that Manhua would leave his side and live in the palace, which might be at the mercy of Concubine Yi, so he was unhappy in his heart, and he was even more afraid that Manhua would be wronged after entering the palace.

In the entire Prince An Mansion, most people want Manhua to enter the palace to live with Concubine Yi, and then let Hua Yu marry Gege, who has a powerful family. However, there was no way to mention this matter to Prince An, so he could only be silent and let Prince An consider it for himself.