Half in the river wind, half in the clouds

Jiang Feng was so angry at Li Longye that he was fuming.

When this guy acts like a scoundrel, he is simply a scoundrel.

Jiang Feng didn't know how to let Li Longye know that this matter could not be gotten away with by playing dirty.

Seeing that her face was getting worse, Li Longye said softly, "If you don't like the palace, you can still live in Luoyang forever. Nothing will change."

How come it won’t change!

The biggest changes have already happened.

Jiang Feng asked the question he had asked many times again: "Are you so sure that you can be the emperor?"

And she decided that from now on, she would never ask again.

Li Longye did not answer, his face darkened, and he said, "Why don't you believe me?"

Jiang Feng didn't answer either.

She turned around and took out two imperial edicts from the box.

One is to be conferred the title of princess.

One is for separation.

Li Longye looked at Jiang Feng in disbelief.

Jiang Feng said: "I didn't expect that we would ask for a divorce decree before we even got married."

Li Longye was deeply saddened. He asked, "You finally found a reason not to marry me, right?"

Seeing that he was putting the blame on others, Jiang Feng was not angry and said, "It's you who broke your promise."

Li Longye sat back in his chair and said, "What if I don't agree?"

Jiang Feng said: "You haven't become the emperor yet, so you want to disobey the order?"

Li Longye said: "I don't understand, Jiang Feng. I don't understand why this is happening!"

Jiang Feng said: "This is what we agreed on! You broke your promise."

Li Longye: "Is that promise important?"

Jiang Feng said nothing, just looked at him.

Li Longye was discouraged, but still argued: "But I didn't abandon you! I will only love you more after becoming the emperor. I can protect you, help you get revenge, and let you live freely..."

Jiang Feng shook his head firmly.

Then he held the divorce edict in his hand and gave it to Li Longye, saying, "Please, Your Majesty, obey the emperor's order."

Li Longye's eyes were cold, and his voice was even colder: "You and I haven't married yet, so we are not husband and wife, so there is no way we can talk about divorce."

What he meant was that the divorce would only take effect after the marriage.

If you want to leave, get married first!

He was determined to marry her.

But she was also determined not to get married.

Jiang Feng said, "Does the prince really want to go this far with me?"

Li Longye said: "We didn't have to do this."

Jiang Feng sneered: "No one can force me to do something I don't want to do."

Li Longye said: "No one can stop me from doing what I want to do and marrying someone."

Jiang Feng was so angry that he was shaking all over. His hand touched the teacup and without thinking, he threw it at Li Longye.

Li Longye was caught off guard and was hit on the forehead.

The cups were broken and blood was on the forehead.

Li Bian asked outside: "Prince?"

Li Longye replied: "Nothing!"

He stepped forward and grabbed Jiang Feng's arm. Blood had already flowed to the corner of his eye. His voice was filled with anger and unquestionable authority: "The Imperial Astronomical Observatory said that the sixth day of next month is an auspicious day."

Jiang Feng looked at Li Longye in disbelief.

How come he became such a different person after returning to Liangzhou?

Or is that just how he is!

Li Longye was a little worried.

He felt that if he stayed here, the two of them would be at loggerheads and things would only get worse.

He said: "Be obedient. There are still things to do in the court, I will first ..."

Jiang Feng grabbed his sleeve, his eyes bright, and said, "Your Highness, why do I know that Wang Maozhong deserted the battlefield? Why do I know all the people who rebelled against Prince Jiemin on Mount Zhongnan?"

Li Longye's eyes were filled with shock.

Jiang Feng said, "When I was nine years old, I fell ill and had a dream. I thought it was just a dream, but since I met the prince, the things in the dream have come true one by one. First, Prince Jiemin rebelled, and then the Tanglong coup d'état saw Li Longji being made the crown prince."

Li Longye was even more shocked.

Jiang Feng continued, "In the dream, the current emperor gave up the throne three times. First, he gave it to his mother, then to his brother, and finally to his son. His Majesty would entrust the throne to the crown prince Li Longji, and he would become the emperor."

Li Longye looked at Jiang Feng in disbelief.

Jiang Feng said: "The prince will ascend the throne, work hard to govern the country, and create a prosperous era for fifty years!"

Li Longye's body trembled slightly. He stared at Jiang Feng intently, and said in a cold and sarcastic voice: "Should I believe in your dream?"

Jiang Feng said: "It is incredible. But everything in the dream happened. So, don't fight for the throne, okay?"

"Jiang Feng." Li Longye pulled her arm and got very close to her, and said, "I can't give up the throne for an absurd dream. I won't give up you for the throne either."

Li Longye walked away.

On that day, the palace sent two female officials to monitor the emperor in the name of teaching him rules.

Feng Changqing and Li Zan were also transferred away. The new guards were very good in martial arts, and they followed Jiang Feng step by step as soon as he came out of the second gate.

Jiang Feng suddenly realized that he was under "house arrest".

Preparations for the wedding began to get more intense.

Because Princess Taiping wanted Jiang Feng to marry out of the Princess's Mansion as a county lady, it became even more troublesome and tedious.

Jiang Feng looked at the bright red wedding dress, the luxurious head ornaments, the generous betrothal gifts and dowry, and she did not feel the joy of getting married at all.

Jiang Lan persuaded them, Zhang Yuyue persuaded them, and even Zhong Shuwei was invited.

She was like a puppet, without any emotion or ripples.

Li Longye just didn't show up.

He was not prepared to face Jiang Feng's stubborn "choice between two" and the confusing dream, and planned to go straight to the bridal chamber to be the groom.

At the end of May, the Crown Prince and Prince Ning returned to Chang'an, and the five sons reunited under Li Dan's bed. His Majesty was overjoyed, and his health gradually improved.

At the same time, Li Longye returned power to the crown prince on the grounds that the crown prince had returned to the court and it was not appropriate for the prince to continue to supervise the country.

Seven prime ministers and six ministries wrote letters to stop it.

Princess Taiping also rushed into the palace at night and bitterly pointed out the prince's faults.

Ruizong was hesitant.

Li Longye resigned again on the grounds of marriage.

Ruizong still hasn't made up his mind.

Li Longye kept resigning, which seemed like a retreat, but was actually a step forward.

He requested to resign twice, but the emperor still did not approve it, so he expressed Ruizong's determination to change the crown prince to the court officials.

All the officials in the court were just waiting for the imperial edict to change the crown prince.

The better Li Longye's situation became, the more anxious Jiang Feng became.

As the wedding date approached, she was watched more closely.

It is difficult for outsiders to see each other anymore.

She couldn't sleep or eat well, and became thinner and thinner.

He tried to meet Li Longye several times, but was rejected every time.

She was close to despair.

Li Longji turned around and attacked, what should the people on this boat do?

The Jiang family, Liu's brother-in-law, Gao Hui...

I watched him build a tall building, and I watched it collapse.

That day, the sun set in the west, and the heat that had been steaming all day finally dissipated, bringing a rare touch of coolness.

Jiang Feng was staring at the crape myrtle flowers that Li Longye had sent to him.

When she heard footsteps, she thought it was another lobbyist and didn't turn around.

The man didn't speak either.

After a long time, Jiang Feng felt something was wrong.

Looking back, the afterglow of the setting sun cast a golden glow on that person.

I don’t know if it’s because the sun is too dazzling or because people are too eye-catching.