Transmigrated into the book to become the villain prince, the son of the plane to destroy

Although Xiao Ji expressed his intention to recruit Wu Ji as his son-in-law in front of his subjects at the gate of the city, the specific princess to be betrothed to Wu Ji did not depend on Xiao Ji alone.

Zongzheng Temple is in charge of the affairs of the royal family, so naturally it is also obliged to choose a suitable son-in-law for the princess to be married, and finally report it to the emperor, who will make the final decision.

It's just that the emperor has a lot of things to do every day, and it is impossible to have time to investigate the character of the new son-in-law. Therefore, generally speaking, as long as the candidate is reported by the Zongzheng Temple, the emperor will basically agree.

Now, although it is reversed to choose a suitable princess for Wu Ji, the prospective son-in-law, the process is the same, and Zongzheng Temple will report to the emperor a suitable candidate, and he will make a decision.

Xiao Jie knew that there were three princesses waiting in her boudoir, namely, Princess Yong'an Xiao Jing, Yongping Princess Xiao Yu, and Yongle Princess Xiao Wan, and Zongzheng Temple would naturally choose one of them to betroth to Wu Ji. .

Thinking of this, Xiao Jie couldn't help but smile, and said in a low voice: "Uncle, do you want to talk about Wu Ji's cousin's marriage?"

Wu Tai blushed, subconsciously looked around, but fortunately, other people in the hall were pushing cups and changing cups, and not many people paid attention to this side, so he secretly breathed a sigh of relief.

But now that Xiao Jie has already spoken, Wu Tai can't hide it anymore, nodded his head heavily and lowered his voice: "Sure enough, you can't hide anything from your highness. Since your highness called me grandpa, I will go all out. With an old face, tell His Highness straight. The old man is indeed here for my unfilial grandson’s marriage. I hope His Highness can say hello to Zongzheng Temple because Wu Ji also has some friendship with His Highness. Let Wu Ji marry a good wife."

Although Xiao Jie already knew which of his sisters Wu Tai liked, Xiao Jie still smiled and asked calmly: "Which princess does Uncle think Wu Ji's cousin should marry?"

Wu Tai glanced at Xiao Ji with some guilt, and then lowered his voice even more: "I dare to be presumptuous, it doesn't matter if it's Princess Yongle or Princess Yongping, as long as it's not Princess Yongan."

Xiao Jie couldn't help laughing secretly, of course he knew why Wu Tai was so worried that Zongzheng Temple would betroth Princess Yong'an Xiao Jing to Wu Ji, after all, this is a character that even his father had a headache.

Princess Yongan Xiao Jing's mother and concubine passed away early, and Xiao Ji's state affairs were heavy, plus she had many children, so she had no time to take care of her daughter. Therefore, Xiao Jing lacked discipline since she was a child, and developed a carefree temperament. She doesn't like red makeup but martial makeup , wielding swords and swords in the palace every day is not at all dignified and prudent as a princess should be. It would be fine if she was just messing around alone. Get organized, distribute sticks to them as weapons, use them to form formations, practice formations, and toss these visible eunuchs and court ladies enough.

Xiao Ji also had a headache from the comparison. Although she scolded this disgraceful daughter many times, Xiao Jing always went in her left ear and out of her right ear. She didn't take it seriously at all. It is not easy to punish her, so there is nothing to do with this daughter. We can only hope that she will be more restrained after she gets married in the future.

It's just that when Princess Yong'an reaches the age of marriage, it's the time that really gives Xiao Ji a headache.

As the saying goes, the emperor's daughter is not worried about marrying. At the beginning, Zongzheng Temple also found a few good candidates for the son-in-law for Princess Yong'an Xiao Jing. Without the power to restrain a chicken, she doesn't like any of them, and she refuses to marry no matter what.

How could Xiao Ji let his daughter mess around, so he could only forcefully designate Cui Duo, a son of the Cui family in Qinghe who he was most satisfied with, as Princess Yong'an's consort. The slave stopped Cui Duo halfway and threatened him in every possible way, so that Cui Duo dared to marry such a wicked woman again, and the Cui family resolutely opposed this marriage at the risk of offending Tianyan.

In the end, Princess Yong'an managed to mess up the marriage, but she became famous because of it, and everyone in the world heard about her brave deeds. Since then, although she is a princess, no man dares to be her son-in-law idea.

Since then, the marriage of Princess Yong'an has become the most troublesome problem for Xiao Ji and Zongzheng Temple, and it has also become the nightmare of many unmarried young talents.

Now that the emperor wants to marry the Wu family and recruit Wu Ji as his son-in-law, Wu Tai is naturally worried that the emperor and Zongzheng Temple will take the opportunity to ask Wu Ji to marry Princess Yong'an. The last Princess Yong'an who was more capable of tossing around, the whole Wu family was still in a hurry.

Because of this, Wu Tai did not hesitate to show his old face to beg Xiao Jie, just wanting Xiao Jie to come forward and say hello to Zongzheng Temple, not to choose Princess Yong'an Xiao Jing to marry Wu Ji.

Xiao Jie smiled lightly, although he knew Wu Tai's worry, but he would not agree to Wu Tai's request.

Just because he knew that Wu Ji's official CP in the original book was Princess Yong'an, Xiao Jing.

Although Wu Ji repeatedly expressed to Xiao Ji that he liked Princess Yong'an, and hoped that Xiao Ji could take back his life and cancel his marriage with Princess Yongle, but Xiao Ji rejected Wu Ji on the grounds that the king had no jokes.

In fact, it is because Xiao Ji thinks that compared to the lawless Xiao Jing, Xiao Wan, who has a gentle personality, is obviously more suitable for Wu Ji, who has been fighting abroad all the year round, to teach his husband, to teach his children, to respect his elders, to take care of the big and small affairs of the house, and to relieve Wu Ji from worries.

But Wu Ji only had Princess Yong'an in his heart, and he didn't want to let her down. In order to avoid the marriage with Princess Yongle, he took the initiative to persuade the emperor to send him to lead an army to expedition to Mobei again, hoping to make an immortal contribution, so as to convince Xiao Ji agreed to his marriage with Princess Yong'an.

In the end, Wu Ji lived up to the expectations of Xiao Ji and the imperial court, and broke the royal court in Mobei, forcing Boli Khan He Liantao to abandon the royal court and flee to the north. However, he unfortunately contracted a serious illness and died on the way back to the court... …

Princess Yong'an Xiao Jing was heartbroken when she heard the news of Wu Ji's death, and eventually became a nun. Since then, she has been accompanied by the Qingdeng Buddhist scriptures, and she has completely cut off from the mundane world.

Wu Ji and Princess Yongan Xiao Jing have lovers and cannot get married, which is a great pity for many book fans. Many people have even created many fan fictions about Wu Ji and Princess Yongan Xiao Jing, just to make up for it. This regret.

Therefore, not only will Xiao Jie not break them up, but he has to find a way to facilitate their good deeds.

It's just that he hasn't figured out how to persuade Wu Tai, but he finds that his father is secretly giving him a wink.