Chapter 7 — The Great Marriage Was Raped, I Made Vuong Ninh Bury Himself

The elder brother sat next to him, his eyebrows furrowed: "Ninh Vuong will not let it go like that. The Queen has been planning this marriage for many years, what she is aiming for is the military power in her father's hands. Now that the engagement has been annulled, the other Princes will definitely be moved." Father nodded heavily: "The Crown Prince has not yet been established, and the military power in the Northern border is too great. Whichever Prince you marry, the Marquis of Tran Bac Palace will be tied to the same boat as that person." The mother's face became even paler: "Does Hanh Nhi have to continue to be fought over by them again?" I gently lowered my eyes. In his previous life, his father and elder brother traveled for many years for Bui Nghien Chi. When the war on the northern border was extremely urgent, Bui Nghien Chi intentionally delayed the transportation of food and herbs, but in the end he placed all the responsibility for the defeat on his father and brother. His father died in battle, his brother was taken prisoner, and fake evidence simultaneously appeared in the court, causing the entire Tran Bac Hau palace full of loyal soldiers to almost be accused of colluding with the enemy. At that time, only one person stood up. It is Tran Tay general Luc Hoai Canh. Despite Bui Nghien Chi's intimidation, he personally went to the northern border to investigate the food transportation route, brought back military camp records, and cleared the Tham family's injustice. I was imprisoned in the waste yard of Ninh Vuong Palace, and could only listen to the maid standing on the other side of the wall tell this story. I have never met him, so I can only bow my head three times towards the Northwest. Later, on the night before Bui Nghien Chi ascended the throne, I was poisoned to death. But the name Luc Hoai Canh is the last ray of light from the previous life that once shone into my heart. I raised my head: "Father, my daughter wants to marry Luc Hoai Canh." The hall immediately fell into silence. Mother looked at me blankly. The elder brother was the first to react: "Luc Hoai Canh?" Father pondered for a moment, his eyes gradually brightened: "He is the orphan of the late Marquis of Uy Vien. He grew up in the military camp from a young age. Talking about his family background, talking about his victories, talking about his virtues, all of them are not in vain. Most importantly, he holds military power on the Western border and does not rely on any Prince." The elder brother patted his knee: "That's right. Luc Hoai Canh has never liked to get involved in the competition for the throne in the capital. Several princes are wary of him. If you marry him, no one will dare to easily intervene." Mother hesitated: "But Hanh Nhi and General Luc have never been friends." The elder brother's face suddenly became a bit strange: "It's not completely absent. After the palace banquet that year, Luc Hoai Canh asked me if I was engaged or not. At that time, the marriage to Ninh Vuong was near, so I didn't mention it anymore." Father immediately stood up. Mother quickly called out: "Master Marquis, where are you going?" Father walked to the door: "To the Luc family residence." The mother stood up frantically: "How could the bride's family be so anxious to come to the door themselves?" Father's footsteps still did not stop: "One step slower, tomorrow the person who comes to ask for our hand can trample down the entire gate of our palace." What my father said was not wrong. Early the next morning, when it was just dawning, Due Vuong - the second Prince - sent someone to deliver his concubine. In the afternoon, An Vuong - the third Prince - also sent a matchmaker to ask for marriage. In front of the gate of Tran Bac Hau Palace, horse-drawn carriages followed endlessly, people in the capital watching the excitement were so excited. I sat in the inner courtyard, listening to Luc Chi come in to report. "Miss, Due Vuong brought it to Nam Hai Chau, and An Vuong gave him a whole set.

jade gas. The people of the two princes in the lobby did not give in to the other, and almost quarreled." I turned a page of the book: "Is King Ninh coming?" Luc Chi nodded: “Yes. His face is very unsightly, he uses a cane and has to be helped by someone to get out of the car. At this hour, I'm still in the lobby, saying that the lady should have been Ninh Vuong Phi, no one else is allowed to come to marry her." We close the book. As expected, Bui Nghien Chi refused to give up. What he can't let go of is not me. It's Tran Bac Marquis Palace. As soon as I arrived outside the lobby, I heard Bui Nghien Chi's voice trying to suppress his anger. "Royal brother Due Vuong, although the marriage between Tham Hanh and this king has been temporarily canceled, the misunderstanding has not yet been resolved. The royal brother came to ask for his hand at this time, I'm afraid it's a bit too hasty."