Carefree Prince In Tang Dynasty

Soon the wedding day will come.

Li Xin was dragged out of bed by Run Niang early in the morning.

You know, Runniang always likes to make the prince sleep late. But not today, today is the prince's big day, so he has to get up early to prepare.

Therefore, Li Xin, who always felt that his soul was still in a dream, had to hand over control of his body to these excited women.

He boiled a large bucket of hot water, stripped Li Xin and threw it into it to soak, and sprinkled all kinds of spices, as if Li Xin was a pig waiting to be marinated.

After soaking for more than half an hour, when Li Xin even began to doubt whether his internal organs were also tasty, he was finally fished out, dried, and put on brand new clothes.

At this time, Li Xin was somewhat awake, and when he had time, he looked up at the bronze mirror in front of him.

Speaking of which, the quality of the bronze mirror is really poor, not to mention the yellow background, and the reflected portrait is not clear enough. When Li Xin was about to make a speech about burning glass, the woman in charge of grooming had already started tossing his hair with great satisfaction. No one wanted to know what a scientific mirror looked like.

Well, Li Xin had no choice but to silently treat himself like a doll at the mercy of others.

Even in the case that boys generally have short hair in later generations, the groom will seriously make a hairstyle before the wedding, let alone the Tang Dynasty where both men and women have long hair. Men should also coil their hair well and wear beautiful jade crowns.

how to say? When it was finally finished, Li Xin looked left and right in the mirror, and couldn't help touching his chin in satisfaction. Although the clarity of this mirror is not good, it still cannot cover up the heroic appearance of Li Xin today.

Indeed, Li Xin completely inherited Li Xuandao's appearance, masculine yet refined. Perhaps this is also the reason why the elders treated him very preferentially, because he was so similar to Li Xuandao.

When Li Xin was fully dressed, he found out that Qin Huaiyu and Cheng Chumo, who had been scheduled to be best suitors, had already arrived. When he was dressing up just now, they were also at the mercy of others in the next room.

In a sense, the best man is the best man, whose main function is to help the groom when he greets the bride and help him embrace the beauty. However, in the wedding customs of the Tang Dynasty, the bridesmaid still assumed an important function. This function made Li Xin gloat when he looked at Qin Huaiyu and Cheng Chumo.

Usually Qin Huaiyu and Cheng Chumo looked like rough men, tall and strong, with unbelievably dark skin, but today they suddenly dressed like dogs, which made Li Xin feel a little uncomfortable looking at them.

What's even more funny is that maybe the woman in charge of dressing up felt that the faces of these two people were too dark and unlucky, so she put a layer of white powder on the faces of the two, and turned the two rough men into creamy men. Li's confidence swelled, and he was glad that he was born white, so that this disaster, not a big one or a small one, could be avoided.

The time to welcome the bride was in the evening. At dusk, Li Xin rode on a tall horse, leading the Chuichuidada welcoming team, against the orange sky above his head, and walked unhurriedly to Chen Yin's mansion. Wang Gui walked beside the horse, holding the horse with his hands, his face was beaming, and his eyes narrowed into a slit when he smiled.

"My lord is finally getting married." Wang Gui always felt that he carried the wind when he walked, as if he was completing some important mission.