My Entire Family’s Gone Haywire!

The queen generally does not speak her mind, and she never interferes in government affairs. The couple also has a very tacit understanding of not mentioning anything and not asking questions.

However, the Queen, as their aunt, is qualified to intervene in the marriage of princes and princesses.

The queen means that among the three strongest countries in the west, except for the Liusha Kingdom which has a relationship with Xinxin, the princes and princesses of the other two countries can be considered.

Then choose one from outside these three countries, which will be more balanced.

The emperor meant the same thing.

The two of them discussed who to choose.

In the end, the couple gave the opportunity to marry Princess Xi Di to the Fifth Prince and the Ninth Prince. These two brothers were old enough and relatively honest, and would not do those things.

As for marrying a princess, what they want is not to look at the ranking. They want to marry the eighth princess.

The eldest four princesses died, and the widows of the Zhou Dynasty could remarry. The emperor and the empress did not think of marrying off the four princesses.

The sixth princess, the seventh princess, and the eighth princess are all of the same age, but the eighth princess is more calm. If she marries to the West, she will have the ability to be the mother of the country.

As for the rest, it depends on their fate.

If the next few princes have a princess they like, the emperor decided not to stop it this time.

He was happy with the marriage gifts given to Gu Nian to Princess Jinghe, He Sanniang and Peng Erlang before, and he didn't mind the marriage gifts to his sons and daughters.

Of course, the premise is that these princes and princesses should be left for inspection. His Long Yin Guards have already gone deep into the West, so they must consider all aspects.

Although he doesn't have deep feelings for the mother of his children, these are his children, and he will not harm them, whether he chooses a daughter-in-law or a son-in-law.

Fortunately for the daughter-in-law, it was in the capital, under his nose, but for the son-in-law, it was different. His daughter was leaving the capital, or even Dazhou, to marry into a strange country. It was not a harm for him not to investigate carefully. Got a daughter?

The queen has no objection to this and fully agrees with it.

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Gu Xin and others chartered a boat, departed from Kuncheng Pier, and arrived in Jinnan Prefecture the next day.

After the three Gu family sisters, Huo Yanyu, Xie Zhiyi and Gu Yingxue, got off the boat, they walked arm in arm, with Lu Zheng and Xue Qianyu following behind.

This is the first time they have visited Jinnanzhou so leisurely.

The weather here is good, warmer than most places in Kunzhou, and you will still sweat after walking for a while.

Jinnanzhou is adjacent to the sea to the east and south, to the Kun River to the north, and to the Kingdom of Goddess to the west.

The land here is fertile. Since they surrendered to the Zhou Dynasty, they not only produce jade, but also the grain produced here has high yield and good quality.

Now the people of Jinnanzhou all praise their king for this wise decision.

However, there are three members of King Jinnan’s family. Prince Jinnan is still walking on foot in the great rivers and mountains of Zhou Dynasty. Princess Jinnan is said to have fallen in love with a handsome young man in Jiangnan, and is playing the role of an ordinary girl to handsome men. The younger brother started pursuing him. As for King Jinnan, he naturally played with Duke Chengen and King Kang.

None of this family is in Jinnanzhou.

Gu Xin and the others bought a lot of jade in Jinnanzhou and played stone betting with others. Four days later, they set off again.

Gu Xin is very lucky. She can basically choose the best jade, and no one wants her to buy it.