Moreover, it was the Hundred Flower Banquet set up by the Eldest Princess, so some things were already unavoidable.
Moreover, the Eldest Princess was still enthusiastically talking in front of the Emperor about how she felt they were a particularly compatible pair.
In the end, the Emperor decreed the marriage. Even if the original owner's father was unwilling, he couldn't defy the Emperor's order.
Henceforth, the matter between the original owner and Mo Ye was settled like this.
When the original owner reached the age of eighteen, she would marry the Fourth Prince.
He earnestly said: "You treat me like this, I have no way to repay you. From now on, my life is yours."
She only smiled and shook her head: "I don't want your life, as long as you treat me well, it's fine. I don't want extravagant clothing and jade food, glory and wealth, as long as we can be together, it's fine! "
"I will always be by your side, I absolutely won't leave you behind."
The words Mo Ye said to her constantly reverberated in her mind in the following days.
It was like a hot needle, little by little, piercing her heart.
It was very painful, but it was somewhat warm.
In the twenty-eighth year of Mo Gongyi's reign, the Eldest Princess died of illness. The Feng Dynasty was eyeing the Mo Dynasty covetously, ready to dispatch troops at any time for a groundless crime.
After Mo Gongyi learned of this matter, he decided to send a hostage to the Feng Dynasty.
On one hand, he expressed his friendliness, and on the other hand, he could monitor the enemy.
In the imperial court and the harem, only those with power could survive.
After so many years, only a few of Mo Gongyi's twenty-something princes remained.
Now, there were only three left.
One was the Crown Prince, one was the Fourth Prince, and one was the Eighth Prince.
The power in the imperial court was divided into the Crown Prince and the Eighth Prince. Because the Eighth Prince was the son of his most beloved Imperial Concubine Li, he naturally wouldn't let him go to the Feng Dynasty. The Crown Prince was the future heir of the Mo Dynasty, so it was even more impossible.
Thus, using the process of elimination, the only one who could go to the Feng Dynasty was Mo Ye.
"But Zhen once decreed that the Fourth Prince had an engagement." Mo Gongyi hesitated.
Li Shi shook her head and said: "Now that the Eldest Princess has passed away, that engagement doesn't count."
In the end, the Emperor overturned the previous imperial edict and ordered Mo Ye to go to the Feng Dynasty to become a hostage.
That night, the original owner cried under the peach tree where they often drank.
Mo Ye walked towards her step by step. Under the bright moonlight, he touched her head and said, "Don't cry. Wait for me to come back."
"I'll wait for you, I'll definitely wait for you …"
At that time, Mo Ye had told himself that he had to achieve something during this trip to the Phoenix Dynasty.
He no longer wanted to be a useless person who was at the mercy of others. He couldn't even protect the people who were most important to him.
Clearly, in another year, it would be her birthday. Clearly, she was so close to becoming his bride.
Whether they were rich or poor, as long as they were together, there was nothing to fear.
Unfortunately, the heavens didn't give them such a chance. Three days later, he had no choice but to go to the Phoenix Dynasty to become a hostage.
Perhaps, he never came back.
Perhaps, she had waited for a lifetime.
Perhaps, this was the happy ending of the story.
But he just had to come back. He used three years to accumulate his own power in the Feng Dynasty. Once again, he accidentally saved the Feng King's daughter while killing enemies, making Princess Feng Ling Er fall in love with him.
The Feng King had always doted on his daughter. In addition, the Feng King appreciated capable people. Mo Ye had won every battle. He had already shed his identity as a hostage and became a general.
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