Crossing the bar on the tyrant: the only favorite

Chapter 780 Abducting a Prince to Be Her Husband 2
Yeran twisted her neck, and said very unwillingly: "I just don't want this marriage."

Ye Huang persuaded with earnestness.

"Yeran, you have to believe in the eyes of the emperor. The person selected by the emperor for you will never be wrong. Your future princess is a young lady with both talents and looks. Needless to say, looks, She looks like a fish and a wild goose, like a moon and a flower..."

"Royal father,"

Ye Ran interrupted him impatiently.

"The princess I want to marry should be the woman I like. No matter how beautiful she is, what's the use if I don't like it?"

Yehuang added: "What's even more rare is that she has a gentle and gentle personality."

Hey, why does he feel like he's pimping?
Ye Ran said bluntly: "I don't want a woman who just hums at me all day long. She doesn't have any opinions of her own. What's the difference with a log?"

"No no no,"

The Emperor Ye retorted a series of rebuttals.

"She is not wood. It is said that she has chess, piano, calligraphy and painting. She is good at singing, dancing and singing."

Ye Ran curled her lips in disdain.

"There are a lot of courtesans and musicians in the palace, how can she be worth all of them by herself?"

Ye Huang was not happy anymore, and asked with a straight face: "Then tell me, who do you want to marry?"

Ye Ran, who was talking eloquently just now, was suddenly at a loss for words.

He has never considered marriage, so where can he find someone to get married?
Yehuang said proudly: "Is there no words? Xiao Yeran, I'm sorry you couldn't find a more suitable candidate for the princess than her."

It must be such a big deal for his favorite youngest son to marry a wife.

He chose carefully and cautiously, and carefully selected for half a year, combing through all the beauties in the entire Yeran Kingdom, and finally settled on such an excellent candidate.

It was even more troublesome than when he chose by himself.

Yeran retorted unwillingly: "Anyway, I don't want to marry her."

"No," Ye Huang said in an indisputable tone, "You must marry her."

"I won't marry."

Ye Ran was not afraid of him, and persisted with a stubborn temper.

The father and son stared with wide eyes.

All of a sudden, the cold wind whizzed inside and outside the gazebo.

The father-in-law and court ladies all tightened their necks, lowered their heads, and did not dare to speak.

(End of this chapter)