The male protagonist said that he had his own reasons and asked her to forgive him. Tian Wan'er refused to listen and insisted on marrying Luo Ying.
As a result, on the wedding night, when the two were about to get married, the bastard male protagonist ran out and wanted to take Tian Wan'er away.
Of course, Tian Wan'er refused and was unwilling to go with the male protagonist. At the wedding banquet, there were many guests, and someone recognized the male protagonist as the Prince of Nanping, who was personally appointed by the emperor.
As soon as his identity was revealed, everyone knelt down to greet him, making the male protagonist look cool.
As the heroine, Tian Wan'er naturally did not want to be deceived, and she was unwilling to go with the hero. The hero exposed Luo Ying's being a "eunuch" in public, causing Luo Ying to lose all face.
Amidst the discussion among the crowd, the hero and the heroine quietly left, leaving Luo Ying, who had suffered humiliation and was looked down upon, alone and disheveled in the wind.
Of course, the story wasn't over yet. The Jiannu took advantage of Luo Ying's wedding to attack Muhe County at night, ultimately causing a bloodbath and massacre in Muhe County. Luo Ying retreated under the cover of the army, but was charged with delaying military affairs and was taken to the capital to be executed, leading to the decline of the Luo family.
After the emperor, convinced by slander, killed Luo Ying, the frontier soldiers were disheartened. The Jiannu invaded with such force that the imperial army was completely defeated and killed. The Jiannu continued their attack all the way to Shanhaiguan, then to Huanglong, breaking through the capital, and ultimately forcing the emperor to commit suicide and taking his place.
After the fall of the State of Yan, the male protagonist, who had been hiding among the people, surrendered to the Jiannu. In the Jiannu, he continued to be the Prince of Nanping, and after going through many ups and downs with the female protagonist, he reconciled his past grudges and married her as the Princess of Nanping. The two lived happily together.
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