The investiture ceremony is definitely necessary, so the wedding banquet has to be skipped.
Furthermore, Kangxi's private treasury was in her hands; she was taking things out of his own pocket and giving them to him.
Stupid!
"Jiaojiao, but I want it."
Kangxi did want to see Harigana dressed in a bright red wedding gown; the memory of seeing him from afar was still vivid in his mind.
I wonder what a woman wearing a bright red wedding dress would look like!
Moreover, he wanted the world to know that Harigana was on his mind.
Although there were two empresses, one was too young to be married, and they only drank nuptial wine together.
The other is that concubines were promoted to higher ranks, which could be considered as posthumous conferment of titles.
But Harigana was different; she was the one he truly wanted to marry.
"Xuan Ye, it's better not to do things that waste resources and manpower."
Although Emperor Kangxi wanted to persist, Harigana was right; it was indeed a waste of resources and manpower.
When the emperor gets married, officials from all walks of life have to come to pay their respects, which takes a lot of time and money.
There's also the royal palace.
Although Qingxi Palace has been completed, it still needs to be renovated for the wedding. All the palace walls need to be repainted and all the furnishings need to be rearranged.
Each item, when purchased, would cost at least several hundred thousand taels of silver.
But his darling is worth all that money.
Such a petite person followed him to the capital. If he couldn't even afford a wedding banquet, what else could they talk about?
Just as he was about to offer some advice, he said, "Xuan Ye, we can have a private celebration just for the two of us!"
Emperor Kangxi felt even more distressed.
His daughter is kind-hearted.
To avoid putting him in a difficult position, and even more so to prevent him from having any regrets, the wedding banquet was held secretly.
This way, the people won't suffer losses, and the news won't spread that the emperor is licentious and dissolute.
But in the whole affair, she was the one who suffered the most grievance.
"Jiaojiao, thank you!"
He held the person in his arms tightly, rested his chin on her neck, and took a deep breath: "I'm sorry you had to go through all this."
Harigana, unaware of what he was imagining again, followed up with, "Isn't it all for you!"
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