Sir, I just want to be a salted fish

Chapter 190 Destiny
Getting a wife is the matchmaker's order from the parents. Although the relationship is not deep, I am still used to the existence of such a person.

The two had been married for more than ten years, and the only daughter they had was Wang Wen. Wang Tong, the Marquis of Weibei, didn't think anything of it, but Mrs. Weibei Marquis always felt guilty.

Once, against the wishes of Marquis Weibei, he accepted a bridegroom for her husband. Marquis Weibei said nothing, but he never spent the night in his bridegroom's house.

Even because Mrs. Weibei Hou made the decision to add people without authorization, the Weibei Houwang did not enter the inner courtyard to rest for a period of time.

Later, Mrs. Weibei Hou died of illness, and her daughter Wang Wen was only ten years old. Weibei Hou Wang Tong was indifferent to women, and he did not want his daughter to be molested by his stepmother when she was young, so he never remarried.

When he met Ling Ruhua for the first time two years ago, Wang Tong, Marquis of Weibei, seemed to have opened up the two channels of Ren and Du, and fell in love with a woman for the first time. He didn't know that this elegantly dressed woman was the eldest princess.

Wang Tong first met Ling Ruhua in a field beside the road. Ling Ruhua was flying a kite in the field with his son Shen Jianxing at that time.

Ling Ruhua wore her hair in a woman's bun and played with a young child. Normally, anyone who saw this scene should know that this was a woman and child from his family and should have avoided it.

At that time, Wang Tong was riding a tall horse and deliberately slowed down. Watching the interaction between mother and son not far away, his heart softened unconsciously.

It was the first time that he fell in love with a woman. Wang Tong despised his villainous behavior in his heart, but he couldn't help his eyes falling on the woman not far away.

"Grandma, my granddaughter will also make a kite someday. Let's come to the outskirts of Beijing to play."

Mrs. Hou Tai of Weibei now has a granddaughter, and she loves her to the core. Although she rationally thinks that her granddaughter should temper her temper in her teenage years, seeing that her granddaughter likes flying kites so much, she still can't bear to reject her.

After the entourage quietly left, Wang Shen in the carriage was interested in the kite flown by Ling Ruhua and her son.

Mrs. Tai signaled the entourage who was following the car to go to the front to see if the Marquis had anything to do and slow down. Seeing that they saw Kyoto, it was better to go back to their hometown to settle down.

Ling Ruhua had always had a cold temperament, and even when facing his son Shen Jianxing, he did not express too many words or expressions. However, in Wang Tong's eyes, Ling Ruhua's love for his son was no less than that of others.

Mrs. Weibei Hou Tai and her granddaughter Wang Shen were riding in a carriage together. Curious but unable to question her son, she just opened the carriage curtain and saw Ling Ruhua and her son flying a kite not far away.

Mrs. Hou Tai of Weibei didn't pay much attention to the other party, guessing which wife should be bringing her children to play in the suburbs of Beijing.

The family members of the Weibei Houfu were sitting in the carriage and did not know what was going on outside at first. However, when they arrived at the outskirts of Beijing, the speed of the carriage was obviously much slower. Everyone was surprised by the behavior of the leading Weibei Houfu Wang Tong.

Wang Shen grew up in the border gates and was different from the young ladies in deep houses. She had always lived a free and easy life. Even though her grandmother told her to settle down when she arrived in the capital, she remained as lively as ever.

"When we settle down in Kyoto, grandma will take you to our village to stay for a few days."

Even if Wang Tong, the Marquis of Weibei, slowed down and moved forward, he soon left Ling Ruhua and her son behind. Wang Tong held the horse rope tightly and forced himself not to look back.

After Weibeihou Wang Tong entered the palace to thank Emperor Ling for his return, and Weibeihou's wife took her granddaughter Wang Shen to attend several banquets, Weibeihou's family finally settled down in Kyoto. In Qianzhou Border Pass, there was no mistress to manage the inner house, and the wife always took care of the family affairs; now in Kyoto, the lack of a matron in charge of the house is really a constraint.

Wang Tong, the Marquis of Weibei, had never calmed down since that day when he met Ling Ruhua. His mother repeatedly mentioned that he should renew their relationship because he could take care of the housework and go out to socialize with other people. Wangtong, the Marquis of Weibei, was relieved.

Mrs. Weibei Hou Tai was relieved when she saw that her son had relented in remarrying. She sent people to quickly inquire about the young ladies waiting for marriage in various prefectures in Kyoto.

Wang Tong, Marquis of Weibei, is now in his thirties. He is tall, tall, handsome and upright. Probably because he has been in the military camp without getting angry all year round, people think he is very reliable;

Although Wang Tong has now handed over military power, the Wang family of Weibeihou has been operating in Qianzhou for decades, and there is a lot of love and romance;
There are really many people who want to get married to Weibei Hou.

It was rare for Madam Hou Tai of Weibei to see her son relent, and naturally she wanted to marry a step-in-law for her son who was both capable and virtuous, dignified and virtuous, so she had been making inquiries from many sources.

As the eldest princess, Ling Ruhua was an ordinary person who dared to think but not take action. Madam Hou Tai of Weibei wanted her son to remarry a young lady who had not left the palace, so naturally she would not put Ling Ruhua among the candidates for her daughter-in-law.

Wang Tong, Marquis of Weibei, lost his military power and was not assigned any real power positions by Emperor Ling. He had so much free time every day that he had to take an entourage out for a walk.

The two of them walked idle on the streets of Kyoto, looking at the street stalls on both sides from time to time, and bought those who were interested.

Wang Tong had just bought a gadget for his daughter from a stall. He turned around and saw a carriage passing by. The breeze blew up the curtain of the moving carriage, revealing the lower half of the woman's face in the carriage.

Even though Wang Tong, Marquis of Weibei, did not see the whole face of the person in the carriage, he recognized that the woman was a woman from the suburbs of Beijing that day.

The idea of ​​holding back originally jumped out of his mind again because he saw Ling Ruhua again. Wang Tong warned himself in his heart to go and have a look, and he would give up after seeing the other couple harmoniously.

After sending his entourage back to the mansion, Wang Tongyi followed Ling Ruhua's carriage, and did not give up until they saw the carriage entering the eldest princess's mansion unimpeded.

At this time, Wang Tong, the Marquis of Weibei, had a suspicion in his mind. He was happy but feared that it was a misunderstanding. He couldn't wait to go back to his hometown and send someone to investigate the eldest princess Ling Ruhua.

When it was confirmed that the woman he liked was the princess Ruhua from Heli, Wang Tong, the Marquis of Weibei, felt deeply that God had treated him well and Ling Ruhua was his destined wife.

Now that the candidate was confirmed, Wang Tong, the Marquis of Weibei, decisively went to tell his mother that he wanted Princess Shang!
Mrs. Weibei Hou Tai was shocked when she heard the news. Not only was her son asking to marry a woman for the first time, but that woman was also Princess Ling.

After living in Kyoto for more than two months, Mrs. Weibei Hou Tai also inquired about the situation of the eldest princess Ling Ruhua. Although she regretted that the daughter-in-law she remarried was not a perfect woman, she did not blame anyone for her son's second marriage.

Mrs. Tai was worried and said, "This Princess Shang can't just propose marriage to our family. She also needs to ask the emperor to make the decision..."

Wang Tong, Marquis of Weibei, had a plan in mind since he knew Ling Ruhua's identity. Now that he has handed over the military power, Emperor Ling needs to appease him.
There had been no major wars at the border in the past ten years, and he did not intend to make much achievements in the court. So he asked to marry the eldest princess, Ling Ruhua, which relieved Emperor Ling's worries about appeasing him.

Wang Tong, Marquis of Weibei, not only inquired about the eldest princess Ling Ruhua, but also knew something about Ling Ruhua's temperament. He thought that if he came directly to propose marriage, he would probably be rejected, and he would have to go through all kinds of twists and turns to save the country.