After Transmigration, I Snag a Stunning Bigwig as My Husband

Because Su Yang is fixated on the Beimo Crown Prince, ignoring the Beimo King, and feeding cards to the Beimo Empress.

He perfectly sees through the Beimo Crown Prince’s little schemes, refusing to fall into the traps dug by the Beimo Crown Prince.

The Beimo Crown Prince, losing badly, sits at the mahjong table, caught up in reflection while drawing tiles.

Why did he make the unwise decision to play mahjong against Su Yang?

Back when Su Yang was still young, he had already managed to sting him, his would-be brother-in-law, full of bumps.

The brat from back in the day has grown up, becoming even more formidable.

The Beimo Crown Prince has decided that once this game is over, he’ll never touch mahjong again in this lifetime.

Indeed.

Not only will he not touch it, but once he ascends to the throne, he might even decree that the Beimo people are not allowed to play mahjong.

After a round of play, the Beimo Crown Prince, feeling deflated, said, "Lost everything."

The Beimo Empress, with a radiant smile, counted the money she’d just won.

Though she doesn’t lack money to spend, she’s happy.

The Beimo King is not so angry either because Princess Yinchuan was siding with him, signaling to him what cards Su Yang had.

But Su Yang is too smart; there’s always one tile that’s hidden.

If the tile’s unseen, naturally there’s no way to inform the Beimo King.

After leaving the table, the Beimo King turned and walked away.

The Beimo Crown Prince called Su Yang over, of course, the money Su Yang won was all given to Princess Yinchuan.

Princess Yinchuan looked at the money and then at the Beimo Empress, who smiled and said, "Keep it safe."

"This son-in-law, the Empress is very satisfied."

With the Beimo Empress’s endorsement, Princess Yinchuan’s ears turned slightly red as she said, "Father doesn’t like him."

The Beimo Empress raised a hand to poke Princess Yinchuan’s forehead, "Your father doesn’t dislike him?"

"He likes him very much."

Princess Yinchuan looked at her mother and said, "How is that possible?"

The Beimo Empress held Princess Yinchuan’s hand and sat on the Arhat Couch, laughing, "When you got married, I missed you so much that I almost fell ill."

"Your father then finally told me that over the years, he has frequently sent people to inquire about the Second Young Master of the Dongxiang Marquis Mansion."

Princess Yinchuan is the Beimo King’s most cherished little princess.

He can’t bear to be harsh with her, and yet she went to Daqi and got stung by Su Yang with bees.

How could the Beimo King not be angry?

But since he himself demanded this marriage, he must endure it no matter how angry he is.

Besides, Princess Yinchuan is still young, so there’s no hurry for her to marry. If the Marquis Dongxiang’s son is really that unlikable, he can easily call off the engagement.

The act of Marquis Dongxiang’s son stinging his fiancée clearly indicates rejection of the marriage.

If he wants to call off the engagement, Marquis Dongxiang can only agree.

But the Beimo King is unwilling to give up so easily, so he sent people to Daqi, with no other duties besides reporting to him Su Yang’s bizarre antics.

Su Yang, who enjoys excitement, is often seen wandering the streets, challenging you today and pranking you tomorrow.

Report each incident one by one, all accurately to the Beimo King.

Though Su Yang is somewhat vexing, his character is undeniable; he messes around with trivial matters but is extremely serious when it comes to big matters, even more proper than the Emperor.

This character is exactly like Marquis Dongxiang’s!

The Beimo King has not interacted with Su Yang, but he has dealt with Marquis Dongxiang.

The son taught by Marquis Dongxiang certainly wouldn’t be bad.

Those confidants sent all said the princess’s marriage was beneficial; without absolute certainty, they wouldn’t speak so boldly even as confidants.

If Princess Yinchuan had a difficult time in Daqi, and the Emperor gets angry, wouldn’t they suffer?

This is the very reason the Beimo King insists on Princess Yinchuan marrying Su Yang.

A father won’t push his daughter into a pit of fire just for some pride.

Back then, the decision for him and Marquis Dongxiang to engage was because Marquis Dongxiang wouldn’t let him trouble his son—no one can escape the interest of the Beimo King.

With the opportunity delivered, he occupied Su Yang’s pit, deciding later whether to jump in or not.

If it weren’t for the Beimo King explaining it, even the Beimo Empress wouldn’t know these matters, let alone Princess Yinchuan.

She looked at her mother in disbelief, "And Father still treats him this way?"

"Your father keeps hearing about him being mischievous, so he wants to see just how far he can go," the Beimo Empress laughed.

"Yangyang fed me cards, ignored this father-in-law, and specifically messed with your Imperial Brother, enough for your father to be furious."

"..."

Princess Yinchuan was a little bewildered.

She worried that her father would be angered into ill-health?

Should she be concerned about this matter?

Princess Yinchuan hesitated for a moment, deciding it was best just to accompany her mother.

Su Yang followed along, thinking the Beimo King and Beimo Crown Prince had something to discuss with him, but they said nothing, only instructing him not to enter the palace for three days.

Su Yang, "..."

"Why?" Su Yang asked in confusion.