Emperor Ning arranged a marriage for the Qi family, with the Second Miss Qi, Qi Zhaoyun, to be wed as the official wife of Prince Fu, yet the marriage did not take place.
The year before, Emperor Ning summoned Prince Fu back to the Imperial Capital because officials from the Ministry of Rites were concerned that the passing of Mr. Qi would delay the wedding. So, they intended to complete the grand marriage before Mr. Qi's departure, to ensure the continuance of the royal bloodline.
However, despite the rushed preparations, Mr. Qi ultimately passed away before the wedding could occur, and the wedding had to be postponed for a year.
At this time, Prince Fu, dressed in a black arrow suit, with sword-like brows and starry eyes, exuded a commanding presence. Zhou Kuang and others accompanied him, and everyone, including Prince Fu, had a hard bow and an arrow quiver hung by their saddles.
