Zhu Yu's doubts deepened.
Outside, people either said that Lu Qing was a prince deemed lucky by the Emperor, indulging in pleasure every day, an aristocrat who was both offensive and untouchable, making connections with him useless, much like a wealthy idler.
Or they said he was feared by the Emperor, so he was only given the title of "Two-Character King," limited in everything, constrained at every turn, and that even the marriage was just randomly arranged with a daughter from the Zhu Family from Shuo Country, the most insignificant among several vassal states.
However, having been Princess Xiaoyao for just a few days, Zhu Yu felt that things were not so simple. Both of these entirely different rumors had their valid points but were also incorrect.
Lu Qing's situation and his relationship with the current Holy Emperor were far more complex than outsiders could imagine.
