As for how Su Tang became Princess Qinghe, this happened because Murong Zhao had told Su Tang before that he would definitely give her a serious title in the future, so after he ascended the throne and stabilized, he would change the title for Su Tang.
Changing the title of a princess was not a big deal in the first place, but there were always disputes. Zhou Bo, the assistant minister, refuted Murong Zhao's decision. When the new emperor ascended the throne, the old emperor's old ministers broke up with the new emperor and said they would be good to the county. The title of Lord was given by the late emperor, and Murong Zhao could not change it for no reason.
Murong Zhao had put in so much effort to ascend to the throne at such a young age. He wanted to change his sister's title even though he was opposed to it. How could he be willing to do so? The minister objected, so he turned around and decided not to change the title of Princess. Well, Murong Zhao simply made Su Tang a princess in the name of Su Tang's overseas communication and meritorious service to the country.
It happened that Su Tang was from Qinghe Town, so Murong Zhao named her the Princess of Qinghe. Zhou Bo did not expect that they would exert such pressure, and Murong Zhao would dare to take such a step back, allowing Su Tang to go from a little peasant girl to the head of the county within a few years. , to the princess, and now the step-by-step rise to the princess has been completed.
Although Su Tang has not returned to Sujiatun in the past two years, because a princess was born in Sujiatun, the Su family has developed very rapidly in the past two years, and Su Yongqiang and Su Yongshun have become landlords directly.
Even though he had a backer, Su Yongqiang was smart and had always restrained his family members, so he did not cause any trouble. In this year's imperial examination, the Su family also produced two children, which was very good.
Su Tang has basically been traveling overseas to do business in the past two years. Luo Xingchen is not a big official. She is basically responsible for domestic business. Currently, Xingxing Tang is the largest brand in Qihuang, which involves Sauces, dyed fabrics, porcelain, clothing and makeup, etc. can be said to be a brand that is indispensable to the common people.
But when Su Tang said that Luo Xingchen was stupid, that was not what she meant. Although she and Pei Xuan had not seen each other much in the past three years, they already understood each other's feelings before they separated.
Pei Xuan has been fighting, and he has to observe mourning for three years and cannot get married. And with Luo Xingchen as the messenger, the two have a lot of exchanges.
To be honest, Su Tang and Pei Xuan used to write letters to each other, and then they also fell in love through letters. They were quite unconventional.
Generally speaking, except for the fact that Su Tang and Pei Xuan have never met, there are actually no major problems between them. In contrast, two people who can see each other all day long have problems.
When Luo Xingchen heard Su Tang calling him stupid, he paused while pouring the wine, "There's nothing wrong with this. My parents came to my door several times when they saw me like this!"
Of course Luo Xingchen's official position is not big, but she is a rare person who can come into contact with some of the most noble people in the dynasty, whether it is the emperor, Duke Pei, or Princess Qinghe who is currently very popular in Qihuang Kingdom. She can meet them all.
The Luo family's business was affected during the war. Su Tang was not happy to talk about this. She was sitting down and fully prepared. She really planned to have a good fight with the Luo family, but the Luo family herself It just declined. It was like hitting cotton with her fist, which was really meaningless.
When the Luo family saw that Luo Xingchen was now promising, they wanted to get close to him. Fortunately, Su Tang asked Luo Xingchen to sign the marriage document, and Luo Xingchen became the Su family's bridal son-in-law and had nothing to do with the Luo family.
(End of chapter)