The regent's little Jiaojiao is so troublesome

Chapter 523 Two Marriage Letters
According to common sense, the next day after marriage, the man should bring the woman to visit the elders.

Large families with ancestral halls will also lead the bride to the ancestral hall to worship the ancestors, and write the woman's household card into the man's family tree, which means officially accepting the woman and recognizing the woman's identity to his ancestors .

In a sense, entering a family tree is even more important than a marriage certificate.

At that time, he was not willing to do so, so he was exempt from all etiquette, and on the wedding day, he only invited a ceremony team to go to greet his relatives.

After being rejected by Bai Yingying because of her serious illness, he never planned to let her in again. In addition, he heard a lot of news about Bai Yingying's pursuit of the prince Chuli, and he hated her even more.

Later, he suddenly got news that Bai Yingying and Chu Li had a secret tryst.

He thought to himself that he would take this opportunity to completely solve this problem, so he immediately took people to the White Mansion to arrest him.

Later, Bai Yingying took the initiative to follow him into the palace, not to mention three matchmakers and six hires, and she never even visited the palace.

At first, he thought she was unworthy.

Now, he felt regretful and guilty, and he really owed her so much.

She deserves him to marry her with the most formal and complicated etiquette in the world, but unfortunately, he never gave her any.

Chu Tianci put the household card back, then closed the lid, and took out three notebooks from under the desk.

"Liuguang, grinding."

"Yes."

Liu Guang agreed, took the pen and ink, and began to grind for Chu Tianci.

Chu Tianci glanced at it, and reminded softly: "Take out my king's colorful ink tray, I want to paint."

Liu Guang was a little surprised, His Royal Highness, it has been a long time since he painted, why did he have such a leisurely time to paint today?
Although he was puzzled, he took out Chu Tianci's seven-color ink tray, and then gave Chu Tianci a puddle of water for each of the colors.

When he finished polishing the colored ink, Chu Tianci had already written two notebooks, he reached for the third one, and began to paint on it.

Liu Guang took a hasty look at the materials of these three books. It was obvious that the last book was much better than the first two books. The contents of those two books were a marriage letter and a marriage letter.

The text on the marriage letter, using the most conventional model of a marriage letter, is well written.

The letter of engagement is a complete excerpt of the content of the letter of engagement given by Bai Zong.

After Liu Guang thought about it for a while, he knew His Highness's intentions.

Chu Tianci's painting skills are exquisite, and he paints very quickly. In less than a quarter of an hour, exquisite and elegant paintings have been painted on the four sides of the booklet.

On the lower right side are colorful peonies, on the top there is a colorful and beautiful phoenix, on the left side are tumbling waves, and a majestic giant dragon soars into the air from above.

The dragon's head and the phoenix's head meet in the middle of the top, and there is a big red happy character in the middle, forming a festive picture of dragon and phoenix presenting auspiciousness.

Liu Guang looked at it and opened his mouth wide in shock.

Is this a painting drawn by His Royal Highness?Beautifully written with worldly cheesiness, but undeniably, really festive.

Chu Tianci put down the pen dipped in yellow ink, picked up the brush on the black ink plate, and began to write carefully.

Although it was written with a hanging wrist, his handwriting was still fast and good.

Before Liu Guang's mouth dropped in surprise, Chu Tianci finished writing.

Liu Guang came over to take a look, there were two marriage letters and two engagement letters.

He pointed to the tightly closed box: "Your Highness, do you need to forge a copy of this household card?"

(End of this chapter)