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... really be able to marry his daughter as the queen?

This matter has been suppressed in his mind for a long time. Seeing that the raw rice is about to be cooked, he has to step up the final operation.

As for Zhu Houzhao, who came out of the Imperial Garden, he heard about it at the first time, and he felt a little confused, although this was also a matchmaker's words. His cousin.

In addition, his uncle's behavior made everyone ashamed, which further exacerbated his conflictin ...

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