Erkang is called Wei Zi Wei Zi.

In Princess Pearl, Wei Zi and Er Kang, a pair of lovers with no edges and corners and harmony between heaven and earth, are envied by many people. They are well matched in appearance and talent. Erkang has both culture and talent, and Wei Zi is brilliant. what do you think?

In addition to Ziwei, the hare also moved to Erkang. At that time, Galeries Lafayette intended to fix them up. They also watched the snow together all night. The elders thought that they would eventually be a couple, but the result was nothing. Moreover, Erkang's parents didn't show much joy in the fact that Lafayette betrothed the hare to Erkang, and they never asked Erkang. However, for Wei Zi, this is very different. After Erkang knew that he liked Wei Zi, he directly called Wei Zi his daughter-in-law. He liked Wei Zi very much. Why?

Wei Zi and Er Kang met when swallows were considered to be gege. Erkang saved Wei Zi and brought her home. Later, Wei Zi also told Erkang about his life experience. But because of the swallow, there is no possibility for Wei Zi to become a princess, but Erkang doesn't care. She likes her, not the identity behind Wei Zi.

Erkang told Wei Zi's true identity and feelings for her to his parents. When Fallon and his wife knew about it, they didn't object, and because Erkang's marriage had to be appointed by the emperor, they tried their best to send Wei Zi to the palace, only to be able to recognize their ancestors and marry Erkang one day.

Fallon and his wife prefer Wei Zi, because Wei Zi is a real princess and Sang Ni is just the daughter of a prince. Although she was raised by Lafayette and attached great importance to her, she was not the daughter of the emperor after all. Only when she married Wei Zi, Erkang was a real husband. One more thing, Erkang prefers Wei Zi, who brought Wei Zi home. Everything he did to Wei Zi was in the eyes of Fallon and his wife, and he naturally understood Erkang's mind. He is not very sad about Sunny and Erkang. Anyway, it's the emperor's marriage, so let the son choose one he likes.