The Princess of Northern Land
Chapter 643: Really Ruthless (3)_1

Chapter 643: Chapter 643: Really Ruthless (3)_1

Perhaps Ding’an Temple alone was not a threat, comprising only of ten thousand individuals, but all the monks in the Northern Land regarded it as their leader. The cumulative number of these monks was quite considerable.

Even scarier was that these monks each had their own unique skills. Not to mention martial arts, even the medicinal monks, pick out any one of them, were far more formidable than your average doctor.

"Your highness, please kick the sedan door," the wedding lady of honor sang with a smile.

Chu Suifeng didn’t care what she said, he directly bent down and embraced Lin Ziyin out of the sedan. Kicking the sedan door was merely the first show of force a groom gives to his bride.

Chu Suifeng’s intention in marrying was to pamper his wife, not to bully her. Moreover, he had just made a promise to the Lin Family that he would not let Ziyin suffer the slightest bit of grievance.

Chu Suifeng, of course, was reluctant to perform the act of kicking the sedan door.

Upon seeing this, the crowd couldn’t help but burst into laughter.

The female guests were even more envious. The prince’s actions were a declaration to the world that Chu Suifeng was a man who cherished his wife. The new princess of the Wang Residence hadn’t even set foot inside the mansion’s gate, yet the prince had already laid a solid foundation for her status.

Those present began to elevate Lin Ziyin’s position in their minds.

King Chu and King Rui, seeing Chu Suifeng’s actions, became even more curious about Lin Ziyin, whom they had yet to meet.

Just what was so special about this woman that she had managed to completely ensnare the War God of the Northern Land and the prince of the tomb?

Truth be told, Lin Ziyin was somewhat nervous. She was veiled in red, unable to see the people outside or what was happening.

Chu Suifeng gently put her down. Once she was steady, he felt the cold sweat on her palm, causing his eyebrows to furrow slightly.

"Bring gloves and the soup lady," he commanded coldly to someone nearby.

Bai Xian immediately sent for a pair of red fox fur gloves. The borders were also made of red fox fur, making the pair of gloves a fine and extremely rare item.

Under the watchful eyes of those present, Chu Suifeng, as expected, carefully fitted the gloves onto Lin Ziyin’s hands. He then handed her a small hand-brazier, saying, "Don’t catch a chill."

The people, hearing this, silently elevated the status of the princess once again in their minds.

"Be careful, follow me." Guarding Lin Ziyin, Chu Suifeng led her to carefully step over the brazier. They then entered the main hall, which was warm as spring, and Lin Ziyin immediately felt warmth spread throughout her body.

"The newlyweds have arrived, prepare for the marriage ceremony." The master of ceremony was Mei Hanqing. Having such an important role made him proud and resulted in countless rehearsals in private due to his nervousness.

Chu Suifeng and Lin Ziyin stood side by side. As Lin Ziyin couldn’t see the outside, she could only prick up her ears to listen to Mei Hanqing’s words.

Chu Suifeng’s face bore a slight smile. Someone who knew him well would notice that even though he was smiling, his facial muscles were extremely tense, indicating that he must be very nervous and excited at the moment.

"First salute to heaven and earth." Mei Hanqing’s voice was loud and clear, filled with joyous emotions.

Lin Ziyin’s red silk ribbon moved slightly, she immediately understood and together they saluted towards heaven and earth.

"Second salute to the high hall."

The Emperor was still in Daqin and couldn’t come. And the Empress Mother had already passed away, so who to salute?

However, none of these posed any difficulty to Chu Suifeng, he held Lin Ziyin and they solemnly bowed in the direction of Daqin.

Seeing his respectful demeanor, King Chu, King Rui, and Lin Haisheng, who were watching the ceremony, felt quite satisfied.

"Couple salute each other."

Perhaps the newlyweds were too nervous, as their heads bumped together.