The eighty second chapter is about love dispute.

emperor Shunde looks at his relatives on both sides: Wang Chaifeng of the Ming Dynasty and Xianwang chaixing. It's gone for months. Chai Xing is thin and dark, but he's full of energy and spring light. There's a joy that can't be suppressed between his eyebrows.

Chai Feng looks at Chai Xing with strange eyes. It seems that she has a sense of resentment, mixed with inexplicable anger. The inexplicable anger, like a calm lake, was thrown into a stone, making a circle of ripples, but disappeared in a moment. Emperor Shunde found that as long as Chaifeng had swept chaixing, his...