Chapter 57: Perfunctory and Coercion

According to the rules of the Great Sheng Dynasty, the wedding of a prince and his main consort was a very complicated affair.

Most people couldn't remember all the steps involved in the process.

Let alone Jiang Ning.

The nanny sent by the palace to teach her the rules didn't dare to force her to learn, and she herself was lackadaisical, letting the lessons go in one ear and out the other, never really learning much.

Fortunately, there were people to guide them, and every step had someone whispering instructions into their ears.

Thus, there was no risk of making a mistake and disgracing the royal family.

Although the Prince of Yu was already 18 years old and lived separately from his parents, he was still a prince, and his parents, the Emperor and Empress, were still in the palace.

After going through the ceremony at the prince's residence, Jiang Ning had to go to the palace and pay her respects to the Emperor, Empress, and other elders by kowtowing.