Love You for the Rest of My Life-Chapter 1896 - 1895: The Bride’s Family Rules Today

Before dawn, she got up to fuss over her look, and it wasn’t until almost 8 o’clock that she was done.

Gu Qibao and Di Xiaxia were both stunned, truly beautiful.

"Wow, Xuanxuan, you look like an empress from ancient times," Gu Qibao exclaimed excitedly. "Come on, quick, let’s take some photos."

The three of them indulged in selfies, while Di Xiaxia enviously remarked, "Actually, traditional Chinese weddings are quite nice. I really love your look. It feels so much better and grander than a wedding dress!"

The three Di brothers naturally returned home. Today is Di Jinxuan’s big day; no matter how busy they are, they must attend the wedding.

There were many things to help prepare and organize, and the three of them were as busy as tops spinning nonstop.

Nangong Jin’s side was also ready, and they set off promptly at eight in the morning.

The capital was bustling with excitement today, especially on the road from the Nangong Family to the Di Family.

Mainly because Nangong Jin was so eye-catching!

He, the bridegroom in a flamboyant red outfit, with hair styled in an ancient hairdo, looked like a man stepping out of a painting, exuding unparalleled grace and captivating beauty.

He rode a tall steed adorned with red silk flowers, which did not seem out of place but rather stunningly enchanting.

Behind him was a grand red bridal sedan chair, beautifully crafted, festive, and of high class.

Four ’ancient bearers’ in red attire carried it, looking quite authentic, with a charming wedding attendant beside the sedan.

Passersby were dumbstruck, one after another, standing by the roadside with their mouths agape.

Even more astonishing was that behind the bridal sedan, there were people in ancient costumes, all riding horses, uniformly dressed in pink!

Moreover, they were all men...

With only two women, Nangong Lin and Nangong Xiao.

Both were in ancient costumes.

The procession was large enough, estimated to have two to three hundred people, all on horseback, creating an incredibly impressive sight.

A group carrying wedding candies, cakes, and various betrothal gifts was also present, making the spectacle truly grand.

The sound of drums and gongs filled the air with lively rhythms.

In the midst of such a magnificent procession, a cavalry unit charged directly to the Di Family.

Standing at the door to welcome them, the three Di brothers were startled, wow, did Nangong Jin bring all the horses from the ranch?

Arriving at the entrance, Nangong Jin was the first to dismount, gracefully bowing and greeting, "Greetings, brothers."

The three Di brothers were momentarily stunned and nearly burst into laughter.

But this was no time to laugh, they needed to remain serious.

"Hmm," Di Mingzhe first nodded solemnly, patting Nangong Jin’s shoulder, "Greetings, brother-in-law."

Nangong Jin bowed again, "Respectful greetings, brother."

Di Mingzhe supported his hand, "All is well, everyone’s respectful."

Di Mingchen and Di Mingjue watched from the side, their lips twitching.

Then Nangong Jin respectfully addressed the eldest brother, "Greetings, eldest brother."

While saying this, he waved his hand, and a little servant in ancient dress handed over a red envelope wrapped in red paper.

The envelope was large and thick, like a brick.

Di Mingzhe received it with a broad smile, responding solemnly, "Respectful greetings, Xiaojin."

Afterward, Nangong Jin bowed to Di Mingchen, "Greetings, second brother."

The red envelope was again handed over.

The second eldest swelled with pride, stood straight, and beamed with joy, saying, "Respectful greetings, Xiaojin."

Next was Di Mingjue.

Receiving such respectful greetings and a bow from Nangong Jin, Di Mingjue felt quite delighted because he was actually younger than Nangong Jin!

After accepting the red envelope, Di Mingjue nodded satisfyingly, with a meaningful remark, "Indeed, Xiaojin, you are most respectful."

Nangong Jin smiled brightly, not fussing with the three of them at all, for today he was marrying, and the bride’s family was the most important!