After Su Yue'e married into Liu Changxu's household, her gentle, easygoing nature and gift for getting along with others soon won the approval of Wu Xuege, Murong Yuyao, and the other women, allowing her to settle smoothly into the large family.
Liu Changxu was also thoroughly pleased with his new wife and devoted himself to keeping her company through a warm, romantic honeymoon.
Three months after marrying Su Yue'e, on the morning of November 18 in Great Han Year 296, Liu Changxu held a grand investiture ceremony at the Cloud Sky Immortal Palace, prompted by the strong appeals of Wu Xuege, Murong Yuyao, the other women, his children, and the dynasty's civil and military officials.
At this ceremony, Liu Changxu invested Wu Xuege as the Eastern Palace Immortal Empress, Murong Yuyao as the Western Palace Immortal Empress, and Duan Yuwei as the Central Palace Immortal Empress.
He also invested Xiao Zier as the Purple Consort, Zhao Qi'er as the Qi Consort, Chen Yufei as the Chen Consort, Yang Qingxue as the Qing Consort, Jiang Xuefeng as the Phoenix Consort, Su Jinxiu as the Brocade Consort, Liu Qingying as the Liu Consort, Li Zhenxin as the Xin Consort, Lian'er as the Lotus Consort, Dongxue as the Snow Consort, Yang Yuxuan as the Xuan Consort, Su Yue'e as the E Consort, Zi Ling as the Ling Consort, and Zisu as the Su Consort.
Among the imperial sons, his third son, Liu Fuyue, was invested as Prince Yue; his fourth son, Liu Fufeng, as Prince Feng; his sixth son, Liu Fuchao, as Prince Chao; his seventh son, Liu Fuyang, as Prince Yang; his eleventh son, Liu Fuba, as Prince Ba; his sixteenth son, Liu Fuhe, as Prince He; his seventeenth son, Liu Fucheng, as Prince Cheng; his nineteenth son, Liu Fuxiong, as Prince