Fang Zheng had been in this world for quite some time and had more or less finished everything he needed to do. Only the last piece of the Goddess of Order's coordinate remained. According to Reiji, it was safeguarded by her clan. But if Fang Zheng wanted to take that piece of Hidan, he would have to marry Reiji... or at least get engaged to her. That left Fang Zheng at a loss.
Honestly, he would rather Reiji had been an enemy. Then he could have simply taken it by force. Unfortunately, Reiji was dead set on this. She would not stop Fang Zheng from taking the Hidan, but Fang Zheng knew that the moment he obtained it, Reiji would follow him for good...
...Huh? That did not seem much different from now, did it?
Even though he had figured that out, still...
"I can't marry you right now."
Looking at Reiji before him, Fang Zheng spoke slowly and clearly. Reiji merely listened in silence.
"Besides, you know I already have fiancées. If I were to get married, there would have to be an order... Do you understand what I mean?"
"I understand."
Reiji nodded.
"My ancestors once said that the greatest pleasure in life is taking an enemy's horse, seizing an enemy's quiver, and embracing the wives and daughters of one's foes. So if there is a woman you like, simply take her. I will not object."
"..."
Come to think of it, Genghis Khan did seem to enjoy taking his enemies' wives and daughters into his harem... Wasn't that a traditional Mongolian custom?
But had Genghis Khan really said that?
Wait, Cao Cao had also said something like, "I shall raise your wives and daughters"... Hmm? Did all great villains have this particular taste?
If Fang Zheng had