Candidate Daughter-in-Law

Da Bai did not know what An Bulang was thinking, but it had already unilaterally added Ji Yinyin to the ranks of candidate daughters-in-law.

Whether a woman was suitable to be An Lin's daughter-in-law was not determined by her aptitude.

After all, it truly did not matter whether she cultivated well or not. In any case, none of them could compare to the great immortals of the Immortal Emperor Palace.

Even if she were a Mortal Body incapable of cultivation, they had ways to forcibly raise a Mortal Body to the level of an immortal.

Therefore, Da Bai had only three criteria for judging whether a woman was suitable to be a daughter-in-law.

First, of course, both sides had to like each other.

This was also the Immortal Emperor's foremost—and only—requirement for An Bulang's choice of partner.

When seeking a Dao Companion, one had to find someone who mutually loved them.

The Immortal Emperor was exceptionally open-minded when it came to finding a daughter-in-law. As long as An Bulang liked that person, and that person liked An Bulang, the Immortal Emperor would have no objections whatsoever.

Even if An Bulang liked a pig, the Immortal Emperor would hold a grand wedding for An Bulang and that pig, inviting the great figures of the Nine Heavens and Ten Lands to witness it together.

Thinking of this, Da Bai could not help turning its gaze toward An Bulang's shadow again.

Hmm... An Bulang really did seem to have a pig that followed him around like a shadow?

The Immortal Emperor's requirement was simply that they liked each other, but Da Bai did not see it that way.

Given its friendship with the Immortal Emperor, a bond deep enough for them to call each other brothers, it naturally had to vet things for