"What's there to be tired of? To be able to enjoy this much means it's a good thing," I replied.
"Is there anything else besides that?" Si Xiaoxian squatted down and stirred the water with a plate. The fish immediately swam over and let her stroke their heads.
"There's nothing else. Some things are best left to take their natural course." I smiled.
"When the time comes, you'll have to leave. Are you sure you don't need to hint at something—or remind me?" Si Xiaoxian smiled.
"To a goddess, one may only admire from afar, not profane her by playing with her. I only need to cater to her preferences. As for what result I obtain, it actually isn't important."
"Hmph, fine. Let's see how much longer you can endure." Si Xiaoxian rose, took my hand, and drifted gracefully into the peach blossom grove.
After leaving me there, she took out pruning shears and cut quite a few branches. Then she brought me back to a pavilion.
Standing by the window and watching her trim branches and arrange flowers, I didn't feel bored. Every now and then, I even lent her a hand.
Everyone had their own interests, and immortals were no different.
Although things created through magic were just as beautiful, relying on magic every time robbed the act of making them oneself of its meaning.
Sometimes, life needed to be plain and tranquil.
"My husband is truly a wonderful man." Si Xiaoxian held up the finished floral arrangement, admiring it as she praised me.
"Of course. Otherwise, how could I be your husband?" I laughed shamelessly.
Si Xiaoxian couldn't help laughing and shaking her head.
Of course, I couldn't guarantee that every member of the women's army liked me. There were countless different people in this world, and