Taking a Wife

When the two sides discussed cooperation, Fan Quanzhen had estimated that Li Qianqing's demands would, at the very least, include trades for two kinds of Rank 6 High-Grade Spiritual Materials.

For the sake of his young disciple Ji Yuelan, even if Li Qianqing asked for more, Fan Quanzhen felt he could accept it.

In the end, Li Qianqing had asked for so little.

"However you put it, Yuelan is half a granddaughter to me now. With her in your Snow Moon Sect, these things are enough for our Li Clan," Li Qianqing explained the reason.

Because of Ji Yuelan, the Snow Moon Sect and the Li Clan had reached cooperation, and the price they needed to pay was not great. A token gesture would roughly suffice.

This was completely and utterly favorable to the Snow Moon Sect.

But Fan Quanzhen felt extremely uncomfortable listening to it.

You treat Yuelan as half your granddaughter, and I treat Xunting as half my disciple.

Fan Quanzhen had originally wanted to say that, but after letting it pass through his mind, he discovered there was a huge problem with the sentence.

Over the past thousand years, Ji Yuelan had visited the Li Clan many times, while Li Xunting had visited the Snow Moon Sect very few times. He had not chatted much with Li Xunting, whereas the situation between Li Qianqing and Ji Yuelan was different. What the other party said was true. If he said he treated Li Xunting as half his disciple, it could only be called polite courtesy.

Li Qianqing could use Ji Yuelan to say it, but he could not use Li Xunting to say it.

Of course, the fundamental reason Fan Quanzhen felt uncomfortable listening to it was still that Li Qianqing's words sounded as if he, the master,