Marriage Talismans could link the destinies of two people together.
Such talismans were not uncommon.
Though they might not necessarily work, they would absolutely deepen the mutual affection between both parties.
Many people would secretly give Marriage Talismans to those they fancied in order to win over the person they liked.
However, if someone needed to use a Marriage Talisman, it meant one party was unwilling to begin with. Otherwise, why would they use one?
That meant giving someone a Marriage Talisman through ordinary means simply would not work.
Therefore, the Marriage Talisman had to be disguised.
For instance, it could be made to look like a protective talisman, or even disguised as a magical artifact.
To prevent members of their clans from being deceived, some families specifically educated them not to casually accept things from others.
Long Ya was a very cautious person and almost never accepted things from outsiders.
Yet she had never expected her father to give her a Marriage Talisman!
Long Ya instantly guessed Dragon Chen's intentions.
Clearly, her father wanted her to settle down, start a family sooner, stop getting too deeply entangled with Lan Shi'er, and avoid dragging down the Dragon Family.
At the same time, her father wanted someone to inherit his refining legacy.
If she and Jiang An got together, all of that would be resolved.
Long Ya took out a God Sound Talisman, ready to contact Dragon Chen and curse him out.
But after giving it some thought, she ultimately did not contact her father.
If she contacted him directly and let him know his plan had failed, he would surely think of other ways to plot against her.
This time, an accident had allowed her to discover the Marriage Talisman.
If her father came up with another way to "scheme"