The Insolence of the Younger Sister-in-Law, the Qiao Family, and the Qi Refiners of Kunlun Mountain

"Come on, brother-in-law!"

Xuanming urged him on. Chen Xuan was both amused and exasperated. You're a bona fide deity. How could you possibly be short of money?

The two of them entered a private room and looked out the window. Alongside a river, the lights were bright and the streets were bustling, presenting a scene of prosperity. Sure enough, no matter the era, wherever people gathered, there would be no shortage of desires for comfort and pleasure.

"People are so complicated. But then again, aren't we immortals and gods the same?" Xuanming countered. After all, she had lived through too many years. She was no longer as single-mindedly devoted to the Dao as she had been when Heaven and Earth had first formed.

"Enough. Behind prosperity, there are often countless hidden dark sides. That's probably what Buddhism calls the Six Paths of Samsara, and what the Daoist Sect describes as the changes between yin and yang." Chen Xuan waved his hand and was just about to lie down on the bed.

"Brother-in-law, let's sleep together tonight. Hehe!" Xuanming leaped onto the bed.

"Seriously? Men and women should keep their distance. Your Seventh Sister will punish you for this." Chen Xuan wore a helpless expression.

"Hehe, haven't they always said that a younger sister-in-law is half a brother-in-law's butt?" Xuanming's beautiful eyes glimmered as she looked at Chen Xuan with longing.

"No, they haven't! How can you change so suddenly?" Chen Xuan felt a headache coming on. He didn't dare fool around. After all, having too many women would only bring him more trouble.

"Hmph, are you saying you don't like me?" Xuanming looked thoroughly displeased, feeling that this wretched man had no sense of romance at all.

"No. Let's keep a little distance. Leave the future to time, so you