"Pfft—" Mo Lin nearly spat out the tea he had just taken a sip of.
Even though he had already had the faintest premonition, Mo Lin was still caught off guard when he heard his grandfather's "declaration of urging him to have children."
Although there had been plenty of cases of people being urged to have children in China in Mo Lin's previous life, being urged to marry shortly after turning twenty was still far too rare in modern times—practically unheard of.
Perhaps some people would think that the current Douluo World was basically ancient times, and didn't people in ancient times marry and have children very young? What was so strange about being urged to marry in one's early twenties?
But Mo Lin was a Soul Master, not an ordinary person. The two groups differed enormously in how they viewed having children.
Ordinary people in the Douluo World did indeed resemble the ancient people of Mo Lin's previous life. They married and had children very early, especially those who lived in hardship.
However, Soul Masters in this world often married and had children at a much older age.
For example, Qian Daoliu only had his son, Qian Xunji, when he was in his seventies or eighties. He had probably become a father late in life and spoiled Qian Xunji excessively, which was why Qian Xunji had become such scum.
Of course, Qian Daoliu having a son in his seventies or eighties was an extreme example. After all, Qian Daoliu was the Pope of Spirit Hall and had countless affairs to attend to every day. With his high cultivation and long lifespan, it was normal for him to have children later.
Still, even under more ordinary circumstances, Soul Masters who married often did not have children until they were in