When naming these two little ones, Little Fox had originally wanted to call them "Taihao" and "Taisu," but Wu Chu had firmly vetoed it.
Little Fox was very displeased by Wu Chu's high-handedness and huffily told him to name them himself.
Wu Chu ended up directly naming them "Chu Yi" and "Fifteen."
Chu Yi was the older sister, while Fifteen was the younger brother.
Little Fox was very dissatisfied with this, feeling that Wu Chu was being perfunctory. Wu Chu Yi, Wu Fifteen—wouldn't people laugh their teeth out upon hearing those names?
These were the names of the children of Saints! Couldn't he put a little more thought into them?
But Wu Chu felt that easy-to-remember names were the best.
Names that were too grand were no good. They could easily bring the children a certain amount of pressure. They were already the children of Saints, so they had enough pressure as it was. Adding even more would be going too far.
Chu Yi and Fifteen were actually quite good. You could escape the first day, but not the fifteenth! It implied that whenever the two siblings made a move, any opponent would be easily captured.
And so, Wu Chu Yi and Wu Fifteen were born. Looking at the two little brats surrounded by everyone, it had to be said that they truly were showered with boundless affection.
Aside from the beings who had originally lived on Purple Jade Mountain and came to offer congratulations, several other Saints also appeared there, such as Red Cloud, Nuwa, Di Jun, Taiyi, Tongtian, and others. Although Taishang, Primordial, and the Western brothers did not come, they directly sent their congratulatory gifts through the air and also dispatched disciples to attend. Wu Chu's disciples had returned as well. When Taiyi came, he brought along