Of course Mo Yi wanted to, but it did not seem very likely.
If they held them separately,
then the question was, who should he marry first?
For example, if he held a wedding with Tsukuyomi, Mo Yi felt that Shinki would definitely bring Princess and Alice up to put on an "I object" scene.
The same applied to anyone else.
So when faced with Tsukuyomi's question of "What do you think, Mo Yi?", Mo Yi really wanted to retort—I choose death.
"Hmm—"
Tsukuyomi saw through Mo Yi's little thoughts at a glance. She knew exactly what was going through his mind, but rather than expose him, she chose to keep teasing him through this topic, so that Mo Yi would reveal that troubled expression.
That was right. Though she was a little embarrassed about it, she liked seeing Mo Yi troubled because of her. It gave her the urge to pull him into her arms and protect him, filling her with a sense of accomplishment and the satisfaction of having him completely to herself.
"Could it be that you're unwilling?"
Tsukuyomi put on a heartbroken expression, one so fake that Mo Yi saw through it instantly, and choked out, "I'm already yours. Are you still unwilling to marry me?"
Mo Yi: "..."
Little Night, could you at least try to act a little more convincingly?
Even so, Mo Yi could not refuse at a time like this, even if they were joking.
"Of course I'm willing."
"In my heart, you've long since been my wife."
Mo Yi first answered with absolute certainty, then put on a placating smile. "It's just that something as important as a wedding needs to be prepared properly. We can't decide it casually, after all. It only happens once in a lifetime."
Tsukuyomi: Tsukuyomi's Great