As Qin Hao explained, Meng Chuan gradually understood why people said Shi Hao was getting married—and why there was more than one prospective bride.
There was Huo Ling'er, his childhood sweetheart; Yun Xi, the girl he was always sparring with; and Qing Yi, who had appeared as if she had fallen from the sky.
He also had tangled, hard-to-define relationships with Qing Yi's Main Body, Yue Chan, and the Witch of the Heaven-Severing Church...
The ranks of prospective sisters-in-law were formidable.
And according to Qin Hao, Shi Hao had already been intimate with both Huo Ling'er and Qing Yi.
At that point, why not marry them on the spot?
Listening to Qin Hao, Meng Chuan could not help smiling like a proud old father.
Wonderful, wonderful. It finally happened.
"What do the village chief and your parents think?" Meng Chuan asked.
"They want the wedding held as soon as possible, of course," Qin Hao said with a grin. "They kept bringing it up before we came to the Heavenly God Academy."
"But my brother said the time wasn't right. You weren't around, Mister Yuan, and he still wanted to pursue the Immortal Dao, so they put it on hold for now."
"He did get engaged to Huo Ling'er, though."
"As for the other girls, things are still up in the air. Nothing's been settled yet."
Meng Chuan nodded. There was no problem with getting engaged to Huo Ling'er first.
Shi Hao had known Huo Ling'er the longest, and their bond was the deepest. She should have been the first one he married.
For now, Huo Ling'er was also Meng Chuan's favorite prospective daughter-in-law.
Because Meng Chuan had entered their lives, Huo Ling'er might not be able to keep pace with Shi Hao, but she would not be left completely behind