The Qipao Weird: "..."
She looked at the red veil in Luo Fan's hand. Yes, that red veil really did belong to Xiaodie.
The few Weird Crystal Fragments on that red veil were indeed Xiaodie's, too.
Moreover, judging by their arrangement, there should indeed have been ten. One was missing now.
Was this what Xiaodie had used as a betrothal gift?
She wanted to marry Luo Fan, but Luo Fan hadn't agreed? So the two had made an agreement?
Once Luo Fan encountered danger and used up those ten chances to summon her, Xiaodie would have saved Luo Fan ten times, and Luo Fan would then have to marry into Xiaodie's family?
Honestly, the Qipao Weird had never expected the truth to be like this. She had never even considered that possibility.
But precisely because she had never considered it, and because this truth sounded rather absurd at first, the Qipao Weird instead felt it sounded genuine.
First, if Luo Fan really wanted to deceive her, he should have chosen a very plausible lie, never one that sounded so absurd.
Second, thinking it over carefully, this really did fit Xiaodie's style.
Finally, Rule-Type Weirds all needed to understand humans to deepen their grasp of rules.
Neither those at the manipulation level nor those at the control level were exceptions.
However much they observed humans to understand them, could that compare to the deeper understanding gained from living with a human?
So it made perfect sense for Xiaodie to want to marry Luo Fan.
The fact that Luo Fan, a human, actually knew he could only marry into Xiaodie's family, rather than take Xiaodie as his bride, was itself a piece of evidence.
Without speaking, the Qipao Weird rapidly thought it over. Although Luo Fan's answer was unexpected, she felt it