Qingyu's words finally caught the Divine Emperor's attention. He cast a look of utter disappointment at his youngest daughter, waved his hand, and said:
"Don't go spouting nonsense about things you aren't sure of. I know Qingyan is filial, which is why she came to confide her final wishes to me before descending. But she isn't someone who would die so easily. Instead of idling about, you should hurry up and find yourself a partner to marry, leave behind an heir, and then prepare to undergo your Tribulation."
In the heavens and below, marriage was a matter of personal freedom; Qingyan had been free to choose her own partner, and Qingyu naturally had that same freedom. Qingyan had married and had a child at the age of fifty thousand. Yet Qingyu, already seventy thousand, was only ever seen cycling through boyfriends without the slightest intention of marrying or starting a family.
Chapter 230