When a person's belief is firm enough, she will completely ignore external factors. It's not that she doesn't care, but that no matter what the factors are, they can never stop her.
Just like this, no matter whether she meets the requirements or not, she has already decided that Wenren Jue, and nothing else is a problem.
I believe that the same is true for Wen Renjue, otherwise, he would not have told her all this after the ceremony... Or, from the beginning, from the first time she pulled him into bed, he would not have told her all this.
Don't care about all this anymore.
However, at that time, both he and she were doing everything subconsciously, and the bond from their souls had already made them choose.
Therefore, what she was more concerned about at this time was, "What did those elders say to you?"
"The elder said that after becoming the lord of Sand City, you have to bear the lives of the lords of the other two cities..."
Jiuer frowned, eyes full of confusion, "What do you mean?"
Wen Renjue sighed softly and then said in a nonchalant tone:
] "In short, if Zhuo Heyue is injured, then I will feel the same way. If they get sick, so will I. If they die... so will I. And if I die... they will
I have to take on the role of city lord at the same time, regardless of whether a new city lord appears."
Jiu'er almost subconsciously opened her eyes, opened her mouth and couldn't close it anymore. She wanted to say something, but in the end she just made a very short "Ah!" sound, opened and closed her lips twice, and then
He could no longer make any sound. He just looked at Wen Renjue.
"What, what's the truth?" After a long time, Jiu'er found his voice, but his voice became drier and dryer.
Wen Ren never spoke, but just looked at Jiu'er. This was his fate that had been destined since he was ten years old. He had no choice, and even if he was asked to make a choice again, he would still do it.
"Zhuo... and Yue, don't you know?"
After a long while, Jiu'er took a long breath and then asked slowly again.
Wen Renjue nodded, "If they knew, they would probably never be as free and carefree as they are now."