"I know that you must have the ability to make him nod."
Jiang Xueya had an incredible look in her eyes.
She stood up abruptly, held the edge of the table with one hand, and frowned without saying, "Is this what you want me to complete?"
Ji Yueyun nodded, "Yes, as long as your child is really alive, and as long as you can make Liu Yin nod his head and marry that flower poem, I can let you stay by Liu Yin's side."
This is so cute.[
She was actually asked to convince the fox to marry a concubine!
Not to mention that she grew up in the 21st century and could only accept monogamy. Even if she did not grow up in the 21st century, she would not be able to persuade the person she loves to take a concubine.
Jiang Xueya bit her lip, tried hard to suppress the anger in her heart, and said in a deep voice, "This... this is impossible!"
She loves foxes....Foxes love her too...
How could there be other women in their world?
How could the fox marry another woman?
This is absolutely impossible, she cannot accept it!
Ji Yueyun snorted coldly, closed the memorial, and threw it on the table, "If you can't get Liuyin to agree to this, you can't stay with Liuyin even if the child is really alive."
"Liuyin is the crown prince and the future king of Huhu Realm. Are you still thinking that you are the only woman around him?"
Ji Yueyun was angry.
His face suddenly darkened.
Jiang Xueya looked at him without any fear, shook her head resolutely and said, "I like Liuyin. If you want me to persuade him to marry another woman, I can't do it."
Ji Yueyun was stunned for a moment, then narrowed his eyes and said coldly, "So, you don't want to stay with Liuyin anymore?"
Jiang Xueya shook her head, "No, I like Liuyin and I want to be with him."
"Then do you think that if you don't agree to my request, I will let you be together?"
Jiang Xue raised a wry smile on her lips and sighed, "Of course you won't. That's what your most beloved person wants to see. If it's someone else's wish, you might change your mind, but if it's her wish
, you must complete it no matter what."
The fox told her...his father doted on his mother very much.