"Are you lying?" Lin Bei looked at Su Wan suspiciously.
He felt that what An An said might be the truth.
Su Wan looked at Lin Bei so calmly. She didn't explain, but just looked at Lin Bei. Lin Bei also had the courage to look into Su Wan's eyes.
Su Wan's eyes were extremely beautiful, as if reflecting a field of stars, extremely brilliant.
However, from beginning to end, Lin Bei was unable to see anything from it, unable to capture Su Wan's emotional changes from her eyes and expressions.
As time passed, Lin Bei finally spoke first and broke the silence. He asked: "Xiao Wan, why are you being besieged by the ancestors of the seven ancient remnants of the Yu Clan and others?"
Su Wan's expression finally changed. She frowned slightly, and there was a faint coldness in her eyes. Obviously, she still didn't like the name "Xiao Wan".
Su Wan did not respond to Lin Bei, but said: "You can change the title, I don't like this."
Lin Bei was a little surprised.
But soon, Lin Bei also understood that Su Wan had awakened her past life memories, and her strength also improved by leaps and bounds, and she recovered quickly. She was no longer the weak Jiangnan woman, but a peerless empress, the most powerful person in the world.
She can overlook everything in the world, so she naturally doesn't like the name of her little daughter, especially since this title puts her in a weak position.
After understanding, Lin Bei's heart moved, and he asked tentatively: "Well, I have always called her by the name 'Xiaowan', otherwise, she is my wife. When we received the certificate, we also called her by the name.
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Hearing the name "wife", the coldness in Su Wan's eyes became even stronger, and the temperature of the surrounding air seemed to drop suddenly.
Lin Bei felt this change instantly.
"I just said that, I didn't mean to call it that!" Lin Bei said quickly.
Su Wan did not respond to Lin Bei, but the temperature in the air recovered somewhat, and the coldness in Su Wan's eyes gradually disappeared.
"If you don't seek death, you won't die!" Lin Bei complained secretly in his heart, feeling that his move was really bold and he shouldn't make fun of him at this time.
Immediately, Lin Bei said seriously: "Wan'er, it's okay to call you that, right? If you call you by your first name, it would be too distant."
Su Wan's brows were still slightly frowned.
"I was besieged by Yu Wuzi, Shuluozi, Yue Wumian and others on purpose. I lured them into the situation and made them mistakenly think that I was seriously injured." Su Wan said calmly, telling the truth.
Hearing that Su Wan no longer struggled with the issue of the title, Lin Bei felt happy. It seemed that Su Wan had accepted the title "Wan'er".
Although, there doesn't seem to be much difference in essence.
However, Lin Bei no longer thought about these titles, but immediately asked: "Wan'er, you said you made them mistakenly think that you were seriously injured, but people like Yuwuzi, Shuluozi, and Yue Wumian are all
The ancestors of all races must be extremely powerful, and it is not easy to deceive them. Are you really injured?"
Lin Bei looked a little worried.
Su Wan looked at Lin Bei for a moment and nodded: "It's really not easy to deceive them. I suffered some minor injuries, but it's not serious and I have recovered."
Hearing this, Lin Bei finally breathed a sigh of relief again.
"So, what kind of trap did you set up to deal with them? Can I help?" Lin Bei asked again, wanting to help.
Su Wan looked at Lin Bei, shook her head, and said lightly: "I can't help you, you are too weak. Although you have broken through to the emperor level, in my eyes and in their eyes, it is just a matter of one palm.
I can easily take your life."
Lin Bei wanted to cry but had no tears.
My dear wife, you don’t have to be so straightforward. Of course I am very self-aware. I am no match for those emperor-level ancestors from the seventh or even eighth heaven.
Of course, Lin Bei was just complaining in his heart.
Otherwise, Lin Bei felt that Su Wan could fall out with him just by relying on the affectionate name.
