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They might be partners, they have a different kind of relationship.

In recent years, Luo Youyou has also realized her heart loves her fiancé.

Originally, marriage was just a matter of time. In her heart, graduating from college meant she was ready.

But for cultivators, does it matter if they’re in their twenties?

At 20, it’s only just the beginning of life’s journey.

In this modern city, there are plenty of women over 30 who aren’t married.

Women marrying in their twenties used to be considered sensible, rather love-focused.

"No flowers, no ring, none of this? Is this a proposal?"

Luo Youyou was actually just saying that verbally; she wasn’t missing these things.

However, all girls love this kind of romance. At this moment, when her fiancé proposes, they’re aboard the communication aircraft.

"Of course, I’ve already prepared the ring and flowers, knowing you would say ’yes’."

The fiancé produced a ring from the storage ring, one he crafted himself after learning a small skill—a ring with its own space.

Though it’s nothing like the storage rings Luo Youyou sells, whose spaces are much larger and more comprehensive.

This ring still has a storage capacity of dozens of square meters.

He had long prepared the flowers himself, making a bouquet from them.

Holding the ring and a bouquet of flowers, he kneeled on one knee.

...

Luo Youyou only playfully gave him a hard time, not forgetting the man before her was a schemer.

"When did you prepare this?"

"Before the mission, prepping for after success, to give you a surprise."

"It is indeed a surprise."

"Do you like it? Say yes, marry me."

"I haven’t graduated from college yet, haven’t done my master’s, or Ph.D."

"Those don’t matter, just follow me, this professor, that’s enough."

"Hmph! Aren’t you afraid of others gossiping?"

"Let them talk!"

"You’ve got thick skin."

"To get a wife, having thick skin, what’s wrong with that?"

"Hmph hmph."

Luo Youyou sweetly accepted this marriage proposal.

Just accepting wasn’t enough; for their wedding, they desired a romantic form, and not holding a banquet wouldn’t do.

Though Luo Youyou agreed, the man’s side didn’t.

Because their marriage pertains to an heir, they’d have to use an ancient format.

The ancient wedding format was complicated, selecting the day would coordinate with the chosen date for marriage.

Once Luo Youyou agreed to his proposal, her fiancé promptly had the elders arrange to come and formally ask for her hand.

Date selection.

Though the two weren’t home yet, their parents had already gathered, meeting to plan for them.

The Luo Family certainly didn’t want Luo Youyou to marry off so quickly.

For she has three elder brothers who are yet married.

How could they bear their beloved sister marrying someone so quickly?

Even if they’d known him for years, they still weren’t fully assured.

Yet they can’t hold back a grown woman, with Luo Youyou agreeing, they could only complicate things elsewhere.

Testing through other means.

In negotiations, the man’s side certainly had to concede more.

They had to hurry to help woo this Golden Phoenix, Luo Youyou, home.

Among the family, their expenditures on purchasing cultivation resources exceeded ten billion.

They really had no idea about the cultivation treasures or resources Luo Youyou acquired.

They were essentially costless deals.

However, they knew, to secure more cultivation resources, maintain a continuous supply, procure better prices, they had to marry this Golden Phoenix, Luo Youyou.

Though Luo Youyou hadn’t returned home, the couple was still enjoying outings.

Knowing the elders would thoughtfully arrange matters.

Luo Youyou made her own wedding dress, crafting some of her own essentials.

The couple would handmake their own meaningful new clothes.

Luo Youyou was informed that a day three months from now would be their joyous occasion.

The three months were fought for by their families.

For in three months, Luo Youyou would have graduated college.

Choosing August seemed a preference for many.

Three months for wedding preparations were already ample.

Knowing there were three months left, the fiancé felt slightly challenged.

He wished fervently to win his beauty this very month.

While Luo Youyou and he spent much time together, they hadn’t shared a bed, even while being in constant companionship.

Being an adult man, after falling in love, certain impulses are inevitable, in the modern world of adults.

They could break the tradition of consummating only after marriage.

Yet they’re refraining because they’re cultivators.

So maybe, it doesn’t really matter.

Once they make their vows, they must adhere to them; otherwise, the cultivation gains wouldn’t be as fast.

This period provided Luo Youyou with leisurely days; they had more time together.

Besides cultivating, learning higher-grade skills, sometimes they sparred.

The fiancé began taking on family business duties.

Luo Youyou was more relaxed, focusing on cultivation.

Besides the clothes she needed to wear, crafted herself.

All other items were prepared by the family.

The wedding, their bridal photos, everything proceeded joyfully.

Meeting each other’s families wasn’t a first occurrence anymore.

Luo Youyou pondered to herself, thinking, "I’m getting married, Deity, do you have any wedding gifts for me?"

Then her storage space suddenly filled with some wedding essentials.

Red wedding gifts.

Like silk-like materials.

These weren’t just ordinary silks; they were crafted through skills.

Made into clothes, they were Vestment robes.

Gifts from the Green Ox, beloved by cultivators in the Cultivation World.

He had once prepared items for the master, naturally knowing how to prepare them.

Luo Youyou was even happier, thanking in her heart.

Green Ox didn’t leave any words.

Still, Luo Youyou understood that marriage doesn’t pause cultivation.

Nor kindness and good deeds.

In hope someday, they could meet in the Immortal Realm.

Recently, Luo Youyou noticed the gifts received weren’t as plentiful as before.

After gifting wedding presents, over time there was a lull, with nothing appearing in the Planting Treasure.

Luo Youyou could already make Pills herself; those medicinal herbs could be self-planted too.

For other skill-crafting materials, one possession suffices long-term production.

Temporarily, Luo Youyou provided for her family and the fiancé’s family without external sales.

With possession of cultivation resources and exceptional items, the family knew, and this rumor leaked.

For these past years, Luo Youyou was absent from school, except for the internship year, rarely seen on campus.

Even at home, she’d been waited upon by others.

Those capable beings or cultivators were crazy for cultivation resources.

Fortunately, Luo Youyou and her family possessed materials for refuge.

In times of scarce cultivation resources, amidst crazy demands, it was nuts when people got wind.

Luckily Luo Youyou had treasures to protect her family.

She was personally protected by powerful Capable Beings.

Luo Youyou had also encountered threats in past years; some people made troubles, though they were defused.

The fiancé had his share of Rotten Peach Blossoms.

Luo Youyou did too.

Upon knowing he had ample cultivation resources, suitors flocked.

Could they be sincere or insincere?

She encountered plenty of both.

Outside, Luo Youyou disguised her appearance, never revealing her true self.

She might’ve appeared on variety shows before; online, Luo Youyou had vast followers, many from the cultivation community.

Simply appearing in real life, she’d be recognized.

Numerous people arrived in the same city, just to stand vigil at her family’s place.

Maybe too popular, or too famous.

Luo Youyou and her family were plagued by such harassment.

Fortunately, Luo Youyou possessed formidable treasures and formation barriers, preventing closeness or interactions.

Unless they’re people she must meet, Luo Youyou more often assists her fiancé with tasks or cultivation.

Meanwhile, some sought out the fiancé’s family—their resources weren’t sold lightly.

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