After receiving Lin Yun's message and replying through the Communication Token, the Monk and the Daoist immediately began to carry out his plan.
Sitting in his room, Lin Yun wore a complicated expression. In truth, he was reluctant to use this strategy, as it relied, to some extent, on a woman.
Deep down, Lin Yun was a man with a great deal of machismo. It was a belief instilled in him by his father, Lin Xiaotian, since childhood—a lesson that held true whether in the Divine Realm or in Yanhuang Country.
A man ought to be a pillar of strength, sheltering his woman from all of life's troubles.
Yet, his current plan seemed to betray his core principles. The crux of it hinged on Xi Zijin, which was why he had specifically asked for her consent. If she had been unwilling, Lin Yun would not have gone through with it.
But in response to his question, Xi Zijin had nodded firmly and told him directly that she was willing.
