The relationship between myself and the mentor is destined by fate?
"Miss, do you really know what you’re saying." Xu Chang’an was quite helpless.
"I know." Yun Qian nodded. She would use worldly logic to think about problems, all because Xu Chang’an cares about these things now.
Otherwise, what do things like parents or elders have to do with her.
Miss Yun rarely says meaningless things, Xu Chang’an knows this, but Xu Chang’an knows even better that many of the words spoken by Miss Yun are directed towards offending people.
However, Miss Yun’s heart is soft, without any malicious thoughts, she wouldn’t even bear to step on an ant—well, there are no ants on the mountain.
Back then, Yun Qian took the dying, still a child, him back to care for him, and that was already kind enough.
Therefore, Xu Chang’an firmly believed that Miss Yun is a kind person, from the time they were still on the island.
"Unintentional words from Miss will not anger the mentor given her temperament." Xu Chang’an gently shook his head and then said, "It is not unreasonable to say I am destined with the mentor since she has only accepted me as a student all these years."
Yun Qian heard this and thought to herself that what she said was naturally reasonable.
Although Yun Qian wouldn’t be jealous, as her husband, some things still need to be explained.
"I trust and respect the mentor, regardless of whether she is male or female." Xu Chang’an said earnestly.
"I know this as well." Yun Qian held her husband’s hand and said, "Her being your elder means she’s my elder too?"
"You can say that." Xu Chang’an showed a hint of smile on his face: "The mentor said that the matter of not being able to cultivate is easily resolved, and now we are relying on her."
"I thought you really liked her." Yun Qian said calmly: "Turns out it’s still for my sake."
Thinking carefully, if Xu Chang’an was not interested in the results of cultivation at all, what about this mentor wouldn’t make him feel goodwill, but now Xu Chang’an is working hard to cultivate for her, and the Daoist Nun is guiding him, which won his trust.
"Although the mentor has a serious and solemn temperament." Xu Chang’an didn’t understand Yun Qian’s words, he only reminded her: "Miss is not yet a part of Muyu Peak, just a guest of the Sword Hall. When you meet her later, you don’t need to perform too much courtesy, just follow my lead."
"I will listen to you in everything, not just this matter." Yun Qian blinked, looking at the mirror: "I’m your wife, taking me out feels prestigious?"
"Of course." Xu Chang’an responded without hesitation.
"That’s good. I was thinking that I’m not very good at makeup." Yun Qian thought for a moment, then added: "I only know how to do the makeup you like, but what you like... seems strange to ordinary people."
For example, colorful clothes and comical makeup, Xu Chang’an likes them... but if worn out in front of the elders, it might be shameful for the husband.
"Indeed, Miss has no self-awareness about her own charm." Xu Chang’an looked at Yun Qian’s lips with applied lip balm, swallowed, then shifted his gaze, pretending to be calm: "Miss, you don’t know the mentor’s temperament; she won’t judge people by appearance."
"You didn’t say, so naturally, I wouldn’t know." Yun Qian seemed intrigued: "Tell me about her."
In Yun Qian’s eyes, names are very important.
For example, the ’Yun’ in Cloud Rain, the ’Qian’ in beached.
For example, Slowly Plan Chang’an, Gu Pan Chang’an.
To understand a person, you must first know their name.
Yun Qian said: "People must have names. What is your mentor’s name?"
After Yun Qian asked this question, Xu Chang’an suddenly fell silent, showing a few traces of embarrassment on his face.
Yun Qian realized something and said surprisedly: "You don’t know her name, yet you like her so much?"
Xu Chang’an lightly coughed and said: "Miss, even in school, among those students who see each other day and night, there are a few who cannot call out the teacher’s name... Usually, knowing the surname is enough."
"I thought you would ask her." Yun Qian said: "After all, you’re very concerned with names."
"Indeed, I didn’t ask, I only know from the senior’s words that her surname is Li." Xu Chang’an explained.
When meeting the Daoist Nun, he always called her mentor without ever addressing her as "Mr. Li," so there was no reason to ask for the Daoist Nun’s name.
"When I first entered Sword Hall and saw the mentor always in a Daoist robe, I thought she was an ascetic." Xu Chang’an sighed: "Once, I asked for a Dao name, but didn’t get any answer, so I didn’t ask for her name anymore."
"An ascetic girl, like the Daoist Nun written in the books?" Yun Qian blinked, recalling her favorite Chi Lian Fairy, who was a Daoist Nun.
Xu Chang’an said: "By rule, Daoists are generally called Qian Dao, while Daoist Nuns are called Kun Dao, often referred to as Female Crown, actually, Daoist Family doesn’t use the title Daoist Nun... However, later I discovered that the mentor doesn’t follow the rules written in Daoist Sect books, and upon inquiry, I found out she isn’t genuinely devoted, wearing the Daoist robe only out of habit."
In this way, others calling her Daoist Nun does not break the rules.
"I don’t quite understand these things." Yun Qian looked at Xu Chang’an puzzled: "What are you trying to say?"
"I want to say the mentor isn’t ascetic, she doesn’t have a Dao name, she has a name." Xu Chang’an placed his hand in front of Yun Qian’s eyes: "It’s your husband here, who hasn’t achieved anything, after all this time, still hasn’t asked for the mentor’s name."