Li Yongfeng was getting married, and Wang Sheng certainly couldn’t overlook it; he shared a close relationship with Li Yongfeng.
There also needed to be a gift, but the selection of this gift posed so difficulty.
After much consideration, Wang Sheng ultimately decided to choose sothing related to the cultivation of martial artists, as that was the most practical.
It would be useful not just for Li Yongfeng’s own cultivation but also for Zhang Xue’s.
Both were martial artists, and it was possible their offspring would inherit decent martial artist talents. And as martial artists, they could accompany each other even longer, which was probably what Li Yongfeng wanted most.
In the end, Wang Sheng prepared ninety-nine Ten-Complete Great Replenishing Pills, a book of Grandmaster Level Martial Artist Skills, a book of martial techniques, and a quantity of basic Spiritual dicines.
Wang Sheng had many Grandmaster Level cultivation thods but hadn’t given them directly to the village.
He planned to wait until there was a Seventh-Grade Martial Artist in the village before bringing them out, as the differences in cultivation techniques were essentially non-existent before reaching that level; it was all about accumulating Qi Blood Power.
This ti, presenting them was perfect as the foundation of the Li Family.
After all, the Li family provided him with the crucial Tiger Bone Ointnt and took care of his original self, so these gifts were not too much to offer.
Taking responsibility for past causes and effects wasn’t sothing taken lightly; otherwise, he would have just found a secluded place and secretly cultivated on his own.
Ti flew by, and the village bustled with activity.
Marriage is always an important matter, but even more so in Qingshan Village.
After the first ti Li Yongfeng ventured outside and saw the recovery was indeed good, he made a few more trips to buy a lot of items, such as wine.
It was said that he also found a carpenter in the village to make a sedan chair for himself.
The people in the village also took this event very seriously, as it was the only festivity since moving into the village.
Ti flew once more, and the wedding day approached.
Both Li Yongfeng’s and Zhang Ze’s families started to decorate. Li Yongfeng gathered a lot of red cloth, which created a very festive atmosphere.
Wang Sheng also arrived at Li Yongfeng’s ho.
"Brother Yongfeng, you seem a bit nervous."
As the closest person of his age, he was to accompany Li Yongfeng in welcoming the bride.
"Of course, after all this ti, I can finally get married, and most importantly, it’s to the person I love."
In this era, being able to marry one’s beloved wasn’t simple and not sothing everyone could achieve.
"Haha, even if it weren’t for this occasion, you probably could have in a few years anyway."
Nobody else knew, but Wang Sheng was aware.
Zhang Xue had refused many marriage proposals, just waiting for Li Yongfeng to gain the approval of her father, Zhang Ze.
It was close to happening, but then King Yong Nian suddenly attacked Shuzhou, nearly causing this matter to fall through.
"Yes, my bond with your sister-in-law is indeed very deep!"
Wang Sheng said nothing because it was indeed so.
He had Yue calculate their marriage prospects.
Not to say it was destined, but with Li Yongfeng’s efforts, it was nearly so. Marital fate couldn’t be calculated by re arithtic; it required the efforts of both individuals.
"Brother Yongfeng, get ready for the bridal procession. I’ll be with you tomorrow, and I’ve brought the gift directly."
Wang Sheng took out the items he had prepared early.
Naturally, Li Yongfeng accepted them straight away; one can’t refuse gifts on such an occasion.
The next morning they got busy early on.
Li Yongfeng rode out on Da Bai to fetch the bride.
Without any tall steeds in the village, Wang Sheng lent Da Bai to him. As a white tiger, Da Bai didn’t lag in impressiveness.
A large red flower was also hung on Da Bai’s head, mingling majesty with festivity.
Wang Sheng followed at the side.
The two families didn’t live too far from each other, and they soon arrived at Zhang Ze’s ho.
Since Zhang Xue had no brothers, Liu Jian’an, who had co to the village with their family, acted as the brother and carried Zhang Xue out of the house.
Among the lively and reluctant atmosphere, the bride boarded the sedan chair.
"First bow to heaven and earth..."
After completing the wedding ceremony, the bride entered her room, while the guests outside started feasting.
Before long, Li Yongfeng ca to toast at Wang Sheng’s table, which consisted mainly of Li Yongfeng’s closest people.
"Yun Sheng, I really can’t thank you enough..."
Their family wouldn’t have such a day without Wang Sheng’s monuntal contribution.
Wang Sheng naturally drank a cup of wine in one go, not saying much, but his blessings were implicit.
...
The next day, Li Yongfeng and Zhang Xue went through their wedding gifts.
They needed to rember these items to facilitate returning gifts in the future.
"Brother Feng, what’s this?"
Zhang Xue had uncovered a large parcel.
Li Yongfeng glanced at it and, seeing it wasn’t on the gift list, said, "This is from Yun Sheng, given to us the day before yesterday. I don’t know what it is."
Zhang Xue knew of Yun Sheng—her husband’s closest friend and the most mysterious person in the village.
She continued to unwrap the parcel and saw its contents, with a piece of paper on top.
The content of the paper prompted Zhang Xue to cover her mouth.
These items—weren’t they a bit astonishing? The generosity was simply too great!
Even though Zhang Xue knew Wang Sheng’s gifts wouldn’t be poor, she was still extrely shocked.
"Brother Feng, co and look at these items!"
Before long, Li Yongfeng also saw everything.
"Ninety-nine Ten-Complete Great Replenishing Pills, Grandmaster Level cultivation thod, martial techniques, Body Tempering Liquid, dicine for strengthening the foundation and nurturing the origin..."
ntioning each item aloud, he was even more stupefied.
Having beco a Third Grade Martial Artist, and with Yue’s frequent teachings, he was also aware of how astonishing these items truly were.
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