Liu Shen's wife, come and give birth!

Having successfully returned to Willow Deity's warm embrace, Shi Hao refused to leave.

Faced with Shi Hao's childish behavior, Willow Deity didn't know how to handle it and eventually let him be.

After this, Shi Hao returned to his daily routine of sleeping in Willow Deity's arms.

During the day, he went out to Cultivate his own strength, and at night, he returned to Willow Deity's warm embrace.

At the same time, Shi Hao was praying for time to pass faster so that he could marry Willow Deity as his wife and have her conceive his offspring.

Because he was too young, he could only stare blankly at the great beauty that was Willow Deity.

Shi Hao never thought about leaving Shi Village to wander elsewhere; what a joke, what could possibly be better than the guidance of an Immortal King Giant?

As for the female leads in the original work? Once he grew up, he would just capture them and bring them back.

Dating? Like hell he would. If he saw someone he liked, he would just capture them to be his wife. With Willow Deity as his backer, he was going to do exactly as he pleased.

Capturing them and having them conceive his offspring was the only way.

With this thought in mind, Shi Hao spent every day in Shi Village clinging to Willow Deity's embrace.

As time passed, he slowly grew up.

Time flowed by.

Eight years passed in the blink of an eye.

Shi Hao had grown up and was now as tall as Willow Deity.

His appearance had also become even more handsome and dashing.

The Innate Dao Fetus Holy Body made his Physical Body incomparably perfect, attracting countless girls in Shi Village.

Unfortunately, Shi Hao only had Willow Deity in his heart.

On this day, Shi Hao turned twenty.

His strength was already at the Peak of the Venerable Realm. If he weren't in the Lower Realm, he would have already advanced to a higher Realm.

Now, he already possessed the capital to sweep through the Lower Realm.

Of course, the most important thing right now was to marry Willow Deity as his primary wife and have her conceive his child.

He had waited for a full twenty years; for Willow Deity's sake, he hadn't even gone to the Upper Realm to Breakthrough to a higher Realm.

This day had finally arrived.

As night fell and the bright moon hung in the sky, silver light spilled over the earth. Willow Deity appeared before Shi Hao wearing a fiery red wedding dress. The dress was as striking as a blazing flame, making her look like a Fairy from the Nine Heavens descending to the mortal world.

The wedding dress was made of the finest silk, embroidered with intricate golden patterns. Every stitch and thread seemed to contain the Dao Rhyme of Heaven and Earth. The collar was adorned with fine pearls that shimmered with a soft luster, complementing her skin.

The sleeves of the wedding dress were wide and fluttered gently in the wind. Between the sleeves, her slender, jade-like wrists were faintly visible, adorned with a pair of Red Gold Bracelets carved with ancient runes that emitted a mysterious aura.

Her long hair cascaded down like a waterfall, dotted with exquisite gold ornaments inlaid with crimson gems that looked like dancing flames. Her features were as beautiful as a painting, and her eyes were as deep as the starry sky.

At this moment, there was an extra hint of tenderness and shyness, as if an iceberg had melted and spring water was beginning to flow. Her lips were touched with a shade of vermilion, and the corners of her mouth were slightly upturned in a faint smile, possessing both the shyness of a bride and the unique, peerless grace of Willow Deity.

Her posture was upright and elegant, and the waist of the wedding dress was gently bound by a golden silk ribbon, outlining her slender waist and graceful curves.

The skirt spread out like flowing clouds, swaying gently with her steps, as if every step was taken on the clouds, carrying an Immortal Qi that transcended the mortal world.

Willow Deity slightly raised her eyes, her gaze as gentle as water yet carrying an indescribable majesty.

Her elegance had long surpassed secular beauty, as if all the Spiritual Qi in the world were gathered in her alone, making one dare not look directly at her yet unable to help but feel reverence.

Watching Willow Deity in her red wedding dress walk up to him, Shi Hao, also wearing a large red robe, reached out his hand.

Seeing this, Willow Deity extended a fair, jade-like hand and placed it in Shi Hao's.

"I've waited too long for this day, Willow Deity." Holding Willow Deity's hand, Shi Hao felt an unspeakable excitement in his heart.

"Procreation has no meaning to me, but if it can help you and the people of this world, I am willing to bear your offspring. Your Physique is powerful and indeed needs to be passed down."

"Just as you said, perhaps this is the only way to prevent future tragedies. Therefore, Shi Hao, I am willing to bear your offspring." Willow Deity looked at Shi Hao, a smile appearing at the corners of her mouth.

"We will win. As long as my descendants are spread across the All Heavens, they will grow up and fight against the Eerie Army. Of course, having children only with you, Willow Deity, is not enough, but let's start with you. Once you are pregnant, I will go find others." Shi Hao led Willow Deity and soon arrived at their Wedding Chamber.

As soon as they entered, Shi Hao hugged Willow Deity. Looking at those rosy little lips, he couldn't help but kiss her.

On this day, Willow Deity finally became his wife.

When kissed by Shi Hao, Willow Deity did not refuse.

Over the years, she had already learned much of human knowledge.

While kissing Willow Deity, Shi Hao carried her to the edge of the wedding bed, and eventually, the two of them lay down together.

That night, Shi Hao finally made Willow Deity his wife and began the process of conceiving offspring.

The next morning.

Willow Deity lay quietly in Shi Hao's arms. Her wedding dress was gone, replaced by a light, smoke-like gauze nightgown. The material was extremely soft, as if condensed from morning dew, clinging to her exquisite curves and faintly revealing the porcelain glow of her skin.

Her long hair was spread out like ink across the pillow, still carrying the fragrance of flowers from the previous night. Her eyes held less of their usual coldness and more of a certain laziness and charm, her cheeks flushed with a faint blush.

Shi Hao looked down at her, his eyes full of tenderness. His palm gently stroked her long hair, his fingertips entwining with her strands, feeling that softness and warmth.

Everything from last night seemed to still be before his eyes—her shyness, her tenderness, her passion—all were deeply etched in his heart. He knew that from this moment on, she was no longer the high and mighty Willow Deity, but his wife, his woman.

"Is this enough to conceive offspring?" Willow Deity whispered, asking Shi Hao.

"Um... probably. I don't know if it'll work yet, but it doesn't matter. We have plenty of time. If not today, then tomorrow. If not tomorrow, then the day after. One day, I will definitely get you pregnant." Shi Hao gently caressed Willow Deity's face in his arms.

"Perhaps you should go to the Upper Realm. Ignite the Divine Fire in the Upper Realm and then Breakthrough to a higher level. That way, it will be easier for me to conceive. Also, the stronger you are, the greater the potential our children will have when they are born." Willow Deity understood that Shi Hao had suppressed his cultivation in the Lower Realm for five full years for her sake.

Hearing Willow Deity's words, Shi Hao thought for a moment and said, "You're right, I need to go to the Upper Realm to Breakthrough." Shi Hao felt that Willow Deity's words made sense.

The stronger he was, the more powerful the offspring he would produce.

"I will send you up. There is a passage in the Void God Realm; I can send you up from there." Just as Willow Deity was about to get up to see Shi Hao off, a pair of strong hands hugged her waist tightly.

"There's no rush for today. We just became husband and wife. I'll stay with you for a few more days; there's no hurry."

Hearing Shi Hao's answer, how could Willow Deity not know what he was thinking?

Before she could reply, Shi Hao pulled the quilt over them both.

As a newlywed, Shi Hao didn't want to leave Willow Deity so soon. If he worked hard for a few more days, she might just get pregnant.

He had waited a full twenty years for this day; he wasn't going to leave Willow Deity so easily.

Please keep reading this new book. I won't be holding back anymore; I'm going to write freely. Starting with Willow Deity, let her have a bunch of little babies!