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Chapter 110

Huo Shan started to prepare for the elder's wedding, and Youdu also started to prepare for His Royal Highness's wedding. Compared with the trivial matters in Youdu, Yin'er prefers to help Xuanli buy the dowry, and always wants to give Xuanli the best.

The wedding invitations have been sent out for more than a month, and almost all the gods and demons have received the invitations. The wedding of the two women, counting, this is the second time. The last time was hundreds of years ago, when the wolf emperor married a girl.

At that time, the wolf emperor kept the marriage in a low-key manner, not many people knew about it, and it was later spread widely.

This time the elder is different from His Royal Highness Huo Shan. According to the meaning, he wants to publicize it loudly, lest some people don't know.

Who did this mean? Some people said it was the meaning of Emperor Li.

Emperor Li has always respected the elders, and everyone in the Yao clan knows that he must arrange the elder's marriage with great fanfare.

Others said that it was according to the elder's wishes.

It is rumored that His Royal Highness Youdu is very beautiful, and it is not an exaggeration to call her the number one beauty of the monster clan. However, with the ugly appearance of the elder, it is natural for everyone to know that he can marry such a wife.

There were different opinions, and some words and sentences passed into Huo Shan and into the ears of Qian Cha.

When it was said that she was ugly, and that Xuanli was the number one beauty, she was happy to accept it, but when it was said that her marriage with Xuanli was the second marriage between a woman and a woman, Qiancha was displeased.

She was sitting in He Yao's cave and eating, and He Yao had just finished talking about the dress with them, and they were chatting at the moment.

"Hmph." Qiancha glanced at the people around him lightly: "It's your fault too, otherwise we would be the first married couple."

Xuanli nodded upon hearing this, handed over a piece of orange, and said softly, "Yes, it's my fault."