Many children, many blessings: A centenarian wants to create a family

"That's right, little friend Guo, you have a marriageable man in your family, and I have a marriageable woman in my family. Why don't we have a blind date and let them, these young marriageable people, see each other? If there is a fate, report the wedding to them. A family."

Other golden elixir monks agreed and agreed to hold this blind date.

Nowadays, the Guo family has the power and wealth to use Nascent Soul grade ingredients to prepare banquet dishes and entertain guests.

In the future, the Guo family will definitely become the kind of large-scale immortal cultivating family that they need to look up to. Not to mention the immortal cultivating community in the Arctic Continent, it can even be ranked high in the immortal cultivating community in the Northern Xinjiang Continent.

If he can now allow the descendants of his family to marry Guo Feilong's son, the marriage relationship between the two immortal cultivating forces will be closer. If the Guo family becomes prosperous in the future, and by the way, they can take care of these married immortal cultivating forces, it will also allow them and Their family income.

Marriage is the exchange of blood. The descendants of your family also have the blood of our family, and the descendants of my family also have the blood of your family. The bones are broken and the tendons are connected, a natural alliance partner.

Many of Guo Feilong's sons and daughters have indeed reached the age of marriage, and it is also a good thing for him to spread their branches. Although he had previously made requirements for his children, they were not allowed to get married before the foundation period.

But at that time, all the top sects and golden elixir ancestors of the major sects in the entire arctic continent were present, and they all wanted to hold a blind date.

Guo Feilong is not a pedantic person, but also a person who knows how to adapt. He nodded and agreed to hold blind dates with many sects in the Arctic continent's immortal world.

But he made three requests.

First, his sons who have reached marriageable age will go to various families to meet women from various families for blind dates. Each of his sons can only successfully date three women at most.

Guo Feilong did not allow his sons to take too many wives and concubines, because if his sons took too many wives and concubines, more children would be born.

If it is not controlled, within a hundred years, he will have tens or even hundreds of millions of descendants.

Even if there is only one in a thousand chance that they have spiritual roots and can become immortal cultivators, there will be hundreds of thousands or millions of cultivators among the hundreds of millions of descendants.

This is only the result after a hundred years. If it is a thousand years later, there will be tens or even hundreds of millions of monks with spiritual roots among his descendants.

After hundreds and thousands of years, future generations can increase by dozens of times, hundreds of thousands of times, but the cultivation resources of his Guo family cannot increase by dozens, hundreds, or thousands of times.

At that time, the descendants of the Guo family he founded will have a shortage of cultivation resources, and everyone will not be able to get much cultivation resources.

If it is not controlled, when the descendants multiply to a certain number, even if all the cultivation resources of the entire Arctic continent's immortal world are given to the Guo family, it will not be enough.

How many cultivation resources there are, the number of descendants will be developed. This is a view shared by all families in the world of immortality.

The god-level families in the world of cultivating immortals in the Northern Xinjiang Continent basically maintain the number of monks in the family at around 10 million, and do not allow the number of monks in the family to be too large. Otherwise, the family's cultivation resources will not be maintained at all. Can't afford more monks.

For those Yuanying-level immortal cultivating families in the Northern Xinjiang continent, the number of monks in the family will basically range from hundreds of thousands to one or two million, and there will not be too many monks in the family.

After all, the way to increase the number of monks in a family is very simple, as long as the descendants marry more wives, take concubines, and have more children.

As long as the number of children is large enough, no matter how low the proportion of children with spiritual roots is, there will still be a huge number of monks.

Guo Feilong already had a specific rule in mind regarding the number of wives his sons should marry, and he would promulgate it after the banquet was over.

Before the Jindan period, sons were only allowed to have three wives and concubines.

After your cultivation reaches the Golden Core stage, you can add three more wives and concubines, which means you can have a total of six wives and concubines at the Golden Core stage.

After reaching the Nascent Soul stage, one can have four more wives and concubines, which means a total of ten wives and concubines can be had in the Nascent Soul stage.

Every time they break through a major realm of cultivation, they are allowed to marry more wives and concubines, so that they can control the distribution situation of too many family members and too few cultivation resources.

This is the plan and requirement for the number of wives and concubines for sons.

The next second condition is the agreement he made with the Jindan period ancestors of the major sect families. Whenever a Guo family girl marries into their family, his sons-in-law can only have one Guo family girl as their wife for the rest of their lives. Taking concubines.

You can't even secretly keep a lover outside. Once it is discovered that you have a concubine or a lover outside, those families who have married Guo family women need to deal with the concubine, the lover, and their illegitimate children.

Guo Feilong did not have the time to accompany these daughters to grow up, nor did he have the ability to coax them to grow up every day. He felt guilty for all his daughters.

When his daughters were young, he, as a father, could not do much for them;

But if his children get married, he, as a father, does not have a daughter, the most powerful backer. If a son-in-law dares to bully his daughter, he is seeking death. The worst he can do is to change his daughter to another son-in-law.

Guo Feilong's request seems to be somewhat inconsistent with the rule in the world of cultivating immortals that the more descendants of a cultivating family, the better, but his request is normal in the world of cultivating immortals.

What this normally means is that those big cultivating families marry their daughters to small and medium-sized families that are not as powerful as their own, and this is the requirement for their sons-in-law.

If the man accepts this condition, he will marry his daughter to him.

If the man does not accept this condition, he will not marry his daughter to him.

Just like the ancient emperors on Earth marrying their daughters, the prince-in-law is not allowed to take wives, take concubines, and raise lovers outside. Once discovered, not only those concubines, lovers, and illegitimate children will be executed, but also the prince-in-law will be executed. The royal majesty cannot be tolerated offend.

Even if a concubine is executed, there are many people who want to marry a princess as a consort, and the emperor is not worried that his princess daughter will not be able to marry.

The same goes for Guo Feilong. He is not afraid even if his son-in-law dies. With his status, it is not easy to find another husband for his daughter.

The Jindan period ancestors of many sects and families present all agreed to his request, and they would make it clear to their descendants that once they marry a girl from the Guo family, they are not allowed to take concubines and raise illegitimate children from their lovers throughout their lives, otherwise the family will Severe punishment will not be given.

After a banquet, Guo Feilong planned a blind date for their descendants with the golden core ancestors of the major sects and families in the Arctic continent's immortal world.

In order to prevent brothers from falling in love with the same woman and sisters from falling in love with the same man, Guo Feilong arranged for his children to have blind dates in the future.

One by one, his sons went on blind dates to those great cultivating families. After one found three wives and concubines, he left, and it was the next son's turn.

When looking for a son-in-law for a daughter to go on a blind date, every time she goes on a blind date, one of her daughters will go on a blind date with seven boys, and if the one she doesn't match is matched with the next batch of seven boys.

The day after the ten Qilin sons celebrated the end of the banquet and all the guests had left, Guo Feilong made the matter of the blind date and the matter linked to the number of wives and cultivation level of his son into a family rule.