Douluo Continent: I, Tang Wulin, a Kamen Rider

Chapter 17 Child Bride and Child Husband

Seeing this, Lang Yue nodded with satisfaction, her eyes filled with joy.

Meanwhile, nestled in Tang Wulin's arms, Na'er watched as her mother received exquisite cosmetics, and she also thought about how the neighbor aunt who was always kind to her brother would also receive a gift.

But she was empty-handed. Seeing this, Na'er's brows furrowed tightly, and she became extremely anxious.

Then, her little body squirmed restlessly in Tang Wulin's arms, impatiently rummaging through his body, her two little hands like two busy little mice, sometimes touching his pockets, sometimes rummaging through his clothes, trying to find the gift that belonged to her.

However, after searching for a long time, she found nothing. Seeing this, Na'er's eyes instantly reddened, her little face was filled with grievance, and she looked at Tang Wulin pitifully with tears in her eyes and her voice trembling with sobs.

"Brother, where's Na'er's gift? Don't you like Na'er anymore?"

He looked as if he had been abandoned by the whole world, and anyone who saw him would feel heartbroken.

"How could this be? Of course, I like Na'er the most."

As he spoke, Tang Wulin's lips curled up slightly, revealing a doting smile. Then, as if by magic, he gently raised his hand, and a bright red candied hawthorn wrapped in glistening sugar coating appeared in his hand.

The candied hawthorns gleamed enticingly under the light, emitting a sweet aroma.

Upon seeing the gift she wanted, especially her favorite snack, Na'er's previously aggrieved face instantly brightened, and she stopped crying and started smiling.

Her eyes sparkled with surprise, and she quickly reached out her little hand, beaming as she took the candied hawthorn and eagerly took a bite.

The sweet flavors burst on her taste buds, and she ate with relish while mumbling indistinctly.

"Hehe, I knew my brother liked Na'er the most."

"Well, eat quickly."

Tang Wulin spoke gently, his gaze fixed on Na'er, his doting look seemingly capable of melting her.

Over here, Lang Yue witnessed the two people with such deep feelings, even slightly overly intimate, and the corners of her mouth unconsciously turned up, revealing a meaningful smile.

That smile held a mixture of joy at the children's innocent feelings and a little bit of self-interest.

Because at some point, as Tang Wulin and Na'er grew older, she did intend to remind them to be mindful of the differences between men and women.

But every time the words were about to come out, Lang Yue would think that these two were her beloved children, and that losing either of them in the future would feel like a piece of her heart being torn out, causing her immense heartache.

Moreover, Lin'er and Na'er are not her biological children, and they are not even siblings.

The bonds of blood seem to weaken here, while the ties of kinship grow stronger with the passage of time.

Therefore, Lang Yue resolutely chose the approach of "keeping the benefits within the family".

Simply put, she wants both a son and a daughter!

In her opinion, the family is now financially well-off, and with Tang Wulin's hard work, they can live comfortably for the rest of their lives. So why force them to separate?
Heaven knows what kind of ugly, beastly person Na'er will marry in the future.

After all, her daughter Na'er is so beautiful, charming, and adorable, like a delicate flower blooming in spring; anyone who sees her would be captivated by her.

Therefore, to prevent their own "little cabbage" from being taken by a strange "perverted boar".

She would rather have her own "miniature pig," which she raised from a piglet, hold her in its arms!

Yes, in her heart, Tang Wulin grew up day by day, becoming more and more outstanding, and even created many wildly popular romance novels.

But when it comes to his own feelings, Tang Wulin is still that naive and clueless boy who needs his mother to give him a push from behind.

In Lang Yue's eyes, Na'er and Tang Wulin were not related by blood, and the development of their relationship was the most appropriate thing for her.

Therefore, Lang Yue not only had no intention of stopping the brother and sister from getting along so intimately, but also hoped that they could take it a step further.

This is why, despite having the financial means to move into a more spacious and luxurious new home, they have remained living in their original small home.

The so-called nostalgia, the claim that this place holds beautiful family memories, etc., are all pretexts.

The root cause was that she was determined to bring her naive son and the charming "little cabbage" together.

If the whole family really moves into the big house, then Na'er will have to sleep in a separate room from her "little pig"!
She, however, didn't want to miss any opportunity to strengthen their relationship.

Indeed, in Lang Yue's heart, no matter how good Tang Wulin was at making money or how outstanding his talent was, he would always be that silly boy who needed his mother's worry.

"Sigh, Linlin, this is all I can do to help you. You'd better be smart! Quickly apply all those romance techniques from your novels to your sister." Lang Yue never had any doubts about whether her "little cabbage" would fall for her son.

This is because Na'er is usually cold and distant towards any man other than Tang Wulin and Tang Ziran, and rarely responds to them.

She's like a wary little animal, only showing her soft belly to those close to her.

In addition, since Na'er was picked up by Tang Wulin by chance, this special fate made Lang Yue feel that Na'er was not only her daughter, but also the little wife that her Lin'er had found for her.

However, Lang Yue had doubts about whether Tang Wulin would fall in love with Na'er.

After all, from her perspective, Tang Wulin's feelings for Na'er were entirely those of an older brother doting on his younger sister, a pure brother-sister relationship.

However, when Lang Yue thought of this, the image of a woman involuntarily appeared in her mind—Tang Yin'er.

Recalling the way Tang Yin'er used to look at her son, even if Lang Yue was slow to understand and firmly believed that Tang Yin'er was just kind-hearted, she still felt a sense of peace.

At this moment, she also realized something. After all, how could a normal person gaze so affectionately at someone with whom they had no blood relation?
If it is said that Tang Wulin's childhood could evoke Tang Yin'er's maternal love.

But now that Tang Wulin has grown up, the feelings in Tang Yin'er's eyes have not faded away, but have become even more intense and profound.

Moreover, even in slightly intimate interactions on ordinary days, Tang Yin'er completely disregards the gaze of outsiders.

It can be said that Tang Yin'er is just like Na'er after she has grown up with a different personality.

They appear kind, gentle, and loving on the outside, but are actually indifferent to outsiders.

Only when facing her son does she truly reveal her gentle and tender side.

In addition, Tang Yin'er has served as Lin'er's teacher every year, and has even discussed with their family the matter of taking Wu Lin to study at Donghai Academy in the future.

Given all this...could it be that her best friend, her sister...has really fallen for her precious child?

Recalling the many men of the opposite sex her age who had been coldly rejected by Tang Yin'er in the past, Lang Yue fell into deep entanglement and confusion.

If Na'er is Lin'er's childhood bride, then is Lin'er Tang Yin'er's childhood husband?

Her mind was a jumbled mess, and she couldn't untangle this complicated relationship.

While Lang Yue was still racking her brains about how to properly handle the complicated mother-in-law and daughter-in-law relationship with Na'er and Yin'er in the future,

Tang Ziran happened to be returning home from get off work.

Although Tang Wulin earns a substantial income from writing novels, he no longer needs to travel and toil.

However, his deep-seated pride as a father prevented him from accepting the reality of being supported by his child who was not yet ten years old.

Therefore, he still insisted on going to work every day.

Of course, he no longer works as hard as he used to.

After all, the child has already achieved something, so he should take better care of himself. Otherwise, how heartbroken and sad the rest of the family would be.

Meanwhile, Tang Ziran, upon entering her home, saw the heartwarming scene of her daughter and son interacting intimately in the living room. She instantly understood, and a meaningful smile, exactly the same as Lang Yue's, appeared on her face.

Indeed, under Lang Yue's subtle influence, Tang Ziran is now of one mind with his wife.

After all, his "little cabbage" is so lovable, how could it be easily taken away by a strange "pig"?

Rather than doing that, it would be better to let your own "miniature pigs" guard it.

At least, if Na'er ever has a fight with her "little pig" in the future, he will make that "pig" truly understand.

What is a father's flying kick?
What truly defines the greatness of fatherly love!
What does it mean for a father's love to be as solid as a mountain?
Admittedly, as a father, he is not as sensitive as his wife, and he is not able to talk freely with his children about everyday matters and share joys.

Although he is not good with words and is not even a Soul Master, he is somewhat skilled in martial arts!

"By the way, son, how is your cultivation progressing lately? Even if you are busy with other matters, you must not forget about cultivation."

"You must know that in this world, only by becoming a Soul Master can one truly stand out from the crowd."

Tang Ziran sat down next to his wife and earnestly imparted his father's experience and teachings to Tang Wulin.

(End of this chapter)