It was duly noted that Jiang Rufeng was the one palace master who did not take marriages and procreation seriously.
He got married at a relatively older age compared to the other palace masters. But once he got married, he had to marry the former Heavenly Emperor's first prince no less.
When Xie Jianshen refused to consummate the marriage and give birth to Jiang Rufeng's heir, many people said that Jiang Rufeng was an utterly foolish alpha.
But look at him now. He had soared far beyond the confines of a palace master. Now, as Imperial Consort, he stood beside the Heavenly Emperor, his gaze sweeping across the vast dominion he helped to rule.
This gave rise to a very famous proverb in the Heavenly Realm -- "A wise fisherman exerts all effort he has to catch that one big fish."
Naturally, when Jiang Muchen also chose to dawdle in the matter of picking a wife, most heavenly creatures assumed that he took after his father.
