Transmigrated As My Former Uncle’s Sweetheart

sed my mind.”

“You’re right.
He needs a home and you need an adopted son-in-law.
You have really planned things through.” Yaoyao was so impressed with her.

Bao Yu was three years younger than she was, yet she already had planned so far ahead, which was something Yaoyao had never expected.

Hexin and Yuan You’s eyes widened when they heard this conversation.
They looked at Bao Yu in disbelief.

“Why would you need an adopted son-in-law?” It took a while before Yuan You finally asked out of curiosity.

Hexin said, “You really know how to plan ahead.”

Bao Yu felt a little embarrassed by their words, but she had already voiced out her plans, so she decided to ask their opinions without hiding anything.

“What do you think of the little monk? Do you think he’d be willing to become my family’s adopted son-in-law?”

“I think he is pretty good-looking.
He had a nice face, but…he’s just a little too scrawny.” Yuan You was the first to speak up.

Hexin said, “Good looks are secondary.
What is his character like?”

Yaoyao nodded.
“That’s right.
His character is the most important factor.”

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“He doesn’t talk much, but from what I can see of him, he can’t even bear to step on an ant.
Someone like that should be a kind-hearted person, right?” Bao Yu said uncertainly.
“He can’t even bear to step on an ant?” Yaoyao found this slightly exaggerated.
“He isn’t just putting on a show for you, is he?”

“I don’t think so,” Bao Yu replied quickly.
“There is no need for him to do something like that.”

“It’s unbelievable that there is someone out there with such a kind heart.” Yuan You was amazed.

“It could be due to the environment he grew up in.
Didn’t Bao Yu say he live in the temple? Someone like that should be quite kind.” Hexin analyzed.

Everyone turned silent after hearing her words.

Yuan You twisted her handkerchief and could not help breaking the silence.
“That’s right, he’s a monk.
Are you sure he would want to return to a secular life, Bao Yu?”