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"Yes, they are two little ones. They are over two months old. I didn't notice it before. I am really remiss."

Xie Changyan felt both delighted and guilty, caressing Jiang Song's face lovingly. "Song, thank you for your hard work, carrying two little lives at the same time."

Jiang Song had tears in his eyes, but he smiled brightly. "I'm not afraid of hard work, I just feel happy! Ah Yan, we are going to have two children."

When Jiang Song first crossed over, he was attacked from all sides, with only Xiuyun by his side. At that time, she thought about how happy it would be if one day she could have relatives with the same blood as her.

And now, this happiness actually came to her in a double form.

From the initial confusion she felt when she found out she was pregnant to the joy and anticipation she feels now, her mood has changed along the way, just like a blooming flower, gorgeous and beautiful.

Carrying twins may be hard, but for Jiang Song, this hardship has become a sweet burden.

She imagined what the two little ones would look like in the future. Would they be as elegant and refined as Xie Changyan, or as lively and smart as her?

No matter what they look like, she will love them deeply.

Suddenly, an idea flashed through Jiang Song's mind. She grabbed Xie Changyan's sleeve and said excitedly, "Ayan, I want to start a business!"

Hearing Jiang Song's sudden words, Xie Changyan couldn't help but be stunned for a moment, then raised his eyebrows and smiled, "Starting a business? What is starting a business?"

"Entrepreneurship is a new idea for doing business."

"A Song, I don't want you to be too tired. I will definitely not lack all the cultivation resources for you and the children, so you don't need to work so hard." Xie Changyan advised gently, his eyes full of pity.

Jiang Song shook his head slightly, a determined light flashing in his eyes. "Ayan, I know what you mean, and I believe in your ability. But I'm not a weak woman who only cares about pleasure. I also have my own ideas and ambitions."

"When I say entrepreneurship, I don't mean running around just to make a living, but doing something meaningful, making my life meaningful, and setting a good example for our children."

"Ayan, you said you would respect me. It's only been a short time, and you're going to go back on your word?"

Jiang Song looked at Xie Changyan coquettishly, gently held his face with both hands, and looked into his eyes.

Xie Changyan felt somewhat helpless when Jiang Song looked at him. He chuckled, grabbed Jiang Song's waist to prevent her from moving, and said in a serious tone, "Stop it!"

Jiang Song was not afraid of him and continued to smile: "Ayan, just promise me, okay?"

Xie Changyan smiled helplessly and pinched her nose with his hand. "I really can't do anything with you. Tell me, what kind of business do you want to do?"

Jiang Song's eyes lit up and he immediately started talking about his plan incessantly.

"It's well known that the chances of a monk getting pregnant are much lower than those of an ordinary woman. Furthermore, due to their cultivation, there are many inconveniences, and the nourishing and nourishing substances they need to maintain the pregnancy are quite special and expensive."

"Once a nun decides to get pregnant, she will be filled with endless anticipation and love for the child, willing to do everything she can to ensure the child's safety and health."

"I think we can open a shop that provides pregnancy services specifically for female cultivators, including but not limited to elixirs, tonics, pregnancy robes, pregnancy training guidance, and postpartum recovery..."

Xie Changyan listened quietly, the smile on his face growing wider and wider.

He had to admit that Jiang Song's idea was both novel and thoughtful, and it really hit a pain point among the monks.

Although monks are strong, they are more difficult and cautious than ordinary people when it comes to giving birth to life. There is indeed a lack of such professional and comprehensive services on the market.

"A Song, what's wrong with your brain?" Xie Changyan sighed with admiration, "You can come up with such an idea. I really admire you."

Jiang Song raised his chin proudly and said with a smile: "How about it, do you think it's feasible?"

"Yes, of course it is possible."

"Go ahead and do it! If you need any help from me, just ask."

Xie Changyan knew Jiang Song's personality, and he wanted to raise her in the Xie Mansion so that she wouldn't have to worry about anything.

But Jiang Song had a dream and passion in his heart, and he was unwilling to restrain her wings and let her light be blocked by the high walls of the mansion.

Furthermore, Jiang Song is pregnant, and doing this business can also allow her to meet more people in the same business, exchange experiences with each other, distract her attention, and reduce the anxiety and discomfort that may be caused by pregnancy.

"But, Ah Song, you must remember that your health is your most important. Don't do everything yourself. You must know when to rest and not overwork yourself."

"Of course." Jiang Song put his arms around Xie Changyan's neck and gently kissed his soft lips. "With you here, how could I not know the seriousness of the matter?"

Xie Changyan was so moved by the kiss, "A Song, stop teasing your husband. You are a double now."

Jiang Song chuckled, a cunning glint in his eyes, "I know, my dear husband, I will be obedient."

Jiang Song immediately got to work and hired craftsmen to renovate the mansion that the Xie family had transferred to her, designing it into a comprehensive place that integrates pregnancy services, rest and communication.

She named this place "Lingyun Pavilion". The entire project covers a vast area, and the three courtyards are carefully planned, each carrying different functions and services.

It adopts the form of a front shop and a back workshop. The front hall is used to receive guests and display various products needed for pregnancy. The back workshop is equipped with an alchemy room, a clothing room, a training guidance room, a sanatorium, etc.

Jiang Song even planned a spiritual plant garden to cultivate rare spiritual plants that are beneficial to pregnant women. This not only ensures the self-sufficiency of raw materials for Lingyun Pavilion, but also provides guests with a place to get close to nature and cultivate their body and mind.

During the renovation of Yunling Pavilion, Jiang Song put recruiting personnel and formulating a detailed operation plan on the agenda.

Jiang Song had previously seized the Shen family's treasure house and dug a small treasure house in the Golden Toad Cave. The combined start-up capital was more abundant than that of many third-rate sects.

Therefore, she never skimps on selecting talent and purchasing materials, always striving to do her best.

She posted the recruitment information through the mission hall of Tianbao Tower, and asked Xie Gaozhao to recruit a group of monks who had both cultivation and medical skills, alchemy, and refining skills to serve as the core team of the store.

Of course, the salary and benefits of Lingyun Pavilion are much more generous than being a guest official in those third-rate sects, and it also provides a comfortable living environment and cultivation resources.

The key point is that female cultivators are given priority, which is unique in the world of cultivation and immediately attracted widespread attention and discussion.

You should know that positions such as guest officials in sects, and priests in families and chambers of commerce are often preferred by male monks. Female monks, especially pregnant female monks, are often at a disadvantage in the workplace.

However, Jiang Song's Lingyun Pavilion breaks the convention. Not only does it offer generous treatment, it also places special emphasis on giving priority to female cultivators. This undoubtedly opens a new door for many female cultivators who are determined to express themselves and realize their value.

As soon as the news came out, the mission hall of Tianbao Tower was almost packed, and monks from all walks of life came to sign up, including some female monks with profound attainments in medicine, alchemy, and refining.