Judging from her words, this must be the first time she has ever seen a lotus lantern.

Taking advantage of the situation, Wu Er said, "If it looks nice, let's set one off."

Kun Wu nodded and said, "Okay."

Hearing their conversation, Wo Ningyan clapped her hands and said, "Great! Releasing lotus lanterns? I want to do it too!"

Wu Er turned around and glanced at Wo Ningyan, but his gaze happened to fall on Xiao Mingmu. He realized that he hadn't spoken to Xiao Mingmu the whole way and felt that he had neglected him.

So Wu Er said, "Mingmu, why don't you also light a lotus lantern?"

Xiao Mingmu shook his head and said, "Senior Brother, we are all cultivators now, why do you still believe in this stuff?"

“It’s not about believing or not,” Wu Er said. “It’s just for fun. We’ve come all this way to participate in the celebration, shouldn’t we leave something behind? I think lighting a lotus lantern would be just fine.”

Xiao Mingmu shook his head, still somewhat unwilling.

Wu Er felt that his second junior brother had nothing since arriving in the youth, which was a pity, so he came up with a solution.

"Ning Yan, call the other senior brothers over, let's release lotus lanterns together."

Upon receiving Wu Er's message, Wo Ningyan responded and then hurried off to find someone.

This time, Wu Er said to Xiao Mingmu again, "How about we release them together? Everyone releases them, Mingmu, you release yours too!"

This tactic of collective coercion has always worked; as long as they work together, Xiao Mingmu will always agree.

So everyone went to the riverbank, each releasing a lotus lantern and making a wish.

The lotus lanterns used for herding pigs float on the river, reflecting the starry sky. Watching the play like this, the lotus lanterns seem to float in the sky.

If it were floating in the sky, then it could tell the story of the King of Yue to the heavens...