If Fairies Don't Get Married, the Three Worlds Will Be Anxious.

Fairies do not get married: The three realms are anxious: the seven princesses of the Jade Emperor's family have become the biggest "old problem" in heaven. The eldest princess is busy expanding Yaochi and becomes a "developer of the fairy world", saying that marriage is a stumbling block to her career; the fourth princess chases the Phoenix idol and will not marry unless she is the top of the three realms; the fifth princess blushes when she sees a male fairy and would rather guard the Nantianmen than go on a blind date... The Jade Emperor and Queen Mother were so worried that half of their hair turned white, and the morning court became a "blind date meeting", with all the immortal ministers vying to be matchmakers: the Dragon King of the East China Sea came to propose marriage with pearl mines, King Li Tian of Tota forced himself on Nezha, and even the West sent the number one scholar who was reincarnated by Golden Chanzi. But the fairies did not play their cards according to common sense - the eldest princess used the Yaochi protective formation to block the matchmaker, the fourth princess took the fan group to the idol concert to ask her about her feelings, and the seventh princess directly revealed the secret of her blind date... When "well-matched" collides with "soul compatibility", when traditional expectations collide with the Declaration of Independence, heaven explodes. But hidden in the noise is just the confusion of every ordinary person: Should we live for the eyes of others, or for our own heart? Watch the seven fairies tear up and grow up in the farce of blind date, watch the Jade Emperor and Queen Mother transform from a marriage-inducing maniac to This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.