"This name is good."
Wu Shengnan immediately burst into a cheerful smile, her joy so great her mouth stretched wide in a grin.
However, her happiness didn't last more than a few seconds before she furrowed her brow. "Isn't this name a bit too common? I remember many people have names with 'Xuan' in them. The repetition rate seems a bit too high."
"Then how about Wangyou? It's simple, straightforward, and retains the symbolism," Du Heng suggested.
"Wangyou... I guess that works." Wu Shengnan pursed her lips, reluctantly agreeing.
It wasn't that she disliked the name, just that she felt there had to be a better one. She wanted to give her daughter a name that was beautiful, unique, and pleasant-sounding. But she herself lacked the talent for choosing names; otherwise, she wouldn't have come up with something like Zichen. Still, she wasn't one of those eccentric parents who gave their baby a ridiculously punny name.
