That year, when it rained slightly with apricot blossoms, the two met for the first time.
The two people are completely different. Zhu Jiuyin is an immortal who became an immortal by cultivating Taoism but was expelled because he made a big mistake. However, Qi Wu is a little devil who has been out and about in his early teens.
One has been slaying demons and defending the Tao all year round, and is noble and arrogant. The other is unforgiving and tramples on corpses. Two completely opposite people got to know each other because of the same tragic situation. The two people who should not have even the slightest intersection slowly let go of their past feud as they get along.
Although he was only four or five years younger, Zhu Jiuyin was mature and steady, and could handle anything in a clear and logical manner at the age of seventeen. Qi Wu was childish and playful, always leaving the mess to Zhu Jiuyin when he went out to get into trouble. Zhu Jiuyin accommodated him, and this accommodation lasted for two years.
Qi Wu seems to be no longer as naughty and arrogant as before. He likes to look at Zhu Jiuyin secretly, likes to smell his hair, and likes to hold his hand. He will be jealous when he sees someone close to him.
That year, the house was full of snow, and Qi Wu mustered up the courage to confess his love, but was ruthlessly rejected by Zhu Jiuyin. This began a four-year long journey of chasing his wife by pretending to be a pig and eating a tiger.
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
