I Just Married My Childhood Sweetheart, and You Say She’s a Fallen Immortal?

After Li Chengfeng transmigrates, he marries his childhood sweetheart, Tang Xiaoxian.

Who could have known that, on their wedding night, a golden-armored immortal would descend from the heavens,

claiming that Tang Xiaoxian is the Hundred Flowers Fairy, sent down to undergo a trial, and must return to the Celestial Court.

Three choices appear before Li Chengfeng.

Option One: Let Tang Xiaoxian go and return to the Celestial Court as the Hundred Flowers Fairy. Gain the Follow-Heaven System and the Chaos Investiture of the Gods.

Option Two: Beg the messenger and move Heaven, so he can see Tang Xiaoxian once a year. Gain the Go-With-the-Flow System and the True Body of Xuanwu.

Option Three: Keep Tang Xiaoxian by force and defy the Celestial Emperor's command. Gain the Defy-Heaven System and the Heaven-Defying One: Great Sage Equal to Heaven template.

Li Chengfeng doesn't hesitate for a second. He decisively chooses option three:

"You want to take my wife away? Not a chance!"

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.