After transmigrating into a book as the young sect leader of the Sword Sect on Kunlun Mountain, and the male lead’s unforgettable first-love muse, Bai Li Chiyue decides she’d rather stay on Kunlun Mountain forever than get caught up in some mindless romantic drama. She vows to keep her distance, but at thirteen, while gathering herbs during her cultivation, she accidentally saves a young man who’s being beaten to death at the foot of the mountain.
“I have nothing of value to offer you. Forgive me, Fairy, but I cannot repay you,” Wei Chu says quietly after being rescued. At the time, he is a battered but beautiful young man.
“You’re exactly my type, what a pity.” Bai Li Chiyue cultivates the Heartless Dao. For the sake of her own life, she refuses to get involved with men, so she turns and walks away. As the saying goes, when there are no men in your heart, your sword will naturally be divine.
From that day on, Wei Chu carries the image of the little fairy in his heart. He hopes to repay her kindness, and wants to know what she meant by saying “what a pity.”
