Drunk on the Mortal World: An Honor of Kings Story

[Genius swordsman x descendant of a military family]

“Let's see whether my spear is faster or your sword is slower!”

(The cover images are all original fan art, and the heroine will change automatically as the story updates.)

The dashing Li Bai, as graceful as an immortal, has always searched for the one destined for him. He still remembers the girl who saved his life when he was a child. A fortune-teller once told him that his destined one would be an unparalleled beauty, the finest woman in the world. Daji, love at first sight; Xiao Qiao, mutual affection; Yun Ying, fortunate enough to meet across three lifetimes; A Li, fated to meet in every season; Yang Yuhuan, master of every musical mode; Mi Yue, untouched by the six worldly defilements; Wang Zhaojun, clever and perceptive...

But none of them turned out to be the one destined for him. He never imagined that the woman he would spend the rest of his life with would be her.

Li Bai: “Rabbit, I won't let you die!”

Gongsun Li: “Tai... Bai...”

Li Bai, facing tens of thousands of mutated demonic creatures: “Out of the way. This is the road A Li and I are taking...”

Xiao Qiao: “Brother, she found someone to rely on. Shouldn't we be happy for her?”

Li Bai: “Of course it's a good thing that she found someone to rely on. We should be happy. I was just worried she'd never find a husband.”

Xiao Qiao, pouting: “I don't care what happens to her, but Xiao Qiao will never leave you, Brother!”

Daji: “I... I like you, Brother Li Bai!”

Li Bai, eyes wide with disbelief: “Little fox...”

Daji: “I've liked you ever since the moment I first met you, Brother Li Bai...”

Daji: “I like you more than anyone else...”

Diao Chan: “Snow falling on a clear day, lasting forever...”

Li Bai: “Hm? What are you saying, Xiao Chan?”

Diao Chan, sneaking a glance at Li Bai: “People part in sorrow and reunite in joy; the moon waxes and wanes. This has never been perfect since ancient times. May we all live long, and share the beauty of the moon from a thousand miles apart...”

This story starts off slowly but gets better as it goes: lighthearted and funny at first, full of twists and turns in the middle, then heartbreaking toward the end.

(The cover is original fan art. Reposting it is prohibited.)