A note right at the start: This story focuses on the plot and unfolds gradually. The mysteries start to unravel in Volume Two. If that's not your thing, please don't flame me! This isn't a romance; I tagged it wrong, but I'm too lazy to change it.
A clingy, sweet-talking puppy-type top × a poor, lazy, clever bottom who plays dumb
Wayward disciple Qin Yi × demonic Daoist Shi Yin
Shi Yin, the world's number one sword immortal, comes across a little child amid the chaos. He thinks the child is innocent and guileless, only to discover that the little one is a rich puppy who loves to act cute and beg for affection.
A chance meeting with a stranger in a foreign land; fate comes and goes like water.
1. For fans of the protagonist
2. Plot-focused
3. No angst, so read without worry
4. The main plot begins in Volume Two, with relationship-building and the protagonist's group reuniting
5. If you like power fantasies, leave early. This story is mainly plot-driven, though it has some satisfying moments. The focus is on a gradual pace. (P.S.
There are too few words, so read the review first, and then follow up with the review when you feel better!