[Immortality + Farming + Empress + Cultivation]
She is the Celestial Jade Empress above the Ninth Heaven, while he is an utterly ordinary mortal.
Su Qi, an ordinary person from Blue Star, transmigrates to a cultivation world and awakens an Immortality System. For every day he lives, he gains a year of lifespan, and each year of lifespan can be exchanged for one attribute point.
One day, while out and about, Su Qi finds an ugly woman in a ravine… but she has a great figure, so he hauls her home.
They live together for several years. Then one day, the ugly woman transforms into a peerlessly beautiful empress. Su Qi, however, is still an ordinary mortal with not the slightest aptitude for cultivation.
In a moment of divine inspiration, the empress glimpses a fragment of the future and leaves him with these words:
“No matter whether it takes a thousand years or ten thousand, if you can ascend to the Ninth Heaven, you shall be my husband…”
It was a line even she thought was laughable.
But sixty years later, the empress comes to the mortal world disguised as a scholar.
“Wait, he doesn’t have a trace of cultivation. How can he still look so young?”
A hundred years later.
“He really does look like an ordinary mortal. How did he kill the ancestor of that sect?”
Five hundred years later…
A thousand years later…
“Could that fragment of the future I saw really be true? Could he really become my husband, Jiang Yuyao’s?”
…
Until one day, demons from beyond the heavens launch a massive invasion of the Ninth Heaven. The empress joins forces with the six great imperial clans of the Ninth Heaven to defend the Heavenly Pass.
But the demons from beyond have long since seen through the strength of the clans guarding the pass. The imperial clans are routed, and the empress is left bleeding.
It's pretty good. The male protagonist is more of a funny type [take a closer look], but one suggestion I have is that I hope the author doesn't make the male protagonist and other women too ambiguous, otherwise the label of single female protagonist will not be appropriate [thinking]. I highly recommend watching it [shy]
Is this a story about a single female protagonist? Do you have to write the male protagonist like this?
It's pretty good. The male protagonist is more of a funny type [take a closer look], but one suggestion I have is that I hope the author doesn't make the male protagonist and other women too ambiguous, otherwise the label of single female protagonist will not be appropriate [thinking]. I highly recommend watching it [shy]
Is this a story about a single female protagonist? Do you have to write the male protagonist like this?