The Porcelain Beauty and the CEO Uncle’s Endless Devotion

(Both are devoted to each other: an innocent yet alluring spirit of a vessel and a gentlemanly older man. The heroine is the equivalent of nineteen years old.) A sacrificial-red porcelain vessel made during the Xuande era of the Ming dynasty, with its vivid red glaze and pure texture, has inspired a tragic, beautiful tale. After hearing the story, Luo Fei, who lives inside the sacrificial-red porcelain bottle, is stunned. What? She doesn't have such an awful name, and her father wasn't a kiln worker. Back then, she willingly entered the kiln fire because it would make cultivation easier for a vessel spirit like her. Six hundred years have passed in the blink of an eye, and she can't believe the rumors have grown so outrageous. And the red color of the glaze? That's because she was cultivating inside it, not because it was dyed with a young maiden's blood. She's still alive and well! After six hundred years, she can finally take human form. She plans to set the record straight and flirt with some handsome guys out in the world while she's at it. But who could have guessed she'd end up attracting the attention of the owner of the sacrificial-red vessel: an older man who's unbearably fussy? She'd already decided to enjoy herself in the mortal world for a while, then return to the vessel and focus on cultivation. But the older man is so clingy that he refuses to let her go, and spoils her rotten.