From the Start at 749, I Evolve the Classic of Mountains and Seas by Slaying Demons
[Fantasy + Evolution + System + Decisive and Ruthless + Classic of Mountains and Seas]
The power of the world of mountains and seas is awakening, and strange incidents are occurring across the land.
Wang Xiaoke transmigrates here and accidentally activates the [Bestiary of Mountains and Seas].
He is also recruited and registered by 749, and begins handling all manner of bizarre incidents around the country.
And so, the door to a new world swings open...
Nine-Tailed Fox: You are my only attachment in this mortal world. My alluring gaze is meant for you alone. I would gladly lose myself with you in this whirlpool of love and desire, never to part.
Dragon Maiden: My lord, you are a pearl in the boundless sea, and my heart has long belonged to you. I wish to spend the rest of my life by your side, protecting you and sharing with you the spring blossoms and autumn moon, the rain and the warm sunshine, through all the years to come.
Bai Xi: Once I have chosen you, I will follow you for life. Whatever lies ahead, I will stand by your side. My love is as steadfast as stone, and will never change.
Jiu Feng: You are the one my heart yearns for. My love is like a phoenix's flame, blazing and pure. I wish to use my dignity and strength to build you a haven of love, and share glory and eternity with you.
Azure Bird: I am the Azure Bird that flies between heaven and earth, but ever since I met you, my heart has found its home with you. Just as I carry messages from the immortals, I'll bring all my love to you!
Fairy Gushe: You have entered my heart and unsettled it. Though I am naturally aloof, my love for you is like a warm current beneath the ice: never surging, but flowing without end. I wish to stay by your side for all the years ahead.
Flower Demon: Master, do you think I'm beautiful? All the fragrance of my blossoms blooms just for you. I want to cling to you like a vine winding around a tree, until I'm the only one in your eyes and heart.
