[Urban high martial arts + awakened System + lighthearted comedy + secret-realm adventures + pure romance]
I was delivering milk tea on a stormy night when a bronze chest hit me. After that, my delivery box started filling up with monsters.
--A milk tea spirit that can curse goes live to plead its case, a young Taotie steals the villain's underwear for a battle flag, and the whole internet floods me with comments: "They should rename it 'Xing Tian Delivers Food and Beats Up the Old Gods!'"
Then that ice-cold researcher draws my blood. "It's a grape-flavored functional drink."
But the Wu Clan totem beneath her collarbone is burning. Three hundred years ago, she tricked me into drinking nuptial wine mixed with divine blood, then was buried with me in the Guixu.
[High-Octane Action Warning]
√ Copy an SS-rank ability. Every inch of the bronze tattoo's spread takes the shape of your love for her.
√ Activate the Xing Tian battle armor and beat Cthulhu to a pulp, at the cost of forgetting the warmth of her kisses.
√ Let the comments vote on the final battle's BGM: "Great Compassion Mantra" vs. "The Most Dazzling Ethnic Style"
"Ding--You have a new order for a lovers' suicide!"
This time, the System wants me to contain... the flower of an Old God blooming on her chest.
The fateful entanglement between the protagonist and the cold researcher (such as "Buried Together" and "Flower of the Ancient God") injects a heavy emotional core into the story. Details such as the witch totems and the divine-blood blended wine hint at complex relationships across time and space. It not only retains the tone of pure love, but also lays out suspenseful clues, easily arousing readers' desire to explore the character's background.