Live-In Son-in-Law from the Start: The System Makes Me Invincible in the World

Lin Feng transmigrates to a fantasy world and becomes an outer register disciple of Biyun Sect, a major sect in Qingzhou, where he is put in charge of tending the medicinal garden. He plans to quietly rise to prominence with the help of the Qiankun Furnace in his mind, and one day awe the entire sect. Unexpectedly, for her own selfish ends, Sect Master Immortal Zixia forcibly promotes him to an outer sect disciple and sends him to the Su family in Linjiang City to marry their eldest daughter, Su Wanqing, who has blocked meridians and cannot cultivate, becoming their live-in son-in-law. On their wedding night, Lin Feng’s true identity as a register disciple is exposed, and he becomes a laughingstock in the Su family. But with the Su family’s ancestor gravely injured and their treasured artifact stolen, the family suppresses any thoughts of breaking off the engagement in order to preserve its fragile alliance with Biyun Sect. They merely banish Lin Feng to a backwater courtyard. No one knows that Lin Feng’s Qiankun Furnace can refine something once every seven days, producing pills, cultivation techniques, combat skills, and even heaven-defying physiques! Lying low in a remote courtyard of the Su family, Lin Feng is forgotten by everyone. Only the Su family’s second daughter, Su Ling’er, occasionally comes to visit. Years later, Great Xia falls into turmoil, the demonic sects run rampant, and Biyun Sect is besieged by powerful enemies, its mountain gate on the verge of being destroyed. Covered in blood, Immortal Zixia fights her way out and flees to the Su family’s gate in Linjiang City. She makes a desperate plea to the disciple she once sacrificed without a second thought: “Lin Feng! For the sake of our former ties as fellow disciples, save Biyun Sect!” By then, Su Wanqing, once so cold, has long since become docile and submissive at Lin Feng’s side. Lin Feng looks impassively at the miserable Immortal Zixia in the distance. If only you’d thought of this sooner. Immortal, looking at me now, do I still resemble the person I was back then at all?