(No cheating, he pursues her, no excessive misunderstandings, decisive male lead, no frustrating setbacks, multiple heroines)
Qin Yun defies his master's orders and has his cultivation sealed for three years. Sent down the mountain to gain experience, he happens to save the father of Lin Wanqing, who is traveling with his family of four.
The two fall in love at first sight, only to miss their chance. Fortunately, they soon meet again.
Their feelings grow rapidly after their reunion, and they spend more than two blissful years together. But a fly in the ointment always gets between them: Peng Yu.
On the day they are supposed to register their marriage, Qin Yun discovers that Lin Wanqing has sent her twin sister to impersonate her while she goes to keep Peng Yu company, even though he's obviously faking an illness.
Peng Yu hires people to harm Qin Yun. When Qin Yun is gravely wounded and on the brink of death, Lin Wanqing chooses to save Peng Yu, who's only pretending to be injured.
These repeated betrayals finally break Qin Yun's heart.
Fortunately, his senior sister Mu Qiuran arrives in time to save him and help him restore his cultivation.
When Qin Yun, with his cultivation restored, awakens Lin Wanqing's father from his vegetative state, Lin Wanqing falls apart. Because of her ridiculous pity and a false sense of gratitude, she has driven away the man who loved her most.
By the time Lin Wanqing comes to her senses and prepares to pursue Qin Yun, she discovers that he already has a pure and innocent college girl, Du Siyan, by his side, along with his domineering senior sister Mu Qiuran and her own twin sister, Lin Wanrou...
Good logical framework
The author writes well. The male protagonist is not a Tang monk or a prisoner. He is a true man. I give him a five-star rating.