The righteous genius Lingyun was accidentally bound to the "Magic Gate System" when he broke through. His tasks were all to "steal the righteous secrets", "abduct the saint" and "demolish the temple of gods". He was forced to act as a "magic giant", but he repeatedly made mistakes to help the righteous path solve crises, and was competed by the elders of the major immortal sects to marry him.
At the much-anticipated "Jade Girl Peak Marriage Proposal Conference", Ling Yun, the favored son of heaven, originally wanted to propose marriage to his childhood sweetheart Lin Qingxue, but at the critical moment of breaking through the bottleneck, he was accidentally bound to the "Magic Gate System". The first task released by the system was ground-breaking - "Forcibly kiss the saint Lin Qingxue". Under the coercion of the system, Ling Yun was forced to commit misdeeds against Lin Qingxue in public, but accidentally kissed and broke the "Heartless Curse" in her body. As a result, the cold-blooded saint's temperament changed drastically, and she stalked him, believing that he was a "heartless man" who always gave up. Ling Yun was unable to defend himself and was misunderstood and hunted by righteous people. He could only embark on a ridiculous path of "demon cultivation" under the guidance of the system's "cheating" mission. While avoiding the pursuit of Lin Qingxue and the righteous monks, he also had to complete various bizarre tasks issued by the system, such as stealing the "Tai Chi Sword Manual", the treasure of the "Qingyun Sword Sect". In the end, he successfully defeated the conspiracy of the evil cultivator, and was praised as a "young hero" by the leader who did not know the truth. In the cycle of being "forced to do evil" and "unexpectedly doing good", Ling Yun's reputation as a "magic master" spread like wildfire, but he himself had a hard time talking about it. He could only constantly refresh the righteous way's understanding of "demon cultivation" amidst systematic complaints.
Reader comments
It's a bit cliche in the early stage, but it looks great in the later stage.
It's a bit cliche in the early stage, but it looks great in the later stage.