[Single Female Lead] x [High Martial] x [Vampires]
Have you ever seen the strongest vampire progenitor, who is obsessed with instant noodles?
Luo Yi, a young man who believed in "I'll deal with it tomorrow" and had given up on life, thought the rusty bronze box his grandfather left him might be worth enough for a takeout meal at most.
That was until the box drank blood in the middle of the night and he was dragged into a pit containing a bronze coffin. When he opened his eyes again, a girl with short silver-white hair and blazing red eyes had burst out of the pit: Ying Jia.
You'd expect a vampire progenitor who'd crawled out of a bronze coffin from the Qin Dynasty to be the aloof, mysterious sort, able to change the world with a flick of her fingers.
But Luo Yi, speaking from the heart, summed her up like this:
She was so stingy that borrowing one yuan would earn you a lecture lasting half the night. She stubbornly believed that "the First Emperor's subjects should be able to freeload on food and lodging." She ran faster than anyone when she spotted a supermarket sale, was so chuunibyou that she kept trying to unscrew water bottles with "the power of the vampires," and, to top it all off... she was flat-chested.
When a vampire progenitor over two thousand years old ran into a dazed modern office drone, and an "elder sister" from the Qin Dynasty met a contemporary young man who'd given up on life, it should have been an epic fantasy. Somehow, she turned it into everyday life, haggling at the market and arguing over five yuan in electricity bills.
Watching Ying Jia happily munch on discounted instant noodles, Luo Yi suddenly thought...
This vampire girlfriend of his was way too down-to-earth.
A rare gem of a high-fantasy urban fantasy novel featuring vampires! The novel setting and humorous writing style perfectly balance intense battles with lighthearted slice-of-life moments, packed with laughs yet never lacking depth. The characters are vividly portrayed, and the world-building is both rigorous and imaginatively grounded.
It's so good! Keep it up, author! 😘