When the orphan Qiao Yu is trapped in a desperate situation, she is rescued by Liuli, the aloof and formidable senior sister of a cultivation sect. Liuli is astonished to discover that Qiao Yu possesses the "Pure Yin Sacred Physique," a constitution seen only once in ten thousand years. Though extraordinary, it also makes her especially vulnerable to calamity and covetous eyes. Moved by compassion and a sense of responsibility, Linglong takes the helpless Qiao Yu back to the sect and leads her onto the path of cultivation.
From then on, the fates of the aloof senior sister and the innocent junior sister become closely intertwined. Cool on the outside but warm within, Linglong does everything in her power to protect and teach Qiao Yu, shielding her from open and hidden attacks. Qiao Yu, meanwhile, works hard to grow with her exceptional talent and kind heart, hoping that one day she can stand by her senior sister's side instead of remaining forever beneath her protective wings.
The two advance together within the sect, supporting each other as they cultivate and growing ever closer through one crisis and challenge after another. What begins as a life-saving debt and sisterly affection gradually deepens into a bond that transcends life and death, one neither can relinquish. Together, they face the shifting tides, sinister schemes, and immense troubles brought on by Qiao Yu's constitution in the cultivation world. They are each other's strongest support and warmest refuge.
This is a brilliant tale of redemption, protection, and growing together. It tells how the aloof senior sister and her junior sister with the Pure Yin Sacred Physique walk side by side, until they shine like twin stars and rise above all others.
Aren't you looking for medicine for his mother? Why are you an orphan again?
The story is fascinating and has constant climaxes.
In the introduction, the senior sister's name is Linglong, but why is she called Liuli in the article?
I have read Chapter 9 so far. The author's writing style is very good and the rhythm is quite appropriate and gradual. It is very interesting.