[A charming junior brother who doesn’t know he’s irresistible × a senior brother who puts caution first but keeps breaking his own rules]
Also known as I Treat You as a Variable, You Treat Me as Your Dao Companion and Has Little Qiongfeng Become the Center of Attention Again Today?
Little Qiongfeng of Duxian Sect is famous throughout the cultivation world as a “retirement paradise.”
Its peak master, Li Changshou, has studied three thousand volumes of the “Art of Caution.” His life motto is just eight words:
“Cultivate quietly. Keep clear of karma.” That is, until one day, the sect leader brought back a “born Dao seed” from the mortal world and dropped him at Li Changshou’s door.
White hair, green eyes, and a smile like a spring breeze. With a single stroke of his brush, he can conjure mountains and rivers. From then on, Little Qiongfeng never knew another moment of peace. Su Yan was already at the peak the moment he joined the sect: outrageously handsome and talented, with the passive skill [Irresistible Charm].
Sword cultivators want to take him to see the sea of clouds, alchemists want him to help refine immortal pills, and musicians want to play him a tune...
Even the spirit beasts at the foot of the mountain line up for him to pet them. Li Changshou: “Stay back. I cultivate the Path of Unfeeling.”
Su Yan, blinking innocently: “But you’re the only one I like, Senior Brother.” And so...
By day, Li Changshou is busy fending off admirers on his junior brother’s behalf.
By night, Su Yan secretly writes the word “caution” as a butterfly and sends it fluttering into his senior brother’s dreams.
Those who must undergo tribulations do so, and those who must hide their talents keep them concealed. There’s just one new “variable,” quietly nudging Little Qiongfeng, so cautious for all these years, half a degree off course. By the time Li Changshou realizes it,
his “retirement paradise” has become the sect’s most popular tourist spot;
and his “tranquil Dao heart” is being painted, stroke by stroke, into ten thousand miles of peach blossoms. “Senior Brother, you said we should keep clear of karma.”
The young man smiles and takes hold of his sleeve. “But you’ve been my karma all along.”