My Dao Companion Is the Chosen One

Luo Qingfeng appears to be a refined inner-sect disciple with ordinary talent and cultivation, but he secretly has the constitution of a lucky koi. His luck is so absurdly good that immortal herbs trip him while he walks, magical treasures fall from the sky and hit him right on the head, and jumping off a cliff always leads to an inheritance. He's practically the Heavenly Dao's favorite son. All he wants, though, is to lie flat, grow crops and flowers, and live a lazy life. He's mild-mannered and laid-back, with a touch of slyness.

Gu Yunzheng is a peerlessly gifted sword cultivator with extraordinary combat skills, the sect's senior disciple, and a cool, handsome idol all the other disciples admire. Unfortunately, he's also hopelessly unlucky. His luck is so terrible it's hard to watch: every fortuitous encounter turns into a crisis, every secret-realm expedition brings him face-to-face with the strongest boss, and even drinking water can make him choke. Deep down, he longs for warmth and companionship.

The two meet during a sect mission through an extremely “coincidental” twist: Luo Qingfeng's koi-like luck accidentally overwrites Gu Yunzheng's aura of misfortune. Through another stroke of bad luck, an ancient magical treasure binds them as “fated cultivation partners.” And so the aloof, unlucky genius and the lazy, lucky koi are forced to live together and cultivate together, beginning a chaotic yet sickeningly sweet life of cultivation.