Still Trying to Keep My Dao Companion from Falling to Demonic Ways

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Yun Qingci, the top disciple of the immortal sect, will always regret picking up a beautiful amnesiac young man in the Valley of Ten Thousand Demons. The boy calls him “Senior Brother” at every turn and seems pure and harmless, yet a casual wave of his hand can reduce thousand-year-old demons to dust.

To uncover the truth, Yun Qingci is forced to take up the daily task of “raising a kid,” only to discover that his seemingly innocent junior brother:

· Drools over roasted chicken legs in the Heart-Testing Illusion

· Accidentally blows up a thousand-year-old spirit-testing stone

· Spends all day asking the immortal cranes guarding the mountain, “Can you be made into soup?”

Yun Qingci: “...I suspect you're putting on an act.”

Then one day, he discovers a jade pendant engraved with the mark of the Demon Venerable beneath the boy's pillow.

At that very moment, the boy is tugging at his sleeve, gazing up at him eagerly. “Senior Brother, can we have roasted immortal crane tonight?”

[A seemingly aloof but secretly snarky top disciple, the bottom × A seemingly innocent but secretly scheming Demon Venerable, the top]

[I only meant to stop you from falling into demonic ways, but every day you give me a taste of how fun life as a demon can be]