She only wants to quietly tend her fields, but he insists on treating her like the most fragile porcelain doll.
Yun Zhi, once the ancient master of karma, now just wants to be a happy “good-for-nothing” in the Qinglan Sect and protect her radish patch.
Shuo Ye, the strongest guardian in the celestial realm, has been ordered to watch over this supposedly ordinary immortal sovereign. He is sick of this tedious assignment, day and night.
He shields her from attacks in the open and hidden schemes, yet can’t even keep her beloved radishes safe.
Watching him struggle through his performance, she has no choice but to keep pretending to be naive and clueless.
Then the heavenly demons descend. He is gravely wounded and near death, yet still tries to stand in front of her.
At last, Yun Zhi sighs, puts down her hoe, and looks at the demonic army filling the sky.
“Fine. I’ll leave the field alone... just for today.”
At the next instant, karma reverses, and heaven and earth lose their color.
Only then does Shuo Ye, hidden in the shadows, understand what kind of being he has been protecting.
"The Protector of the Good-for-Nothing Immortal" is a stunning work. The author uses the "waste counterattack" as the shell and embeds the core of "guarding the counterattack" to weave a fateful showdown on the chessboard of the Three Realms. Yun Zhi's forbearance and tenacity complement Shuo Ye's cold protection, the power of Jinxi reflects the original intention, and the radish seedlings hide their secrets. Fairy spirit and smoke of gunfire coexist in the text. Under the grand world view, the emotional depiction is as delicate as silk, and the confrontation of power and conspiracy is shocking at every step. When the Shadow Guards reveal their disguises and when the losers show their talents, this game across time and space truly begins. A masterpiece of female fantasy fantasy worth savoring.