Ling Meiren, the ninety-ninth generation direct disciple of Qingcheng Mountain, a rare cultivation wizard in the sect for thousands of years, was forced to go down the mountain to "survive the tribulation" in order to fulfill a marriage contract that had been sealed for hundreds of years.
Her "catastrophe" was the heir to a top wealthy family who was rumored to be surly and dying soon - Gu Hanzhou.
When they first met, she looked at the strong death energy wrapped around his body and said seriously: "Fellow Taoist, your hall is darkened, you are surrounded by death energy, and your life is not long. But don't be afraid, marry me... Well, marry me, I can keep you safe."
Gu Hanzhou and his bodyguards: "... Where are these charlatans from? Get them out!"
After living together, when Gu Hanzhou's business rivals invited top killers, Ling Meiren took a piece of talisman paper and asked the killers to perform a set of radio gymnastics on the spot.
When the old enemy of the Gu family set up a feng shui trap, Ling Meiren used her backhand to create a spirit gathering array, sucking away all the opponent's wealth.
When Gu Hanzhou was attacked by the cold poison and was in agony, Ling Mei opened her red lips lightly and gave him a breath of pure spiritual energy, which instantly made him feel like a spring breeze.
Gradually, Gu Hanzhou discovered that this little magic stick who talked all about "fellow Taoist", "spiritual energy" and "cultivation" seemed to be... Really a god?
It's just that this "god" is a little different.
The rich wife of another family is keen on Hermès and afternoon tea. The wife of his family is refining elixirs in the backyard of the villa every day, blowing up the garden countless times and still plausibly saying: "This is tempering, don't talk nonsense if you don't understand."
Someone else's wife was gentle and considerate, but his wife came into his room in the middle of the night and euphemistically called her "exploring your spiritual roots", but in fact she regarded her as a "humanoid spiritual stone" for cultivation.
Gu Hanzhou couldn't bear it anymore:
