Yingheng finally built a bamboo house, but was knocked down by a handsome old man from the sky.
While lamenting the decline of the world, she rescued the dying white-haired old man.
The old man's condition was strange, and he often lost control and went crazy. However, Ying Heng insisted on treating him, read through medical books, and took good care of him. Gradually, he faded away in front of her eyes and became younger and more handsome.
After he fully recovered, Ying Heng used his pure immortal body to practice and ascend.
When they met again, he was being besieged by demons. She came to rescue him and laughed at him: "Why rush so far if you can't defeat him?"
The base of his ears was slightly red and he asked her how her old injury was getting better.
She raised her eyebrows and teased: "Thanks to your body last time... I saved you this time, why not repay with my body?"
He was silent for a while, then whispered: "... It's not impossible."
It was not until later that Ying Heng found out that the man she had repeatedly teased was actually the legendary god who was immortal and free from earthly desires.
She turned around and wanted to run away, but he grabbed her wrist: "Aren't you asking for physical compensation?"
After that, Yingheng, who suffered from backache, just wanted to sigh: What about seeing through Fengyue as promised? Why is this Lord God so different from the legend at all?
Reader comments
Not bad, the author keeps up the good work
It's quite interesting. At first I thought the heroine should grow up and get stronger, but in the end she was still a bit weak.
Come on, if you focus on classical Chinese, you don't need too many modern words.
Not bad, the author keeps up the good work
It's quite interesting. At first I thought the heroine should grow up and get stronger, but in the end she was still a bit weak.
Come on, if you focus on classical Chinese, you don't need too many modern words.