I Came Down the Mountain to Marry Ten Women

Qin Shou has a serious problem.

Other cultivators absorb the wind and drink the dew, living free and immortal lives.

He relies on “leaks” to cultivate: he was born with a “Pure Yang Leaky Body,” unable to hold on to spiritual energy, so his cultivation depends entirely on making up for the loss!

Only by finding ten women with “Extreme Yin Fates” and having “deep exchanges” with them, forging bonds of the heart, can he plug the holes in his body and attain true cultivation.

So he is forced to descend the mountain.

With a “Warring States chamber pot” hanging from his waist (actually a divine artifact) and a fluorescent-green battle robe, he owes a huge debt from the start and becomes the city’s most-wanted “perverted miracle doctor.”

He saves a streamer, and the whole internet watches the iconic “drug-sucking” scene live.

At an all-you-can-eat buffet, he uses his chamber pot to serve abalone and lobster, driving a rich second-generation heir up the wall.

Fleeing the authorities, he stumbles into a beauty salon and makes a name for himself in both the underworld and the legitimate world with his pair of “ghost hands.”

“My name is Qin Shou. They all call me a beast, but I’m really a respectable man.”

“Beautiful lady, your forehead looks dark. It seems your fate is missing me. How about we step aside and talk about the important matter of mending the heavens?”