The mermaid princess Yu Jiao, gravely wounded and stranded far from home, must find someone who truly loves her and form a contract with him to survive the spirit tide. She sets her sights on the boy in red who saved her, Li Xiangyi, the greatest martial artist in the realm, whose inner power is as pure as spiritual energy.
Awkwardly, she pursues him: “You saved my life. I’ll repay you by giving myself to you.”
He dodges, flustered: “Marriage is no laughing matter.”
The treasures of the East Sea bring not only imperial agents and deadly pursuers from the martial world, but also jealousy and schemes from the beloved senior brother who is closest to him. When a misunderstanding turns deadly, he watches his senior brother die at her hands. Carrying the body, he turns away, crushing the lantern inscribed with “Let’s watch the East Sea moon together.”
Her mermaid pearl is on the verge of shattering, and the depths threaten to claim her.
But he returns, following the trail of the red cord tied around his wrist. At the bottom of the abyss, he takes her hand. “Jiaojiao, tell me how to save you.”
Years later, Li Xiangyi, now the greatest sword god under heaven, writes his marriage contract. The first page bears his sect’s approval, the second is witnessed by the martial world, and on the third is a line he wrote as a boy but never sent:
“Must we wait until the three months are over? How about watching the East Sea moon together?”
(Mermaid princess × young sword god, mutual salvation, happy ending. The story begins just after Li Xiangyi leaves the mountain, when he is fifteen. Not friendly to Shan Gudao.)
It's beautiful and beautiful. I really like the heroine's character. But I got stuck in the middle of the update. It's a bit uncomfortable. 😘 😘 😘 😘 😘 😘 Don't stop updating. It's really beautiful.
This is a novel that I added to my bookshelf after reading it. Xiaoyu and Jiaojiao had misunderstandings because of their different personalities and circumstances, but they still care about each other; I hope they will be happy forever. But I also want to see Xiaoyu Jiaojiao establish the Sigumen without Buddha, Baishi, Xiao Tie and Qiao Wansheng, and how Feng Qing knows that Xiaoyu is his master, and whether the master and master will like the heroine after learning that his eldest apprentice is actually a villain, and participate in the wedding of Jiaojiao and Xiaoyu, and whether Xiaoyu can advance the world like other fanfictions, and Xiaoyu is worried that there will be no rivals in the future, and he and Di Feisheng will become frenemies and friends.
The author's "Li Xiangyi" written in big letters is really good. He describes how high-spirited a fifteen-year-old boy is. I really miss this "young man with bright clothes and angry horses", but I can never go back.
It's quite nice. I hope it will be updated soon 🤭🤭
Beautiful, well written
Beautiful!! Big cheers for the author! ε٩(๑> ₃ <)۶з