Pay Upfront to Buy a Life

[Slight ensemble cast + senior and junior fellow disciples + golden finger + genius + lighthearted power fantasy + happy ending + past and present lives]

Bai Buzhi, a girl from the common streets, is drawn into the path of immortality by the richest young master in the cultivation world and makes a stunning comeback.

She masters the art of drawing in qi in a day, picks up spells with ease, stumbles upon ancient opportunities in secret realms, and can reproduce a formation after one glance.

Just kidding, she's not that strong (modestly speaking).

The pampered, refined young master of the Jiang family will shield her with talismans while shouting, “Run!”

That's touching, but you're about to blow me up!

The smiling senior brother looks gentle and harmless, but he's a scheming powerhouse at the very top. He always smiles as he cleans up her messes.

But seriously, you're kind of creepy. You're a good person, right? (Checking.)

The shy and timid young lady of the Gu family plays the konghou beautifully and can both heal and fight.

I really thought you needed protecting! (Relieved.)

A master of both alchemy and medicine, he's a refined, charming, gentle, and easygoing young gentleman, and the most handsome medical cultivator around.

How are you cultivating three things at once? (Indignant.)

And then there's the junior martial uncle, a demon lord of peerless talent and transcendent seniority.

Bai Buzhi can't understand why he always picks fights with her. The two go from clashing at every turn to standing shoulder to shoulder against the world.

Bai Buzhi: “Are you here alone, young master? You're quite handsome, almost like an immortal fairy descended from the heavens.”

Junior Martial Uncle: “? Are you asking to die?”

Bai Buzhi: ^ 3 ^

You're exactly my type!

Come here, darling, give me a kiss!

Content notes:

*There is a male lead and a couple*Golden finger*Fast pacing*The romance between the leads develops slowly*

"The male lead is stronger early on, while the female lead becomes stronger later"

“Whom were you born for? Whom would you die for? For whom would you spend your whole life?”