Zhou Xiaoman wants only one thing in this life: to lie around.
Until she meets Ye Qingxuan.
Every day at dawn, he kicks her out of bed and forces her to practice swordsmanship, dragging her from the bed into the sunlight.
Only later does Zhou Xiaoman learn that the seemingly all-powerful genius is lonelier than anyone.
She spends a hundred years teaching one person how to slow down.
That person spends a hundred years watching every sunset with her.
They say a good-for-nothing can never measure up to a genius.
But on the day of his tribulation, beneath the heavenly lightning, Ye Qingxuan says:
“Wherever you are, I’ll be there.”
This is a story about “slowing down” and “being there for someone.”
And it’s also a story about “you’re the only thing in my life I don’t want to compete over.”
