The Barefoot Little Saint Secretly Bound Himself to Me

Lin Yan was a minor noble in Qingyang City, sixteen years old, and in the late stage of Qi Refining.

His talent wasn’t extraordinary, but he had a good attitude. He could eat, sleep, and fight, and when he smiled, a pair of little tiger teeth showed. Wherever he went, he looked as cheerful as if he could use the sky falling down as a blanket.

One day, he went with his childhood friend to take his chances in the Luoxia Secret Realm. They found only a few spirit herbs, but did come across a boy.

The boy was twelve, barefoot, and dressed in a moon-white brocade robe. With soft, sweet features, he was crouching by a spirit spring, watching the fish. When asked his name, he said Su Qingci. When asked where his home was, he said he couldn’t remember. When asked why he was alone there, he blinked and said he was lost.

Lin Yan took pity on him and brought him along.

What he didn’t know was that this seemingly quiet and well-behaved boy was the only young holy son of the Sacred Temple: a Chaos Spirit Body at the peak of Foundation Establishment, with talent that surpassed the entire Qingyun Continent.

What he didn’t know was that the moment Su Qingci first saw him, he had decided he wanted to be with him. He wanted to hold Lin Yan’s hand, sleep beside him, and be the only person in his world.

So one night, while Lin Yan was meditating, Su Qingci secretly used the one-time binding technique that a holy son could perform only once in his life.

After they were bound, Lin Yan’s cultivation speed tripled, his affinity for spiritual energy maxed out, and he achieved enlightenment as casually as eating a meal. The only “side effect” was that Su Qingci became even clingier.

At first, Lin Yan put it down to the boy’s youthful dependence on him. It wasn’t until one day that he belatedly realized

This wasn’t some lost child. He was a young wolf cub who had made up his mind to spend the rest of his life with Lin Yan.

And it seemed Lin Yan had no intention of refusing, either.