Yun Chuxiu, a max-level immortal cultivator, is transported into a modern dating reality show and bound to a “Fortune System.” She plans to meditate in peace and stay detached from worldly desires, but the System keeps assigning her baffling little tasks to earn good fortune.
“Task: Recite the Purity Mantra in the garden at five in the morning, and ignore any male contestants who pass by.”
So, one early morning, a top-tier star with severe insomnia and a violent temper sees a breathtakingly beautiful girl meditating with her eyes closed in the dawn light. She doesn’t even notice him, despite his fame.
She’s like a wooden doll with no worldly desires, carrying out every “micro-management” task the System gives her to the letter: if she’s supposed to offer someone water, she offers it; if she’s supposed to turn someone down, she does.
But the more precisely she sticks to her schedule and the more coolly she slips away, the more deeply the male contestants fall for her. At first, the male leads are just going through the motions. Before long, she is surrounded by their fiery devotion, and Yun Chuxiu’s long-deadened heart finally loses its rhythm.
