[Little Taoist vs. the “Ice-Cold” CEO]
[The romance between the leads is fairly understated, a slow-burn love story. If you prefer passionate, whirlwind romances, feel free to check out something else.]
(Two male leads + sweet romance + both pure and devoted!! No secondary couples!!!)
(The metaphysical elements in this book are entirely made up by the author, so please don't get too hung up on them.)
Not long ago, a photo of the CEO of the Xie Group was leaked.
In the photo, Xie Wang, CEO of the Xie Group, wore a custom black suit and polished leather shoes, yet was sitting in a tricycle.
Someone beside him was mostly obscured by Xie Wang, making it impossible to see who it was.
The photo set the internet ablaze. Resourceful netizens followed the clues and discovered that the person was a young Taoist priest named Ling Wu.
In an instant, online attention shifted to Ling Wu.
“What kind of Taoist is he? He's just a fraud.”
“Exactly. Who knows what tricks he used to sweet-talk his way into the Xie residence at such a young age?”
“Just wait. He'll get kicked out sooner or later!”
But before long, all those people had to eat their words.
Powerful figures from every industry flocked to the Xie residence, hoping Ling Wu would read their fortunes.
Ling Wu had studied Taoist arts since childhood. With a flick of his fingers, he could divine fate; with a lift of his hand, he could discern fortune and misfortune. He had spent half his life seeing through the countless karmic ties of the world, and his readings had never once been wrong.
He had descended from the mountain to resolve his own tribulation. Night after night, he studied the hexagrams, exhausting himself as he tried to defy fate and find a way out of his inescapable doom.
Only when everything had settled did he suddenly understand.
From the moment he first laid eyes on Xie Wang after descending the mountain, the tribulation that belonged to the two of them had already begun from the start.
It's quite good-looking, mainly because the protagonist and other characters are well portrayed. However, some of the settings are not reasonable in my opinion, but they are acceptable. Also, the updates are a bit sparse and unstable. The author is still a student, and learning comes first. Come on.