Shocking! The Heavenly Dao's Abandoned Child Ran Off with Its Own Son!

A lovesick, overthinking puppy-dog demon emperor gong × a clever but emotionally clueless, curious catlike beauty sword cultivator shou

[Mutual devotion to no one else + equally powerful leads + a touch of ensemble cast + a touch of everyone’s favorite + multiple identities later on]

No one knows that the beauty sword cultivator, whose extreme aloofness, peerless looks, and terrifying cultivation talent have made countless cultivators willing to risk their lives to pursue him, is unmoved for one simple reason: his spiritual root is flawed, and he lacks the threads of love.

Without those threads, he remains forever rational and calm, while gradually taking on the same chill as his spiritual root. From then on, he is cold-hearted and indifferent, sparing a glance only for those who can benefit his path to the Great Dao.

Ling Yuan is the exception.

Faced with this fox demon, whose cultivation has reached the Great Ascension stage and who has the face of a wicked playboy but radiates the air of a resentful husband every day, Su Ling has no idea what to do.

The clueless cat’s emotional journey goes like this:

#The fox I picked up by the roadside turned into a person? (shocked)

#Well, a fox demon is fine too. I can raise him. (easygoing)

#It’s all right, fox ears are still just as fun to pinch. (after Ling Yuan impulsively does something stupid)

#Question: What do I do when my sweet little boy suddenly turns into a huge man? (silent)

#Mm... my lips hurt. (numb)

#? Why is he pouncing on me again? (panicked)

The demon realm is plagued by frequent internal strife, all because the demon emperor was ambushed and vanished without a trace. The entire realm is in turmoil.

When his frantic subordinates finally find the demon emperor, they can hardly believe their eyes:

Excuse me, this flirtatious fox is the demon emperor who kills without blinking?

[Neither lead is a wholly good person! The shou puts his path to the Great Dao first and values self-interest above all. The gong is decisive and ruthless. The story has a big imagination and includes divine elements. Both leads are reincarnations of deities.]