Song Qinglan, the dandy brother of the first aristocratic family in the capital, walks birds, fights dogs, and teases women from good families every day. He is like a walking prodigal. However, no one knows that he is a time traveler, and no one knows that he has a golden finger called the "Martial Arts Fragment System" in his mind - as long as he collects nine ancient martial arts fragments, he can recast his position as the ancestor of martial arts. But the system has a fatal flaw: it must consume a certain amount of "emotional value" every three days to maintain operation. The emotional value comes from other people's real emotional fluctuations towards the protagonist - love, hate, joy, anger, sorrow and joy. In order to survive, Song Qinglan had to go out and commit suicide every day. Sometimes she would win the heart of her boudoir's daughter, but sometimes she would make her enemy furious, and she would turn herself into the biggest scumbag in the capital. Until that day, he met a mysterious woman with a cold temperament and strong martial arts in a brothel - Shen Qingdai, the saint of Jiuyou Pavilion. She fell in love with him at first sight, and it was the kind of true love that could be shared through life and death, and that could be learned from both heaven and earth. What's even more terrifying is that her emotional value output is a hundred times that of ordinary people, which is enough to keep the system running at full capacity for an entire year. However, the system prompt sounded coldly - warning: If the host rejects the person he truly loves, the surge in love value will directly blow up the system, and the host will be driven to pieces.
What's even weirder is that as the relationship between the two heats up, Song Qinglan discovers that every time he collects a martial arts fragment, he will unlock a past life memory, and in that memory, the face of the Saint of Jiuyou Pavilion is always there.
