My Master Sent Me Down the Mountain to Repay a Debt, So I Repaid It by Getting Married at First Sight

After being betrayed in four ways at once, Chen Xuan is pushed to the brink: the Empress digs up his treasures, an imperial heir steals his meridians, his family cuts ties with him, and his fiancee divorces him. Cornered, he enters the Nine Emperors Tower and inherits the legacy of the Nine Emperors. After leaving the tower, he obeys his master's final wish and goes down the mountain to repay a debt of gratitude. Following half a jade pendant, he finds Su Wan and mistakes his enemy's daughter for his benefactor, marrying her in a flash. Su Wan is Jiang City's notorious bad girl: she burned down the ancestral hall, angered her grandfather to death, and is tens of millions in debt. In truth, she has spent three years pretending to be insane while gathering evidence that her biological father murdered her mother, and she is the last living heir of a family of medicinal-bloodline bearers. Chen Xuan moves into the Su household as Su Wan's bodyguard and fiance. A nighttime search of the ancestral hall turns up Soul-Suppressing Nails and reveals that an accomplice was involved in his master's "sudden death." The two go from an alliance of convenience to falling in love after marriage, taking on the Metaphysics Association, the Nine Nether Sect, and his senior uncle Gu Yannian along the way. When Su Wan's medicinal bloodline is exposed and the truth about his master's faked death comes to light, Chen Xuan finally realizes he repaid the wrong person but married the right one. The Empress, the imperial heir, his family, and his ex-fiancee all come back, but he has only one thing to say: "I never go back to an old flame." In the end, he reopens the Qing Nang Sect and gives Su Wan the real wedding she deserves.

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