Shennong Cauldron from the Start: My Wife Is an Ancient Great Demon

[Urban Cultivation + Multiple Heroines + Showing Off and Face-Slapping + Taking His Fox Demon Wife on an Urban Adventure]

In the End of Dharma Age, spiritual qi has run dry. To stay alive, Su Shu, the ancestor of the nine-tailed foxes, finds a man who has fallen nearly to his death at the bottom of a cliff.

She plans to absorb some of his yang energy to heal herself, then toss him aside.

But when she takes a closer look, she discovers that the man has a pure-yang sacred physique, a walking spring of spiritual qi.

Su Shu changes her mind on the spot: She's not throwing him away. She's marrying him!

So on the day Ye Chen's engagement is called off, he gets a peerless beauty for a wife without paying a cent in bride price. She doesn't mind that he's poor, but she's clingy, calling him "hubby" eight hundred times a day.

What he doesn't know is that his wife is a demon, a nine-tailed fox who has lived for three thousand years.

Before long, the great demons come down the mountain with their whole families to claim kinship. The "Ginseng Grandpa," whose beard drags along the ground, pulls out a centuries-old ginseng king as a gift the moment they meet, while his "poor relatives" casually give him presents worth over a billion.

Ye Chen is over the moon: These aren't relatives, they're walking ATMs. I have to take good care of them!

By day, the great demons work in the fields, turning the herbs he planted into premium products that every pharmaceutical company in City A fights to buy.

At night, Su Shu is still preoccupied with one important matter: how to get her wooden-headed husband to willingly let her absorb a little more of his yang energy.

Until one day, Ye Chen uncovers the secrets behind her three-thousand-year-old injuries and her entire family.

Su Shu smiles, seductive yet cold. "So you know I'm a demon now? It's not too late to run."