Many years ago, Guanyin and Cihang Daoist left behind an incomplete form to save all living beings.
In the depths of winter, a little beggar froze to death outside the gates of a wealthy family.
From then on, the world had a madcap little nun. Wherever she went, whether gods and ghosts were in power or demons ran wild, everything could be brought under control, and she always turned misfortune into good fortune.
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The realm is at peace, yet demons and monsters roam freely.
The madcap little nun at the temple, who is lazy, greedy, gluttonous, and sly in every way, has become the most sought-after demon hunter in Jinling.
They say that when Granny Immortal yawns, even a thousand-year-old demon's legs start shaking.
Everyone fears and respects her, except for the young commander of the Judicial Office.
When Ling Ni speaks, he pretends not to hear. When she takes a step forward, he retreats three paces.
How could anyone trust someone so dashing with the important task of hunting demons?
I won't bother anyone who doesn't bother me. Ling Ni only wants to make enough to get by, so she naturally doesn't care what this lofty Judicial Office official thinks of her. In fact, seeing him vexed and annoyed even makes her secretly pleased.
The journey to hunt demons is full of hardships and dangers, but none compare to... the exes who keep showing up one after another.
A flashy fox spirit: "Honestly, I still like you."
Ling Ni: "You foxes really can't change your spots, can you? Keep away from me. Your stench is making me sick."
The well-built city lord: "You say you don't know me now, but what about when you told me you were cold and coaxed me into bed so you could keep warm?"
Ling Ni: "Let me feel around and see if I remember."
The sickly, lovesick disciple she killed while proving her Dao: "Master, you're finally here. This time, you won't escape my grasp."
Ling Ni: "You're so kind, my dear disciple. You don't need to keep your master for dinner, okay?"
The commander is upright, incorruptible, and clear-minded, and has solved one strange case after another. But even he can't settle other people's family affairs.
Just as Ling Ni thinks he must dislike her even more now, he falls silent in a way she never expected. "Maybe I showed up too late."
"No, you didn't come too late. You came at just the right time."
Ling Ni smiles.
"With a virtuous husband like you, my lord, I'd be happy even if your two deputy officers had to keep mistresses, as long as they let me eat and drink well every day!"
Theme: See all living beings.
