My name is Yun Wuyi. I thought that after I transmigrated into a book, I'd become a cool, domineering, invincible Dragon-Aotian protagonist. I almost believed it, until the genius in front of me suddenly appeared with an aura of protagonist so bright it nearly blinded me.
The situation was perfectly clear now. I'd transmigrated as the sidekick of the legendary Dragon-Aotian, said to be the strongest on earth and capable of slaying gods with a single sword.
As a hardcore fan of The Heavenly Realm, I knew the protagonist, Shi Yin, was basically a walking cheat. My top priority was to cling to his leg, follow him as he fought monsters and leveled up, occasionally take care of some cannon fodder, and introduce him to a few beauties. Then, when he attained the Dao and ascended, I could rise to heaven along with him, like the chicken and dog that benefit when someone ascends.
Given the original protagonist's habit of taking every woman he liked, gathering beauties should have been the easiest task... or so I thought!
Can someone tell me why there's a useless glutton hanging around Shi Yin, someone who can't lift a finger and does nothing but act cute and whine all day?!
I watched Shi Yin turn down one beautiful celestial maiden after another, some innocent, some alluring, without the slightest impatience. Thinking about how far the plot had strayed, I finally couldn't take it anymore and snapped at the culprit: "Stop clinging to Shi Yin all the time!"
The useless glutton blinked his big eyes, looking ready to cry. He promptly fell into Shi Yin's arms and pointed a tiny finger at me. "Boo-hoo, he yelled at me."
Seeing how affected he was, I sensed trouble. Sure enough, the next second, Shi Yin casually formed a spell and blasted me into the sky.
Heh. My name is Yun Wuyi. Everyone says Shi Yin is devoted to the Dao, cold and desireless. If I weren't his number-one lackey, I might almost believe it.
P.S. 1. The blurb is from the sidekick's perspective; the main story is from the top's perspective.
2. Modern fantasy cultivation.
Theme: Love can bridge the gap between two people.