Amid the chaos of war in the immortal realm, Ji Lang fought a million enemy troops alone for three days and three nights. Surrounded and slain by immortals, demons, and monsters, his soul was utterly destroyed.
A hundred years after his death, he opened his eyes in a daze and crawled out of an empty coffin, face-to-face with his own tombstone. The inscription was blurred, but he could just make out the words: My beloved is buried here.
Ji Lang stared at it for a long while. Who wrote this?
He tried to calculate the truth and concluded that his mind was broken. He had only one of his three souls and seven spirits left. He wandered into the mortal world to ask around about himself.
Commoners scared children with stories: The god among men, Ji Lang, had three heads and six arms, a leopard's face and ringed eyes, and a terrifying appearance. He and his lovers ate naughty children!
Ji Lang looked at his reflection in the water and thought, Surely not. I'm pretty handsome.
A learned teacher at an academy offered an objective assessment: Ji Lang was upright and made the salvation of all living beings his responsibility. Surrounded by enemies, he opened a new path for humanity, earning the title of god among men. Alas, he was a womanizer who fell for handsome men and was slain by a group of former lovers. How tragic.
Ji Lang was half convinced. That sounds much better, but...
A storyteller, spittle flying, declared: When Ji Lang met the Monster King, he coveted his beauty and his eyes lit up at once. That very night, they shared a bed. The next day, he summoned the Demon Lord, and the three of them enjoyed themselves together. The Immortal Venerable, who was infatuated with him, was furious...
Ji Lang was so shocked that the melon seeds fell to the ground. Why does everyone say that about me!
He tossed and turned, unable to remember anything. So Ji Lang decided to leave the mortal world and find the person who had erected his tombstone.
Tips:
1v1, the pursuer is already decided, but for plot-related reasons, the pairing isn't revealed in the blurb;
serious xianxia, happy ending.
Theme: Love brings delusion, and from delusion comes my affliction.
