Ling Wanxiang transmigrates into a book, opening her eyes to a scene of utter chaos and melodrama.
Her bestie is sobbing even as she plots how to stab her in the back.
The assassin organization sends her a threatening letter: finish the mission or they’ll kill her.
Ling Wanxiang looks at the huge blade her opponent has already swung toward her and suddenly freezes. She seems to have no idea how to channel the spiritual energy of this world!
To survive in the cultivation world, Ling Wanxiang stays up all night drawing up a “survival plan.”
There’s no way she’ll pledge loyalty to the assassin organization.
She’ll stay as far away as possible from her hypocritical, tea-sipping bestie.
As for the male lead, she’ll have to get close to him.
Not for romance, but because the male lead has a divine pill called the Elixir of Freedom, which can cure all poisons.
It’s the key to escaping the assassin organization’s control.
How does Ling Wanxiang get close to the male lead?
In a single day, she calls Jun Yue an old geezer right to his face, cuts off his hair and hangs it from the rafters, then goes further and writes the words “old geezer” on his face.
It’s all because she discovers that Jun Yue, the Immortal Venerable who possesses peerless beauty in the book, is actually an old man with a head full of silver hair.
The next day, Jun Yue emerges from seclusion.
Holding the hair she cut off, he shuts Ling Wanxiang away and “discusses” her crimes from the day before with her, one by one.
Ling Wanxiang sees the old man, who had looked so ethereal yesterday, transformed into a handsome immortal as beautiful as jade, and drops to her knees with a thump.
“Immortal Venerable, I was wrong. I’m willing to become your disciple and spend the rest of my life making amends.”
Later, the Immortal Venerable Ling Wanxiang slandered as an old geezer exhausts his spiritual energy saving her, and his face ages overnight.
Only then does Ling Wanxiang learn that the Immortal Venerable, who constantly claims to despise her, had arranged eight hundred secret identities around her just to keep her safe.
Ling Wanxiang cups Jun Yue’s face and sobs uncontrollably.
The annoying Immortal Venerable instead smiles easily. “You’ve always called me an old man. Why are you shedding little pearls now?”
[Reader’s Guide]
A silly, sweet comedy about two quarrelsome rivals, full of absurd humor.
The heroine has a slightly tsundere modern mindset and puts on airs. She’s smart, tough-talking but soft-hearted, and doesn’t realize she’s fallen for the hero.
The hero is a cold Immortal Venerable on the surface, but a scheming, childish brat inside. His mouth says one thing while his actions say another. He has many secret identities and spoils the heroine from beginning to end.
Happy ending
Theme: Meeting each other was their destiny
