On a winter night ten years ago, Su Weisheng happened upon a little beggar. Taking pity on the child, he gave them a padded coat and a bowl of hot porridge.
In early summer ten years later, Bai Cui, master of the Immortal-Suppressing Pavilion, slaughtered more than a hundred members of the Bai family.
To Su Weisheng, Bai Cui was an evil fiend who deserved to die. To Bai Cui, Su Weisheng was the precious moon in his heart.
Su Weisheng's spiritual arts were exquisite, earning him the title "Sword Immortal of Medicine." Bai Cui devoted himself to swordsmanship and had never met his match, despite killing his way across the land.
Whenever the two met, they fought, and every time they ended in a draw, even though Bai Cui was clearly far more powerful than Su Weisheng.
Then one day, Su Weisheng was gravely wounded and fell unconscious. Bai Cui brought him back to the Immortal-Suppressing Pavilion, and only then did Su Weisheng learn what Bai Cui had in mind.
Su Weisheng: "If I'd known this would happen, I should have let you starve and freeze to death back then!"
Bai Cui: "You gave me food back then out of the goodness of your heart. Now I'll use my own ability to snatch you up as my wife. What goes around comes around. That's only right."
A friendly reminder:
1. This is a bottom-centric story, with an older top and younger bottom, one-on-one, and a happy ending. CP: Bai Cui x Su Weisheng.
2. A power couple who can do anything under heaven or on earth, and have done every manner of wicked deed (he doesn't need me to hype him up; someone else will do it), the "scum" top, paired with a beautiful spiritual healer bottom who practices medicine, saves lives, and is full of righteousness. The two are sworn enemies, and their bickering turns into true love.
3. Setting: cultivation. There are original additions to the setting. For example, spiritual healers are born with healing abilities and are suited to saving lives.
4. Sina Weibo: @Jinjiang An Yi Yingzi
5. Chapters are currently drafted. The posting date has not yet been decided.
Theme: Never judge someone by what other people say about them.