A Pure Soul Untouched by Dust

People may not be stained by the dust of the world, but the dust of the world will stain them.

So many things happen in the martial world. Once you're in the thick of it, who can escape unscathed?

Once you enter the martial world... there's no end to it!

Xin Nu is always right.

Whatever Xin Nu wants to do, I will support him with all my strength.

Xin Nu will be mine.

The protagonist sets out to find (and worship) Xin Nu, but ends up transmigrating into the Creation Arc, where life is hopeless. That's right, Xin Nu is already dead by then.

A story about taking on (causing) jobs (trouble), obtaining Xin Nu's soul (which is somewhat incomplete), then working hard to nurture it.

Perhaps this is the story of a protagonist who, even after ending up in the wrong show, stays firmly committed to the Baoyu Xin Nu route?

The protagonist is the sort of person who says, "I understand all the logic, but I still like Xin Nu, like, like, like Xin Nu~"

A golden finger, absolutely. I'm his real mom, I swear.

There may be a little angst, or maybe none at all. Either way, a little angst is good for the soul. Trust me, I'm his real mom.

I'll do my best to keep everyone in character.

The protagonist comes with an original-game martial arts System and an Onmyoji System. The former is mainly a golden finger for martial arts, while the latter offers a few special cheats and reflects the author's personal interests, hahaha.

The pairing is Baoyu Xin Nu, with the protagonist as the top.

The protagonist is usually rather gentle (shrug, I don't know if he's faking it), but, like Baoyu, he's fiercely possessive of the people he has set his heart on.

The protagonist's morals may not always be upright, but they're not too twisted either. If that's not your thing, don't read.

The more I read of love, the more absurd it seems: half madness, half a painted face.

I regret nothing, though the red dust has led me astray. Close the book, then return, still daring to call myself mad.

Protagonist: San Geng Kou Shu, Ji Qingchen