Ji Ranyu, the century's greatest prodigy of a Celestial Master family, is struck by heavenly lightning and reduced to ashes on the day he is due to ascend.
When he opens his eyes again, the world has changed, and he has become a land-bound spirit attached to the wealthy CEO Gu Yuanhuan.
Ji Ranyu: So sad.
He has to stay within seven steps of Gu Yuanhuan. If Gu Yuanhuan lives, Ji Ranyu lives; if Gu Yuanhuan dies, Ji Ranyu dies!
To make matters worse, Gu Yuanhuan has an extremely Yin constitution, attracting ghosts, souls, and vengeful spirits. If they possess him, they'll destroy Ji Ranyu's foundation.
Ji Ranyu would do anything for Gu Yuanhuan.
But Gu Yuanhuan can't even see him!
Gu Yuanhuan has a vague sense that someone is protecting him from the shadows.
Missing files return to his desk.
A robber who breaks in accidentally locks himself in the storage room.
The strange incidents and unjust cases around him all eventually get resolved.
Even his steadily worsening health begins to improve.
Someone soothes him to sleep and drives away the ghosts and gloom. Gu Yuanhuan finds his heart stirring for the person hidden in the shadows.
Until one day, as he's sitting in his office, a beautiful young man suddenly falls into his arms, his eyes bright as stars.
"Gu Yuanhuan, how did you catch me?"
[Here's a recommendation for my upcoming story next door, After the Sickly Beauty Picks Up a Mad Dog:
The frail Qi Wen finds a filthy stray dog in a dark alley.
The stray dog has a tragic past and no one to look after him. He fights like a madman, yet carefully shields a flower in his hands.
Qi Wen can barely take care of himself, but still gets the idea of raising a stray dog.
He slowly turns the maddest stray into someone who almost seems human. The vicious dog obediently kneels and helps Qi Wen put on his shoes, holding his feet in his hands. When Qi Wen can't walk, he carefully carries him on his back.
Qi Wen turns the mad dog everyone avoids into the most loyal and devoted dog by his side.
The first time Guan Cheng sees Qi Wen, he's surrounded by a crowd. Looking disgusted, he presses a finger to his ear, making no effort to hide his rejection of the noisy people around him. His features, though, are as beautiful and delicate as a doll's.
Guan Cheng thinks he probably won't have anything to do with Young Master Qi in his whole life.
Then, during a downpour, he's beaten by a crowd and left lying in a pool of blood, and he sees the young master again.
Qi Wen stands with a shoe tip on the corner of a brick, looking down at him in disgust, but reaches out his hand.
Guan Cheng has always thought the sickly young master must have an ulterior motive.
But after being treated kindly for so long, Guan Cheng, who was once left to rot in the mud, starts to yearn for the moon.
In the stray dog's dreams, he wants the young master to let him kiss and hold him, and to have eyes only for him.
The mad dog will eventually bite his master, but his master lets him.]
Theme: Good is rewarded, and evil punished.
I didn't understand. Nothing about Ji Ming was explained. Why did he live for so long? Why did Ji Ran die? The dragon vein disappeared after he died. What did Ji Ming do and what happened? What did he do when he went abroad? It made me think that in the end I would give Ji Ming a good person award... It's all vague and vague. He always digs pits that look very profound. At the end, there is no clear explanation. I'm convinced.
Did I guess wrong? Isn't it because his avatar is enshrined by humans and his body is condensed out of faith, just like a god?
To be honest, I don't really like Shou's character. It's great.
I like warm daily life~
Hahahahahaha Is it so direct?
Shou's character is a bit like that of a virgin...
Knowing that there is something wrong with the dragon vein, why don't you go and have a look?
Does it mean you have to poop after eating something?
"It seems that the grammar is clingy" is a big bug for the author ~
increasingly
I feel like they have a bit of a Conan physique. Something will happen when they get there.
I didn't understand. Nothing about Ji Ming was explained. Why did he live for so long? Why did Ji Ran die? The dragon vein disappeared after he died. What did Ji Ming do and what happened? What did he do when he went abroad? It made me think that in the end I would give Ji Ming a good person award... It's all vague and vague. He always digs pits that look very profound. At the end, there is no clear explanation. I'm convinced.
Did I guess wrong? Isn't it because his avatar is enshrined by humans and his body is condensed out of faith, just like a god?
To be honest, I don't really like Shou's character. It's great.
I like warm daily life~
Hahahahahaha Is it so direct?
Shou's character is a bit like that of a virgin...
Knowing that there is something wrong with the dragon vein, why don't you go and have a look?
Does it mean you have to poop after eating something?
"It seems that the grammar is clingy" is a big bug for the author ~ increasingly
I feel like they have a bit of a Conan physique. Something will happen when they get there.