Is It Hard to Win Over an Emotionless Senior Brother?

*Note: The later part of the story didn't turn out well. It was cut short and brought to an end, so buy with caution. Sharp-tongued, soft-hearted flirtatious bottom × aloof, doting top - Song Xiting had been dead for three hundred years. He never expected to return to life one day, only for the Heavenly Dao to order him to win over the reincarnation of the Martial God, help him endure his tribulation of love, and prove his Dao so he could ascend. He'd thought it was a sweet deal sent straight from heaven. But due to an error in the Book of Destiny, his target had been reborn as the foremost sword cultivator of the heartless Dao, and the leader of the righteous path. He was cold and unfeeling, an aloof flower among the cultivators of the Nine Provinces. Luckily, Song Xiting had no shame, and came up with new ways to seduce him every day. In private, he pretended to be a lovesick junior disciple who'd been pining for the man for years without success. "Of all things in this world, love is the hardest to resist." In public, he spread rumors throughout the Three Realms and Six Paths. "You know Chen Zhengdu, the number one sword cultivator in the Nine Provinces? He's my old flame." With everyone's strange stares on him, Chen Zhengdu appeared behind Song Xiting, expressionless. Song Xiting, caught spreading rumors to his face: "..." Later, he "forced" Chen Zhengdu to cultivate duality with him and was driven out of the sect, left to wander the world. He'd assumed that after several years, Chen Zhengdu would have successfully weathered his tribulation and ascended to the thirty-sixth heaven to become an immortal. But one day, Song Xiting unexpectedly learned from someone else that the once brilliant, peerless sword cultivator of the Nine Provinces had refused the path to immortality and fallen into the demonic path to save the one he loved. *The cover uses a template and does not depict the characters in this story. *The values in this story do not represent the author's own. Don't overanalyze the logic. Theme: Learn to love others, and learn to love yourself.