Ten years ago, Dan Xingzi, whose talent was mediocre, spiritual roots ordinary, and looks unremarkable, resolutely rejected a marriage proposal from the son of a prominent cultivation family and embarked on a perilous path to immortality. Ten years later, she was an Earth Immortal, just one heavenly tribulation away from ascending.
Young Master: "Xingzi, you're the moonlight and cinnabar mole in my heart. That plain-looking, narrow-minded, stupid, jealous mortal woman kept pestering me, so I had no choice but to marry her. I don't have any feelings for her at all!"
The Earth Immortal's eyes glistened with tears, as if she were moved. Her vermilion lips parted: "You..."
"You scumbag, die!"
The wind rose, rain fell, and lightning flashed. A bolt struck the noble young master, reducing him to ashes.
When his plain, ugly wife rushed over and embraced her, Dan Xingzi's unshakable immortal heart trembled violently.
Wait, this beautiful woman before her, with her coy expression, slender waist, and long legs...
On their wedding night, the Earth Immortal lifted the bride's red veil. A pair of delicate hands seized her weak point, aimed straight at her throat.
The bride, wreathed in demonic energy, threatened her: "Hand over the manual, or I'll cripple your cultivation and rip out your immortal bones."
The Demon Venerable, trapped in a desperate situation, spat out a mouthful of blood and said resentfully, "I hate this unjust Heavenly Dao."
The Earth Immortal: "Didn't you know the Heavenly Dao doesn't kill the young, the old, or the pregnant?"
The Demon Venerable: "You're making fun of me."
The Earth Immortal leaned close to her ear and murmured suggestively, "No, I can help you. You covet my manual, and I covet your furnace physique. Why don't we work together?"
If I hadn't thrown away my chance at immortality, how could I have spent a lifetime with you?
If I hadn't sealed away my demonic energy, how could we have found this love?
Layer upon layer of schemes, twist after twist, and a sweet romance.
Theme: Schemes don't win people's hearts. Sincerity does.