My Senior Brother Cultivates the Path of Emotionlessness

Little Taoist Chu Hua makes a deal with the Black and White Impermanence. He'll capture ghosts for the underworld in exchange for information, all to find someone whose face he can barely remember.

One day, while out hunting ghosts, Chu Hua finds a coffin blocking his way. He opens it and discovers a corpse lying inside, as ethereal as an immortal. Its spiritual power has preserved the body perfectly. Captivated by its beauty, Chu Hua uses his own blood as a medium and takes the immortal back as a puppet.

Thinking the immortal is unconscious, Chu Hua shamelessly flirts with him. To his surprise, the immortal wakes up and gazes at Chu Hua with his calm, pale eyes. Showing no sign of anger, he lets Chu Hua do whatever he wants.

On their wedding night, a client comes asking Chu Hua to help catch a ghost. Chu Hua opens the bedroom door and is about to leave when the immortal grabs him by the back of his collar.

"It's our wedding night. Where are you going?"

Chu Hua: "Aren't you cultivating the Heartless Way?!"

[Reading Guide]

1. Mutual pining, one-on-one romance.

2. An incredibly sweet story. If it's not sweet, you don't pay.

3. Serious, dignified immortal lord top × cheeky little Taoist bottom.

4. This is a work of fiction. Don't overanalyze the many liberties I've taken.

------Coming Soon------

"The Beautiful Master Is Pregnant" An ancient-style fantasy romance, launching in March.

Synopsis:

Rong Mushuang transmigrates into a master-disciple novel as the villainous master. The original master beat and berated his protagonist disciple, punishing him over the slightest thing. Everyone in the sect knew that Immortal Lord Mushuang couldn't stand his disciple.

So when the protagonist disciple is forced to become a Demon Lord, the first thing he does is wipe out the sect, imprison his master, and torture the original master to death.

After transmigrating, Rong Mushuang promptly decides to be good to the protagonist disciple before he turns evil. Be even better to him! Shower him with love! Then maybe the protagonist will spare him, seeing that he's turned over a new leaf.

But why, in the end, does the protagonist never turn evil, yet Rong Mushuang still becomes the villain?! And why is he still imprisoned by the protagonist, and still...?

Wait. Even if the plot hasn't changed, let the Heavenly Dao punish him, not Gu Chenli, who locks him to the bed, lays a hand on his belly, and smiles as he says:

"Master, is there a little Demon Lord in there?"

[↑ This is the upcoming novel. The synopsis for this story is at the top, so don't get them mixed up.]

Theme: Seeing is believing. Don't blindly take other people's words at face value.