Everyone knows that Su Wuqing is the greatest cultivator in the immortal path today. His strength is beyond anyone's reach, and he is as handsome as a jade tree, with an extraordinary immortal bearing.
He has only one flaw: he became cultivation partners with a mortal from the Chaos Realm.
Nan Que transmigrated into a book as that very flaw.
--The neglected wife who spent three years married to Su Wuqing, and three years as a lonely wife.
Su Wuqing is a revered character in the book, devoted heart and soul to cultivation, with only the common people in his heart.
His neglected wife is merely a prop the author uses to prove his steadfast Daoist heart. He barely brushes her clothes, without leaving so much as a speck of dust behind.
Nan Que: "..."
It would be absurd not to get divorced.
According to the usual transmigrator's script, he should do everything he can to tempt this steadfast paragon of the immortal path, then casually ask for a divorce once his heart begins to stir, and leave without looking back.
It might even turn into one of those trendy "chasing your wife to the crematorium" stories.
But Nan Que doesn't do that. He keeps the title of neglected wife, stays quiet and low-key, and honestly hopes Su Wuqing will die... ahem, fake his death.
*
To eliminate the demonic path and defend the righteous, Su Wuqing and the sect leader plan a fake death to wipe out the demonic cultivators.
Just as the plan is underway, a voice suddenly calls out from the crowd:
"When is he going to die?"
Su Wuqing casts a cool glance over: The demonic cultivators dare to openly wish for his death.
Someone nearby reminds him: "That seems to be your cultivation partner."
"..."
Every so often, Su Wuqing hears the thoughts of his seemingly honest and proper, but in fact lively, restless, unconventional cultivation partner.
"He still isn't dead? That can't be right!"
"...He's still alive?" A regretful sigh. "It's no good being so powerful."
"Once he dies, should I go find that scholar I met before, or that strong, strapping woodcutter who cultivates the sword?"
"..."
Su Wuqing suddenly opens his eyes, his face turning green as he wipes away the blood.
Later, even his usually composed senior brother, the sect leader, hurries over to ask as soon as they meet, "When are you planning to die?"
"..."
Suddenly, he doesn't want to die anymore.
Reader's notes:
1. Also known as The Pure-Hearted Immortal's True-Feeling Fall. The top is a stone that eventually blooms, and he's not a scumbag.
2. The stages of cultivation follow the story's needs: Entering the Dao, Beginner Daoist, Entering the Spirit Platform, Treading the Ruins, Immortal Realm, Selfless Realm, No-Self Realm, and Ascending through Enlightenment.
3. The general tone is a "chasing your wife to the crematorium" story.
4. I'll add more if I think of anything.
A top who needs to fake his death for the common people, but gets so mad at his wife he no longer wants to die x a bottom who hopes his cultivation partner dies soon so he can find a second spring (not that kind)! That's right, a bottom.
Coming soon
Synopsis posted on 2022.10.10, screenshot saved.
Theme: Be brave in pursuing happiness.
The ending is too hasty, as if a hundred chapters were written into two chapters. It feels like I just read an outline. Many things are mentioned in one stroke, and many things are not explained clearly.
The ending really made me laugh
Are you the author, Qiugao? This ending made me so angry??
How is Nanguo? Can you go home? I want to know how Shou's mother is doing. I feel that his mother loves him very much.
Okay, okay, madam, you know how to leave blank spaces.
! ? It's not good to end it simply like this [crying] [crying] [crying]
You do this, I do this, this, I do, this, you say, I, this, I do this?
The ending is too hasty, as if a hundred chapters were written into two chapters. It feels like I just read an outline. Many things are mentioned in one stroke, and many things are not explained clearly.
The ending really made me laugh
Are you the author, Qiugao? This ending made me so angry??
How is Nanguo? Can you go home? I want to know how Shou's mother is doing. I feel that his mother loves him very much.
Okay, okay, madam, you know how to leave blank spaces.
! ? It's not good to end it simply like this [crying] [crying] [crying]
You do this, I do this, this, I do, this, you say, I, this, I do this?
Huh, now I know it's serious
You kid, wait for the crematorium
If you don't write it, please explain v.