The Beautiful Master Refuses to Be Summoned

Bai Yue is the only white peacock in all of creation to inherit the Heavenly Dao. Of course, apart from heaven and earth, he is the only one who knows this. There's no way he's going into seclusion. He'll never go into seclusion in this lifetime. After all, even working himself to the bone might not help him ascend. He'd rather save his time and admire his peerless beauty. Look at that red beak and dark eyes, look at those gorgeous tail feathers. Tsk, tsk, tsk. He's almost in love with himself! Sheng Heyun is Moon-Worshipping Immortal Lord's only disciple. While everyone around him looks on with envy and jealousy, he can only feel aggrieved. Ever since his master discovered that he was exceptionally gifted and could teach himself, he simply left him to his own devices and announced that he was going into seclusion for a hundred years. Fine, go into seclusion, but at least take on another disciple or two! Living alone on an entire mountain peak is honestly a little scary. He could even take in a spirit pet to keep him company. Sheng Heyun spotted the lively-looking white peacock by the lake, preening with its tail fanned out, and silently took out the only thing his irresponsible master had left behind before entering seclusion: a contract spell said to have a one-hundred-percent success rate... #Bonus Scene# Bai Yue: Do you actually die if you don't summon your spirit pet in a fight? Sheng Heyun: But if I summon you, Master, I definitely won't die! "A Guide to Cultivation (?)" 1. My take on cultivation: Qi Refining, Foundation Establishment, Golden Core, Nascent Soul, Spirit Severing, Spirit Transformation, Integration, Great Ascension, Tribulation Transcendence and Ascension. 2. Older master and younger disciple, one-on-one, happy ending. 3. [Aloof beauty on the surface, narcissistic devil underneath, beautiful master as the gong] x [Genuinely timid and cowardly, but also genuinely powerful, crybaby disciple as the shou] 4. There might possibly be an egg-laying plot. Theme: A master shows you the door, but your cultivation is up to you!