Bodhisattva, Please Take Responsibility

Low-key, survival-minded heroine VS a dangerously obsessive hero with many avatars

To repair the body badly injured in a car accident, Lai Wu embarks on her ninety-ninth and final transmigration.

The first pleasant surprise: she's been to this cultivation world before. Her secret identity was the Bodhisattva Mingguang, who faked her death to save the world.

The second: there are no mandatory missions.

The downside: her golden finger has been taken away, and all she can do is cling to her life.

Zhao Lingbi was born into low circumstances and despised by the world. Only the Bodhisattva Mingguang taught him and treated him as an equal, letting him experience light and warmth.

But the merciless Heavenly Dao and faithless Daoist sects not only took her life, they also tried to take her name.

He resolutely entered the demonic path and became the Demon Lord of World Annihilation, splitting off countless avatars to lie in wait across the Four Continents and Eight Seas.

After three hundred years of planning, he was finally ready to wipe out the Daoist sects and avenge her.

But one of his avatars, the Daoist Venerable Qin Ge, sent word: "I accidentally fell into a trap and became cultivation partners with the female cultivator Lai Wu to overcome a tribulation of love."

Zhao Lingbi wanted to strangle the useless avatar.

But later, he couldn't praise him enough for a job well done!

Lai Wu focuses on staying alive. Even after becoming the Daoist Venerable's cultivation partner, she keeps her identity secret and firmly avoids her old acquaintances from three hundred years ago.

Her body's recovery is steadily progressing, but Zhao Lingbi is actually trying to overthrow the Heavenly Dao under the pretext of avenging the Bodhisattva Mingguang?

With chaos about to erupt, nowhere will be safe to lie low.

Lai Wu, furious: Zhao Lingbi, how dare you ruin my plans?

Zhao Lingbi: I wouldn't dare.

Lai Wu: Move that world-destroying hand of yours!

Zhao Lingbi: Bodhisattva, I'm saving the world. If you don't believe me, keep me by your side as your servant, your attendant, your cat, or your dog. Even if I never have freedom for the rest of my life, I won't complain.

Lai Wu: Dream on.

Zhao Lingbi gently places a hand on her belly: Bodhisattva, please take responsibility.

Theme: Never give up