The Snake Woman Wants Me to Sacrifice Myself to Save Her

#Both are reborn; Jiang's memories return later# #Help, my snake disciple from my past life followed me here and wants me to be her cultivation partner# #She says she's gone bad and wants me to sacrifice myself to keep her company and guide her back to goodness# #Help, I don't even know her# Jiang Luyun had only recently come of age. She couldn't sit still, so she went traveling, only to get tangled up with a giant snake. The snake spouted nonsense, insisting Jiang Luyun had once been faithless to her. Now she demanded that Jiang Luyun take responsibility, sacrifice herself to keep her company, and guide her back to goodness. Jiang Luyun: Fellow cultivator, please don't refuse medical treatment. The snake woman looked fierce, her eyes full of deep resentment. Jiang Luyun's gaze shifted subtly downward, and her fingertips began to itch. She couldn't resist secretly reaching out to stroke the giant snake's tail, which had somehow curled around her calf, its tip perked up. It was surprisingly soft. Every hard scale was tucked away so neatly that not one had hurt her. Jiang Luyun fell silent. Jiang Luyun pondered. Jiang Luyun suddenly understood: Wasn't this just sacrificing herself to save a snake and guiding it toward goodness? She announced that from now on, these would be her specialties! She was already an adult. It was only right that she should have a cultivation partner. And that faithless lover? What faithless lover? She was clearly a peerless good person from the cultivation world, sent to bring Jiang Luyun a heaven-given match. #A lighthearted story that doesn't require much brainpower #No cheating or infidelity #My own take on cultivation, not historically styled. The author has final say on everything about the cultivation world #I recommend reading and buying one chapter at a time. If you don't like it, please click the X or the “…” in the top right and block the author. Don't make each other miserable. Let's part on good terms #Jiang Luyun is the top, 5.5; the little snake is the bottom, 4.5 #Snakes don't have tear ducts, so they can't cry. The little snake cries in this story because it's my personal take, and the little snake can cultivate, after all Theme: Though a thousand sails pass by, keep your innocent heart