Little Yin Gods of the Mortal World 2: Bridge Spirit

Three Lives Stone, Three Lives Stone, does this mean I really can't get married?

Only a solitary shadow in the light.

Lu Xiaoqi remembered the words that Bumi had mouthed to her. Her heart was heavy with joy: he had said, "You are this little monk's only indulgence."

So the little monk tolerated her voice disrupting his meditation day after day, gave her his time and company, and indulged all her whims.

See how the Ghost King's adopted daughter wins over the little monk's heart.

Reading guide: A little ghost with terrible luck in love x a young monk with a calm heart from the Buddhist faith

A look back at the prequel: The Little Yin Deity of the Mortal World

Blurb: A newly promoted little yin deity believes a ghost's words and decides to send a gift to his superior. By sheer chance, he delivers it to Meng Po, a big shot in the underworld. The little yin deity opens and closes his mouth: "Lady Meng Po, that's..." meant for Judge Cui.

Meng Po's old, wrinkled face was like the trunk of an ancient tree. "Very good. You have a lot of heart."

Having imagined far too much, Meng Po was very pleased. From then on, a neighbor as beautiful as a celestial maiden moved in next door to the little yin deity, claiming to be his wife.

The little yin deity was at a loss. His friends all came to congratulate him and surrounded him. His shy little wife said, "Let go of my husband. I'll handle this."

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Reading guide: 1v1, a shy, beautiful, and formidable shou x a gong who's muddled his way into finding a wife

Theme: A love that persists without regret