The Outcast: The God of Ye Zong

Revised. Borderline romance warning. For mutual affection, go to Chapter 51.

I just want to give Wang Ye a beautiful and healthy ending.

Long story, long story. The romance won't progress quickly.

The heroine is a sentient spirit born from the thought of the Yang Zhu school. She has lived for an extremely long time, taken human form, and is worshipped as a deity by the Complete Nature sect.

This isn't a derivative in the strict sense. The plot follows the manga.

Plot-heavy story warning! The heroine isn't a minor character, so parts of the later story may be brain-burning.

Written entirely out of love. A sweet story with a plot, featuring many Chinese cold weapons.

"Wang Ye, you carry the whole world in your heart, but I have no saintly compassion. You are my entire world."

A little Taoist priest who strays into the mortal world x a mountain ghost who doesn't know how to be human

Wang Ye accidentally breaks a jade pendant and discovers that it's the home of a deity.

From then on, the deity clings to him.

The deity is wicked and must never be profaned.

Qing Ling never hoped to live a good life. She only wanted to live freely, but after being imprisoned by the Company for forty years, she met Wang Ye.

Wang Ye was a ray of light in the rotten, wasted world she'd lived in for those forty years.

"Wang Ye, there's still such a long road ahead. I can't bear it without you."

The heroine has yandere tendencies and is, in a way, a madwoman.

After existing in the world for long enough, an elder of the Complete Nature sect is forced to switch sides and join the Company. After retiring, she happens to run into hapless Wang Ye.

Immortality sounds pretty tempting, doesn't it?

Golden finger from the start, with both the affection meter and self-conquest maxed out.

Theme: A derivative of The Outcast