The Venerable of the Cangfeng Tower holds the power to govern the world. They command both humans and demons, wield an iron fist, and inspire dread in every race.
But there's also a rumor that, despite the Venerable's cold nature, their beauty is truly peerless, enough to leave anyone who sees them haunted by the sight for the rest of their life.
Unfortunately, the Venerable has long remained secluded in Cangfeng Tower. Almost no one has seen their face, so the rumor cannot be verified.
Then one day, the Venerable suddenly announced to the world that they had taken in a disciple: an abandoned demon child.
After the Venerable brought Wuyou home, she grew up in a daze, with a vague sense that something was off.
First, the Heavenly Emperor held her hand and wouldn't let go, asking if she still remembered the jade pendant that had hung from her egg.
The God Venerable of the Ninth Heaven visited her every day, bringing treasures and new clothes, all so she would call him Daddy.
Even the Demon Venerable came by late at night to secretly stuff her hands with heaps of spirit stones.
Wuyou clutched the spirit stones, her arms and neck covered in all kinds of magical treasures, and didn't know what to do.
Why does the entire demon race seem to think I'm their baby?
The Heavenly Dao is strict: the more powerful a race is, the harder it is for them to reproduce. The entire demon race has gone five thousand years without a single new child.
Just as the demons were so desperate that they were ready to snatch human children to raise, the Sword Venerable at the distant Cangfeng Tower declared that they had found an abandoned child.
How could a helpless, pitiful demon child possibly go practice at a harsh place like the Sword Pavilion?
The demons came in droves at the news, nearly trampling the Sword Pavilion's doorstep flat.
Such a cute, clever, soft little darling has to be my baby.
But after they painstakingly gathered evidence to prove to the Sword Venerable that Wuyou belonged to their clan, they discovered something.
The old Sword Venerable actually refused to give her back!
Reader's Guide:
1. The heroine isn't stupid. She just has no inherited knowledge and learns more slowly, while her scummy master demands too much of her.
2. The male lead is probably tens of thousands of years old. He seems cold on the outside, but is an extremely doting dad at heart, a stern iron-blooded mommy (not really)~
2. The heroine is, and always will be, the most respected and beloved person in all the heavens. Everyone basically dotes on her without question, and that will never change from beginning to end.
3. The story contains some depictions of class differences. They reflect the worldview of the cultivation world at the time, not the author's worldview. Please don't read if that bothers you.
Theme: World peace