The Celestial Master Descends the Mountain

(Friendly reminder: Don't scan the QR code on the cover!)

Zhang Linyu is the only personal disciple of the master of Jigu Monastery and the foremost Celestial Master of his generation. Having spent years in the mountains without ever entering the secular world, he has an exceptionally innocent nature.

One day, while tending the graves as usual, he found an extra grave with no owner. It had no name, birth or death dates, or epitaph. The only thing carved on it was a huge QR code.

Curiosity got the better of him. He took out his phone and scanned it. A beep sounded, and two lines appeared on the screen.

"Why are you scanning?"

"Scan again, and I'll come find you tonight!"

Professional Celestial Master Zhang Linyu: "..."

What a lovely offer! Naturally, he happily took out his phone and scanned it again!

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That night, Zhang Linyu never met the owner of the grave. But from then on, he began entering a world of ghosts and monsters, and at the dead of night he would always see the same figure.

A looping bus numbered 520, a mysterious village built into the mountainside... No matter when or where, a man in dark robes with long, cascading black hair would stand beside him, drape an arm over his shoulder, and call him "husband" in a honeyed voice, his eyes full of allure. Then he would cling to him in all sorts of situations.

It didn't take long for the shy but stubborn little Celestial Master to decide this man must be his wife. After all, a responsible man who lived by principles like him couldn't possibly do all that before getting married... all that...

Anyway, he decided to go down the mountain and find his wife! He'd earn money to support him, too!

Innocent, forthright, ambitious Celestial Master top X flirtatious, gloomy, obsessive, unhinged bottom. One-on-one, happy ending, both sexually inexperienced.

Reader's Guide

1. The romance runs throughout the story. At heart, it's an over-the-top monster-bashing romp featuring absurdly powerful magic. It's messy and long.

2. One is so righteous it seems wicked, and the other so wicked he seems righteous. The official pairing is not to be split up or reversed. They are a perfect match, the best match, the ultimate match.

3. Respectfully declining all ship-control fans, including extreme and mild ones. This fictional book is unsuitable for any kind of scrutiny.

Theme: Spring belongs to the green; the moon shines on snowy nights.