How to Avoid Three Thousand Years of Detours

Ming Chan spent her whole life doing good deeds and accumulating virtue. After her death, she was reincarnated as the daughter of an immortal.

Her mother said that her marriage selection was coming up, and she could be with whomever she liked.

Like a little mouse who'd fallen into a rice jar, Ming Chan was spoiled for choice. In the end, she took a shine to a taciturn, dark-skinned giant who often passed by her door.

The giant was quiet and reserved, and his clothes were shabby. But his impressive chest muscles looked ready to burst through his robe. It took only two encounters for Ming Chan's DNA to kick in. After all, a dark-skinned athlete was her eternal weakness!

Ming Chan guessed he was an immortal's attendant. On the day of the marriage selection, amid a dazzling array of outstanding disciples from the various immortal sects, she shyly brought out the fine magical hairpin she'd prepared as a token of love.

Without hesitation, she walked right up to the giant, lifted her foot, and planted it on his head.

The noisy scene fell utterly silent. Even her usually formidable mother twitched an eyelid.

From that day on, Ming Chan became famous throughout the cultivation world after one spectacular blunder.

Because the giant wasn't an attendant. He was the visiting Sect Master of the Penglai Sect.

More importantly, he was also her widowed aunt's husband, making him her uncle-in-law...

Reader's Guide

When an old flame catches fire again, even immortals descend to the mortal realm.

Theme: Be brave and pursue love.