Forced to Put on a Show

A nontraditional, goofy cultivation novel.

After waking up inside a book, Wei Siqing skips the original story's grim, bitter plot and heads to a shabby little sect, filled with boundless yearning for the path to immortality.

His master stands in the breeze, exuding an otherworldly air. "Good! Such ambition. Then I'll teach you the most important thing about cultivation!"

Wei Siqing's expression turns solemn. "Please, Master."

"That is, spirit stones!"

Wei Siqing: "…"

So Wei Siqing is forced to take odd jobs to earn spirit stones.

His master even tricks him into playing up a ship with his senior brother.

Cool, aloof sword cultivator x sweet, naive junior brother

Everyone: What a beautiful love story. I'm sold!

His master makes a fortune selling their merch and plans to milk the two disciples for the rest of their lives.

Wei Siqing raises his knife. "You old geezer, you think you know everything?"

One day, his senior brother, who usually ignores worldly affairs, finds him. "I heard you like me."

Thinking of the entire cultivation world shipping them, Wei Siqing feels his back teeth start to ache. "...No, let me explain."

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Jiang Li has the same dream over and over. At first, the events in the dream have nothing to do with him.

Until Wei Siqing, who falls to demonic cultivation in his dream and triggers a war between immortals and demons, comes to his side.

Jiang Li is cautious and constantly on guard. He even assigns someone to keep a close eye on him.

Then he discovers that this demonic cultivator isn't fierce at all. He's actually sweet.

Reading Guide:

1. Happy ending

Theme: Strive to improve.