[Mysterious Lotus Casebook] Plain Hands, Qing Li

Originally titled Marrying a Lotus, Giving Birth to a Lotus Seed His name was Li Xiangyi, the leader of the Four-Corners Gate and the greatest swordsman under heaven. Her name was Bai Su, a white snake on the verge of becoming a flood dragon. In a battle in the East Sea, his blood helped her break through, allowing her to successfully form a dragon pearl. After eight years of seclusion, her cultivation was stable. She burst out of the sea to repay the debt between them. When she found him, his name was Li Lianhua, a resident of Lotus Village in Lotus Township on Lotus Mountain. From heaven's favored child to one among countless ordinary people, he became one of them: a frail body, a peaceful gaze, and a soul as brilliant and translucent as crystal. Was Li Xiangyi's transformation into Li Lianhua not also a kind of cultivation of the Dao? She cured him, married him, and bore him a son named Li Lianzi. From then on, their journey along the Dao was long, but they would never walk it alone. The Lotus Casebook was an unresolved regret from my youth. I'm finally filling in that little hole. Please forgive my amateur effort. The author is a woman with an engineering background, a slow typist, and a very relaxed update schedule. Thank you for your understanding. The author's new project, The Blood of Youth + The Lotus Casebook: Xiao Se, the Lotus Blooms Again, is now open. Please follow it! Theme: Even in the mire, the heart yearns for the light.