While He Was Still Amnesiac

Former title: Do You Know What Dao I Cultivate?

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[Sword Cultivator x Daoist / Mage vs. Jungler / Two Powerful Leads / 1v1 / Cultivation / Both Pure / Defying the Heavenly Dao / Amnesia]

Third-person narration

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A slightly spacey yet proud sword cultivator x a carefree, calculating young Buddhist disciple

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When I finished my seclusion, I encountered what I thought was the greatest succubus in the world.

One look from him, and I couldn't breathe.

When he grabbed my wrist, my heart raced.

When he called my name, my soul left my body.

This must be the power of love!

So I used every trick I knew to win over that aloof, icy mountain lord.

Until one day, the mountain lord looked at me with an unreadable expression and said coldly, "Xu Zhi, do you know what Dao I cultivate?"

I didn't pick up on what he was implying. Grinning, I leaned in close and couldn't help kissing him. "Of course I do."

The moment I finished speaking, a bolt of heavenly lightning struck just a few steps away from me.

I didn't understand why the Heavenly Dao had brought down its punishment, nor could I read the emotions in the mountain lord's eyes.

All I knew was that when two people got together, it was because they both wanted to, right?

I refused to believe the mountain lord didn't like me.

But in the end, all I could think was how naive I'd been. I hadn't even noticed the reluctance and longing in my beloved's eyes.

I had been living inside a vast web of lies, spun by my beloved himself.

Mountain Lord, it turns out we had been in love long ago.

You protected me all by yourself for such a long, long time.

But Mountain Lord, I'm just... an ordinary person. I'm not worth you tearing apart your soul and erasing your seven emotions.

If I could start over, I would definitely, definitely stop you.

Reader's Guide:

1. The blurb is written in first person, but the story is in third person.

2. Happy ending. Xiao Zhi doesn't write tragic endings.

3. The monk isn't really a monk. The protagonist lives at a Buddhist temple, but has nothing to do with the monks. Think of it as a little bit of fun between a couple.

4. Cultivation setting.

5. This is the first book I've written after getting approved, so it's very rough and immature, and my writing is quite basic. I'll work hard to grow and keep improving! Please don't remove it from your reading list.

Your comments will be my greatest motivation.

6. Enough talk. You'll have to read it to learn about the love story between our two leads. If you like it, add it to your reading list.

Theme: Young people are most prone to acting on impulse.