[A little white flower shou with slightly blackened petals x a black-hearted lotus seme who has turned into a man-eating flower] [Selfcest]
Chang Huan is the second young master of the Marquis's household, scorned by everyone.
Not only is he of lowly mixed-blood descent, born to a fallen demon, but he also tests at the lowest level in the spiritual root assessment, a good-for-nothing with no hope of cultivating immortality.
His elder brother and younger brother, who broke his immortal bones, have exceptional physiques and both test with top-grade spiritual roots. They bask in boundless glory as an Immortal Lord personally takes them into the immortal sect.
On the day the Immortal Lord visits the estate to welcome the new disciples, the marquis household's celebrations can be heard several streets away.
No one cares that Chang Huan was forced to kneel outside the courtyard in the dead of winter for a crime that never happened, then fell into the lotus pond and was covered in muck.
He watches as he lies face-down, as lowly as dust, while the elder and younger brothers who pushed him into the pond tread on his fingers and smugly head for the immortal sect.
But then an immortal in white robes descends from the clouds and stops before Chang Huan, kneeling in a corner.
With an immaculate hand, he strokes Chang Huan's mud-smeared hair and says he will take him to the immortal sect.
The people in the marquis household say the immortal has come to find a male pet he can torment.
They say this immortal is bloodthirsty and cruel, his moods unpredictable, and that he'll eventually throw Chang Huan into a pit of snakes to be devoured.
Chang Huan doesn't care. After eighteen years sunk in the mire, this is his only chance to escape.
So on his first night at the immortal's estate, Chang Huan washes himself and offers himself to the Immortal Lord's bed.
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Bo Wuqing is a notorious madman in Liezhou.
Born a despised human-demon hybrid, he had his demon core destroyed at birth. At eighteen, his father and brothers broke his immortal bones and ruined his spiritual roots, leaving him with no chance of cultivating immortality.
Later, he was tricked into joining an immortal sect and fell into a demonic pit. After surviving, he was falsely accused of colluding with demons. His once-revered senior brother personally threw him into a furnace to be burned alive.
Bo Wuqing's face was destroyed, and he tempered his bones and refined his skin, feeding his flesh to demons to survive and obtain a sliver of hope.
He rebuilt his body and spent a hundred years killing everyone who had bullied and humiliated him. In the end, he fell into the abyss and died.
When he opens his eyes again, he is an Immortal Lord from a hundred years earlier. The enemies he once slaughtered are celebrating their impending admission to the immortal sect.
And amid the noisy crowd, he sees a trembling youth, soaked in cold mud, kneeling by the gate.
It is himself, at eighteen, just after his immortal bones were broken.
Theme: Heaven's movement is ever vigorous; the exemplary person must constantly strive to strengthen himself.