Why Is the Young Master Like That?

Immortal and mortal romance | Immortal falls for looks at first sight x mortal schemes for it all along | Lazy, food-loving snake girl x flirty, scheming fox spirit

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As the daughter of an Emperor, A Qing accidentally caused trouble when she descended to the mortal realm. A little Taoist priest punished her by sending her to a wealthy family's home to serve as its guardian spirit.

She diligently protected the Yuan family's descendants and ensured their lineage continued.

At long last, her sentence was over, and she was about to ascend to the heavens. But she couldn't stop thinking about the tribute roast duck, so she decided to feast before ascending. Late that night, as she munched away, she looked down and saw the refined, handsome young master of the family lying on the bed in disarray, and couldn't help but fall into deep thought

How had the duck she'd been looking forward to eating suddenly changed flavor???

The trouble was that Yuan Song kept showing up like a duck at her door. A Qing didn't know how to tell him that she wanted to eat roast duck, not a duck like him.

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By an extremely unexpected chance, Yuan Song saw the portrait of A Qing that the little Taoist priest had left behind. One glance was enough for him to understand that love at first sight, the kind that lasts ten thousand years, could be so easy to find in this world.

But how to make an immortal with no love, affection, or desire realize he was in love with her was an exceptionally difficult question.

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A little scene:

A Qing always thought that she and Yuan Song were just guardian spirit and offering, until one day they chatted late into the night.

"The Mysterious Lady said you're up to no good with me, and told me to be careful around you."

"What did she say?"

"She said that you, a mere mortal, dare to use your good looks to tempt and abduct an imperial princess, making her lose herself in pleasure and neglect her cultivation. You're truly audacious."

Yuan Song raised an eyebrow and smiled candidly. "She's right. I did."

Theme: Embrace love