How do you survive in a cultivation world where Dragon Aotian types are everywhere, with one person reaching the Golden Core today and another the Nascent Soul the day after tomorrow?
That isn't even the worst part. Worse still, he has Jiang Liu'er's script and becomes a baby floating in a wooden tub from the start.
Just as Qiu Qiu thinks he can lie flat and start over, a pair of hands saves him. In the years that follow, those hands help him take his first steps, guide his hand as he learns to write, and never let go, no matter what difficulties they face.
Qiu Qiu is a little downhearted. He barely has time to celebrate escaping a death sentence from the start before discovering one good thing and one bad thing.
The good news: He has transmigrated to a cultivation world, where flying on a sword and moving mountains and filling seas are no longer just dreams.
The bad news: He seems to be a cultivationless good-for-nothing (?)
Reader's Guide
1. Perhaps this is another new experiment? The love interest becomes a father figure and raises the protagonist.
2. Before the protagonist comes of age, their relationship is purely familial, with the love interest raising him as a child.
3. The shift in their relationship should be smooth, without agonizing conflicts or painful entanglements (there are some foreshadowed elements).
4. More details will be added when the story begins.
Theme: Gold always shines in the end.
