Sunny, Cheerful, and Ruthless in the Way

[This is a story set in the Eastern Continent's cultivation world, part of the Four Lands: A Record of Past and Present Customs series.] [Short version: Wait, that's not right! Why is my dual cultivation journey a hot-blooded adventure instead of a steamy seduction guide?] · Yao Fei of the Hehuan Sect has stagnated in her cultivation due to a hidden health condition and laziness. Her sect has ordered her to find a highly acclaimed, heartless sword cultivator for dual cultivation. At the same time, Liu Haoyang, a sword cultivator from the Fanghe Sect, is sent down the mountain to gain experience because his sunny personality makes him seem completely unreliable. Following the Handbook for Cultivating the Heartless Way, he arrives outside the Hehuan Sect's mountain gate. Tip for cultivating the heartless way number one: Take your sword and stroll around the foot of the Hehuan Sect's mountain. If you can seduce a cultivator from the Hehuan Sect, you've made it through the first step. The two cultivators, whose personalities are worlds apart, hit it off immediately. Yao Fei had wanted to lie flat and cultivate, but she discovers that Liu Haoyang is an over-energetic "human-shaped dog." The daily practice of a heartless sword cultivator turns out to be plunging into demon lairs, storming secret realms, and battling demon beasts. One sword cultivator like this is already more than enough to handle, but their team has three of them! · Couple: Lazy, doesn't want to do a thing, sleepyhead and stomach-nourishing Hehuan cultivator Yao Fei X sunny, cheerful heartless cultivator Liu Haoyang, bursting with energy and nowhere to put it Gorgeous aloof cat X vigorous, lively dog [This story is also known as If You're Bros, Come Dual Cultivate, Handbook for Cultivating the Heartless Way, The First-Lazybones of the Cultivation World Is Forced to Work Hard, Master, Your Old Flame Has Come Looking for Us, and He's a Truly Dark, Ghostly Guy, and Yao, Take a Few Steps and Show Us What You've Got] Theme: The Great Way is unfeeling, but that does not mean it is without feeling.