My Rival Stole My Immortal Bones

(Hereafter referred to as Bone Swap)

In the Jade Clarity Realm of the Clear Sky Heavens, a cultivation clan with jade bones and golden souls, renowned for a thousand years, had a young master born with a naturally seductive physique.

In Fenglin Isle, beneath Mount Wujian, a poor, lowly fisherman with festering feet, who lived in hunger and cold, had a stinky brat born with flawless immortal bones.

The young master's mother wanted to use the stinky brat's immortal bones to swap for her son's seductive physique.

Fifteen years later, the young master's betrothed, whose marriage had been arranged when they were babies, came to break off the engagement with their token in hand, saying he had fallen for someone else...

Expanded Blurb:

The Heavenly Dao's purple qi descended upon the world and was accidentally split in two, transforming into one emotionless bone and one emotional bone, destined to face the great calamity together.

Years later, Jiang Zhi had become a grandmaster of the emotionless path, standing at the peak of Taixuan like a moon beyond reach. The little founding master revered by all in the Taixuan Immortal Palace, the foremost Sword Venerable, the eleventh Jiang Zhi. Before the Purple Pole Hall, before the Ten Directions Palace, a monument to buried love lay covered in snow.

There were still many scandalous tales circulating about Jiang Zhi's years of misfortune, when he had wandered far from home. They said he had once possessed a seductive physique, been content to submit to others, weak and helpless, allowing himself to be abused, and become entangled with a male cultivator...

Rong Chan, once the discarded lover of the grandmaster of the emotionless path, now spent his days drinking and carousing. He bore the path of supreme passion and was lost in a daze. He alone remained sunk in the past, returning to old places like someone trying to fish a sword from a river by marking the boat.

People mocked him. Jiang Zhi had long since forgotten love and attained the Dao, so why was he still so obsessed? Rong Chan cried, then snapped,