This Monk Won't Leave the Mountain

[Crazy, scheming fox top vs. slow-to-warm, celibate monk bottom]

After Su Zaiyan transmigrates into the body of a doomed villain, he spends all his time trying to save himself.

In the end, Su Zaiyan chooses to shave his head and become a monk at a small temple, leaving the mortal world behind.

Life in the mountains is harsh. Su Zaiyan makes a living by performing rites for the dead, and before long, people start calling him a holy monk.

Everyone says he's aloof, above worldly concerns, and indifferent to the world. Su Zaiyan wails inwardly: "Do you think I don't want to go down the mountain?!"

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Before Wei Yi goes up the mountain, he has nothing but disdain for the so-called holy monk. But when he sees the ethereal, dignified monk, his mind goes blank.

Everyone knows he's sweet-talking and good at winning people over, but Su Zaiyan doesn't fall for any of it.

Wei Yi has a hundred tricks up his sleeve, but one look at Su Zaiyan makes his legs weak and his heart race.

One day, at his wit's end, he asks, "Holy monk, are you really not allowed to leave the mountain?"

Su Zaiyan replies, "Patron, I am waiting for someone destined to meet me."

Wei Yi loses it!

How can this monk not see the very obvious person destined to meet him? Is he blind or deaf, or just pretending not to notice?

[Reading Guide]

One-on-one, both pure. The bottom is a monk, but has not taken vows of celibacy.

They save each other. The bottom is devoted to his career × the top is a lovesick fool.

Upcoming story: The Hated Senior Brother Ascends to Immortality

Blurb:

In his previous life, Shen Qingchi was the senior disciple of his sect. Though exceptionally talented, his aloof personality led everyone in the sect to misunderstand him. In the end, he was disgraced and killed by his master with a single sword thrust.

After his death, he learned that he was merely a foil for the sect's universally adored junior disciple, there to make the junior look beautiful and kind.

Only then did Shen Qingchi realize that he had treated his sect like family, valued his master's reputation above his own life, and given all his cultivation resources to his junior brothers, only to have it all go to the dogs.

By a twist of fate, he is reborn into the body of an unwanted, useless young master from a minor clan. But he unexpectedly awakens a golden finger: a mysterious jade pendant containing a pocket farming space. He can grow spiritual herbs and refine pills, and his power rises rapidly!

In this life, he won't try to please anyone. He'll focus on cultivation and aim only to ascend to immortality.

But as he quietly builds up his strength and makes careful plans, he unexpectedly catches the attention of the mysterious and inscrutable sect master of the Divine Medicine Sect.

Rumor has it that the sect master of the Divine Medicine Sect is a peerless healer, but also a loner with a cold and unsympathetic nature.

But can someone explain why this exalted master physician keeps pursuing him, treating him with such tender affection?

A little scene:

One day, Shen Qingchi is surrounded by enemies and seriously injured.

Shang Qiyu (his face cold, his eyes gentle): Who hurt you?

Protagonist (weak but stubborn): It's none of your business.

Shang Qiyu (scooping him into his arms): You're my cultivation partner. If I don't take care of you, who will?

Protagonist (the tips of his ears turning red): Who's your cultivation partner?!

Shang Qiyu (chuckling): I gave you the jade pendant, I made the spiritual farm, and you're mine too. Still going to deny it?

Message: Even a speck of dust can add brilliance to the sun and moon