Being a Stand-In Is What I Do!

Jiang Hua transmigrates into a xianxia world where human lives are worth less than a dog's, and a righteous immortal venerable takes a liking to her and brings her back to his mountain.

One day, the venerable's disciple, unable to accept that his master has fallen for a mere mortal, sneaks over to Jiang Hua and tells her, "Hmph! I saw a portrait of his dead wife in his room. You're nothing but a pitiful stand-in with a lifespan of only a hundred years!"

Even a dog wouldn't agree to be a stand-in.

Jiang Hua: "...A dog wouldn't! I will! I'll be the stand-in!"

This life of doing nothing but eating and waiting to die, with an endless supply of snacks and storybooks, is so comfortable that she'd have someone help her roll over.

As long as the righteous immortal venerable doesn't treat her as a "sacrifice" to his late wife, she can keep this up until her hundredth birthday!

Reading Guide:

A short story of ten to twenty thousand words. Pure sweetness.

Theme: A smile shared on a chance encounter along the Penglai Road, while the world's romance and beauty are but dust.