The Max-Level Big Shot Is Terribly Unlucky

[Unlucky Big Shot vs. “Frail” Fairy] Jiang Zhi came to the cultivation world to save someone: a reckless, unlucky, and pitiful man. Chi Ying was bullied by everyone in the sect, and only Jiang Zhi stood up for him. When they first met, Jiang Zhi lifted the little fox's front legs and said with a beaming smile, “So it really is a male fox.” Chi Ying was so embarrassed that he tucked his tail between his legs. Chi Ying had a surly nature, yet in front of Jiang Zhi he pretended to be a pitiful little thing, coaxing her into believing only him. Everyone in the sect tried to warn Jiang Zhi that Chi Ying was no good. Jiang Zhi only said, “Chi Ying is the best.” Chi Ying had never known anyone in the cultivation world as foolish as Jiang Zhi. No matter what he said, she believed him. Jiang Zhi was the only variable in his second chance at life, but she also became his undoing. He was half human and half demon, rejected by the world. Even his own father looked at him with undisguised disgust, while the sect disciples sneered that he had no hope of cultivating immortality and had no business taking up an inner disciple's place. Only Jiang Zhi had always said, “Chi Ying will definitely become a god.” Of the countless people who went against the current, only Jiang Zhi made her way to Chi Ying's side. A fleeting dream in the secret realm made Chi Ying understand his own heart. Chi Ying wrapped his arms around Jiang Zhi's waist, their temples and cheeks brushing together. “Zhizhi, in every life, we'll be bound together forever.” Jiang Zhi laughed at him. “I came here for you in the first place.” (A redemption story, both leads remain faithful to each other. In his previous life, Chi Ying never fell for Cheng Shian; the one he loved all along was Jiang Zhi.)