Using the Classic of Mountains and Seas as a Menu, I Feed Ferocious Gods Who Beg for More

[A broken, deranged fiend × a sweet, down-on-her-luck cook]

After transmigrating, Ruan Nuo becomes the unlucky sacrifice Jiuli Mountain sends to Kunlun Mountain.

Through a twist of fate, a low-ranking little fairy with no spiritual power is given to Xuanyao, a fallen fiend whose spirit is shattered and who is bullied by countless demons in the sacred Kunlun Mountains.

When they first meet, he is curled up amid filth, half man and half dragon, covered in wounds like an abandoned stray dog.

But Ruan Nuo was born with the Five Elements Spirit Wood within her. Cooking with a hundred demons’ ingredients lets her repair his shattered spirit. The Five Elements Spirit Wood can also restore his broken divinity, allowing him to reclaim his place as the supreme being.

From then on, she becomes his “keeper.”

She warms wine with Zhu Yan blood to drive the cold poison from his dragon marrow. She simmers sweet soup from the bones of Wenyao Kun fish to mend the rotting, ruined flesh of his true form…

At first he resists her. Later, he can only fall asleep curled at her feet, like a little beast yearning for warmth.

“Nuo Nuo…” Half-conscious, he rubs his face against her palm and murmurs through a sob, “My spirit hurts again. Could you touch it for me?”

Wait! Where exactly is he asking her to touch?

When Ruan Nuo is finally leaning on her aching back, too exhausted to kick her legs, she can’t help howling at the sky. Fiends really are something else! And no one told her that dragon gods came with this kind of setup