The Young Master at University: The Campus Beauty Insists on Repaying Me

Yun Zhihan repeated a year of school just to honor an old promise. When the appointed day came, his old friend had already found someone new: Liu Yiran was arm in arm with rich second-generation heir Yang Cheng, and their past romance had become a joke. Chu Yunxi, the school beauty known throughout campus, walked straight up to him and said something he never expected: “I saved you in two lifetimes, underclassman. This time, you won’t be alone.” She had transmigrated through time. Two years ago, on that night, he had ridden past on his bike and saved her, needing three stitches in his arm. Then he quietly left. She had searched for him for two years. “It’s all right,” Chu Yunxi said with a smile. “I’ll tell you everything you don’t remember, little by little.” But Yun Zhihan was hiding an even greater secret. As a child, he studied medicine and the Dao under Master Liaochen, abbot of Yunhai Temple, and mastered the art of divination and geomancy. A forbidden technique within him concealed the secret of the Yunhai Illusory Realm: a paradise beyond the mortal world that cultivators spent their whole lives seeking in vain, and the starting point of the fate he had evaded for more than a decade. On the night the Seven Stars aligned, Master Liaochen passed away, and Yun Zhihan came into possession of the Profound Heaven Golden Seal. Only then did he learn that he was no abandoned pawn, but the young lord of the Yunhai Illusory Realm, a guardian sent to protect the world, and a Heavenwalker investigating who had murdered his parents. Seven golden pills of immortality could be used to piece together seven fragments of a map. The mastermind, Zhuge Xiong, had been hunting him for more than a decade. The Profound Heaven Golden Seal acknowledged him as its master. Twelve battle generals, thirty-six shadow guards, and seventy-two “lords” all now answered to him. Chu Yunxi clasped his hand tightly. “What you need to remember will come back to you. And no one can stop you from reclaiming what’s yours.”