It Was Only a Fake Bond, So Why Is the Aloof Sword Venerable Addicted to Dual Cultivation?

[Demonic, free-spirited, sharp-witted heroine Ning Yin × aloof sword cultivator and devoted romantic hero Jiang Jin] [One-on-one romance] [Both leads are each other's only partners] [Happy ending]

Thanks for asking. I'm in the cultivation world, reincarnated as the doomed younger sister of a world-ending villain, and to stay alive I have to cling to the overpowered male lead.

Looking at this overpowered male lead, with his icy, ascetic demeanor, ruthless sword path, and a blood feud weighing on him, Ning Yin is at a loss.

Day one of extending her life: Hold his hand.

Day two: Kiss him.

Day three...

Put her arms around his waist.

Get into his bed.

Take off his clothes.

The condition for doing all this: Don't get killed. Stay alive.

On the first day he met Ning Yin, Jiang Jin wanted to kill her with one stroke of his sword.

On the third day, Jiang Jin watched coldly as she struggled in the mire.

On the ninety-ninth day, Jiang Jin thought her lips felt soft.

By day N, Jiang Jin was looking forward to holding her hand, kissing her, and making love to her.

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When the war between immortals and demons broke out, Ning Yin's identity as a demon princess was exposed, and everyone in the immortal sects wanted her dead.

Then Jiang Jin wiped out an entire immortal sect with a single stroke of his sword.

His reputation in ruins, he sank into the mire and stretched both hands toward Ning Yin on the bank. His features were pure and wintry as he stubbornly coaxed, "Ning Yin, come here and hold me."