Why Did She Become More Popular After Her Dao Dissolution?

“Who are you?”

When eight-year-old Jun Nian met her for the first time, he felt a strange sense of familiarity. It was as if they shared a bond he had been born with, more intimate than family.

In the Daoist sects, beings like this are called “inner demons.”

“Are you going to erase me?” the inner demon asked.

Jun Nian said nothing.

He remembered the bloody fragments buried deep in his memories from many years ago.

“You saved me.”

For a toddler who had only just learned to walk to survive among a pile of corpses, of course there had to be a price.

Jun Nian wasn’t going to cry and say he regretted it. He simply gazed at that cold, bewitching shadow and thought for a long, long time.

Until at last, he held out his right hand

“Let’s get along from now on.”

One body, two souls. With an inner demon at my side, how could anyone tell whether I’m male or female?