Su Han Sheng, the son of an Immortal Lord, was proud and noble, yet afflicted with a fear of light due to the “Bone Affliction.” He lived in seclusion for years.

Because of his youthful stubbornness, his senior brother died tragically in a Secret Realm for his sake, his father’s relics were stolen, and in the end, his cultivation partner crippled his spiritual roots and cast him into Avici Hell.

It was only then that Su Han Sheng discovered he possessed a Heavenly Dao Artifact—the Phoenix Bone.

After perishing in Avici Hell, Su Han Sheng was reborn at the age of seventeen.

He was still “imprisoned” in his small corner of the world, while his old friends and sect members remained the dazzling, peerless prodigies they had always been.

The Phoenix Bone was reborn from Nirvana.

The Phoenix Bone was unruly and defiant, causing Su Han Sheng excruciating pain with each flare-up. In his past life, only a blind man from Avici Hell could slightly ease his suffering.

After his rebirth, Su Han Sheng rushed to find this man—but found no trace of him.

Until, during his birthday celebration, the man appeared in a snow-white kasaya, his demeanor transcendent and aloof, his dark-green eyes coldly sweeping over the crowd with an air of sacred, untouchable serenity.

Su Han Sheng fell silent.

By the Heavenly Dao, his lover from his past life… was a monk? And not just any monk—the exalted World Honored One of Mount Sumeru?

Could anything be more absurd?

An elder pulled Su Han Sheng, whose expression had turned strange, closer and said, “The World Honored One was your father’s closest friend. He even held you as a child—you should call him ‘Uncle.’”

Su Han Sheng: “…”

—Turns out, it could get even more absurd.

Weakly pretending to be well-behaved, mentally unstable shou × Compassionate monk (with hair) gong, older man, HE.

Notes:

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2. The gong and shou in this story are not related by blood or family ties. “Uncle” is a polite term for someone of the same generation as one’s father.

3. The content is a literary creation based on mythological imagination and has no connection to reality. It is purely fictional—do not take it as reality, and do not engage in superstition. Believe in science.

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Upcoming Work: The Sickly Forced Substitute Marriage

Synopsis:

Chu Zhao Huai, the eldest son of the Chu family, was neither loved by his father nor cherished by his mother. One day, he was discarded as a pawn and forced to take his younger brother’s place in marriage, sent to his death as the bride of the feared and ruthless general of the capital.

Rumors said that General Ji Xun, disfigured and crippled from war, was a madman who slaughtered without mercy when his illness flared—yet he was hopelessly infatuated with the second young master of the Chu family, vowing to marry no one else.

Chu Zhao Huai entered the manor prepared to die.

But the dreaded general was nothing like the rumors. Instead, he was considerate, risking his life to protect Chu Zhao Huai in danger, and never harming him even during his fits of madness.

Chu Zhao Huai, who had never been treated with such care, was overwhelmed.

He resolved that the moment his identity was exposed, he would take his own life—sparing the general the trouble.

Gong’s Perspective

Ji Xun had achieved unparalleled military feats in his youth, but his accomplishments made the emperor wary. Forced to feign disability and illness, he bided his time for years, concealing his ambitions.

Then, the emperor “gifted” him a bride—an obvious spy sent to disrupt his plans.

This delicate, sickly beauty hid poison to assassinate him; on New Year’s Eve, he “accidentally” fell into a frozen lake to stir up trouble; even during a bandit suppression, the beauty deliberately threw himself into danger, creating unnecessary complications.

Ji Xun played along, feigning affection—until he faked his death, seized power, and claimed the throne.

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