synopsis
Qi Ran lives on a celestial mountain with his master. Instead of practicing cultivation or doing chores, he spends his days wandering aimlessly. His greatest joy in life is saving people on a whim, exchanging tokens of friendship, and maintaining long-distance correspondence with them.
Pen Pal #1: The abstinent Little Martial Uncle of the Celestial Realm cold, self-disciplined, and pure.
Pen Pal #2: The belly-black Valley Master of Muxian Valley a smiling tiger who is casual and uninhibited.
Pen Pal #3: The “crazy dog” Young Master of the Demon Realm gloomy, rebellious, and possessively explosive.
Pen Pal #4: An ambitious Prince of an ancient kingdom noble-born and capable of commanding the winds and clouds.
The day finally comes when his master kicks him off the mountain. Qi Ran quickly packs his bags and sends a flurry of letters to his pen pals: “Woe is me! I’ve been kicked out by my master!”
When Qi Ran arrives at the foot of the mountain, he is met with a spectacle of divine beasts and flying carriages. Every visitor is a figure of immense wealth and status. Qi Ran strolls casually toward the crowd and locks eyes with the peerlessly cold Jing Qiu.
“I remember you,” Qi Ran says. “You’re the one who kissed me.”
In an instant, razor-sharp glares shot toward them from every direction.
Jing Qiu is the disciple of the Celestial Ancestor and the revered Little Martial Uncle of the sect. As a prince of an ancient kingdom living abroad, he was a contender for the throne who lived a life of detached indifference. Known for his rigid adherence to etiquette and cold disdain for romance, he now finds himself so nervous in front of his beloved that he’s lost for words.
Before the entire crowd, Qi Ran throws his arms around Jing Qiu’s neck and gives him a peck on the cheek. “Just saying hello.”
While Jing Qiu remains stoic on the outside, his mind is reeling with fireworks, and he can barely remember how to breathe.
