Category: On How to Conquer System Fairies and Make Them Your Wives

  • On How to Conquer System Fairies and Make Them Your Wives 117

    Chapter 117: Can I Return This Broken System?

    Qingying hadn’t been having a good couple of days.

    Her training in the secret division had instilled in her the habit of waking up early. She would always take a walk around her lodgings, checking for anything unusual.

    If everything was normal, she would consider it her morning exercise.

    She used to enjoy the quiet serenity of the world before it fully awakened, the chirping of birds and the dew-kissed petals a source of simple pleasure.

    But now…

    “Young Master, time to wake up~”

    “It’s too early… Let me sleep a little longer.”

    “But breakfast is ready. It’ll get cold if you don’t eat soon.”

    “I’m not hungry. It’s too cold outside the blankets.”

    “Then Luo Luo will warm you up, and you’ll be able to get up.”

    …Every morning was filled with similar saccharine exchanges.

    The inns they stayed at along the way were all small, mortal establishments with poor sound insulation. Several times, as Qingying opened her window to enjoy the fresh morning air, Luo Luo’s sweet, coquettish voice and Chen Yin’s doting replies would drift over from the next room.

    “Ah! Young Master, what are you doing?”

    “I feel like something’s missing in my arms. Must be a fox-shaped pillow.”

    “Mmm… Luo Luo is not a pillow.”

    It was disgustingly sweet and shameless.

    It made Qingying’s skin crawl, but there was nothing she could do.

    Breakfast was no better.

    As she ate her meal in silence, the scene beside her was a stark contrast.

    “Young Master, this is so delicious!”

    “It is, isn’t it? The innkeeper said it’s their signature dish.”

    “You should try some too, Young Master. Open wide, ah~”

    “Ah~”

    The fox-eared girl would pick up a piece of food with her chopsticks, feed it to Chen Yin with a smile, and then watch him eat with delight, her tail wagging excitedly.

    “Is it good?!”

    “It’s delicious. Luo Luo, have some too, ah~”

    “Ah~”

    …Are you two stuck in an endless loop?!

    Qingying gritted her teeth, the food before her suddenly tasteless. She couldn’t stomach another bite and pushed her plate away. “I’m full.”

    Out of sight, out of mind. Staying away from this lovey-dovey couple would spare her from their nauseating displays of affection.

    But it was impossible to avoid them entirely.

    During the day, their journey was more like a romantic getaway, a honeymoon filled with sightseeing and leisurely strolls.

    And she was the awkward third wheel, a high-wattage lightbulb illuminating their love.

    Even when they finally stopped at an inn to rest, the sickeningly sweet whispers and playful banter would inevitably drift over from the next room.

    “Young Master, what story are you going to tell Luo Luo today?”

    “What does Luo Luo want to hear?”

    “Anything Young Master tells, Luo Luo loves to listen!”

    “Luo Luo is such a good girl. Let me give you a kiss. Mwah.”

    “Mmm!”

    …Seriously, get a room!

    This was the first time Qingying had witnessed a couple in love. She couldn’t understand how they could be so sickeningly sweet without feeling any shame.

    Are all people in love this ridiculous?

    Unable to endure their constant flirting and intimate whispers, Qingying took a deep breath, opened the window, and stepped outside.

    She found a secluded spot on a large rock and sat there, gazing at the moon in silence.

    “…System,” she said softly.

    “I remember there’s something called chewing gum in the System Shop. Exchange for two pieces.”

    “Sister, have you forgotten?” The System’s weary voice replied. “You used up almost all your points on that pill in Yanxia Province.”

    Qingying frowned, then sighed after a long silence.

    “When you’re unlucky, even drinking water can get stuck in your teeth.”

    …Especially after meeting that guy.

    Everything had been going downhill since then. She hadn’t had a single stroke of good luck.

    “So there are no more main missions to earn points?”

    The System hummed in affirmation. “Your previous main missions were all based on tasks from the sect, running errands and completing bounties for the secret division.”

    “But the secret division is gone now. You can only take on side missions.”

    “Side missions it is, then.” Qingying conceded. “See if there are any available. I need to earn some points.”

    “Same rules as before. No evil missions. Only those that punish the wicked and uphold justice.”

    “Roger that.” The System started searching. “Let me see…”

    “Ah, there’s one nearby.”

    “Assassination mission: Eliminate the corrupt official Yao Zhuang without causing a commotion. Reward: 200 points.”

    It continued, “According to the mission description, this Yao Zhuang is a real piece of work. Not only does he exploit the common people, but he also enjoys kidnapping women, destroying countless families.”

    “It’s not a difficult mission. If you’re quick, you can be back before dawn, and it won’t affect our journey.”

    “That’s the one.”

    Qingying put on her mask, her aura turning icy cold. Her tall and alluring figure became even more menacing.

    “Let’s go.”


    Lanju Town, government office.

    The office was quiet at night, except for two guards dozing off at the entrance. The rest of the building was shrouded in darkness.

    Qingying, her movements swift and graceful, silently approached the office, using the shadows as cover.

    She reached the backyard and stopped before a room with a flickering candlelight.

    She peered through the window, her beautiful eyes narrowed.

    Inside, a disheveled woman was backing away towards the bed, her voice filled with terror:

    “No… please, no, Master Yao! Please spare me! I-I have a husband and children at home—”

    “Hehe, little lady, there’s no escape!”

    A pot-bellied middle-aged man, a lewd smile on his face, approached the woman.

    “If you dare resist, your husband and children will suffer the consequences!”

    “No…” The woman’s eyes were filled with despair and desperation.

    Scum. Qingying spat, her dagger transforming into a black blur, ready to slit the man’s throat.

    But the next moment, her expression changed drastically.

    Clang! The dagger struck an invisible barrier, unable to harm the man in the slightest.

    At the same time, a sharp sword energy descended from the roof.

    Qingying instinctively dodged the powerful attack. A deep chasm appeared where she had been standing just a moment ago.

    …Supreme Clarity Realm! Where?! Her heart pounded with alarm as she retreated swiftly.

    The commotion alerted the people inside. A moment later, Yao Zhuang emerged, his clothes disheveled, cursing angrily:

    “Damn it, what was that? Are you trying to tear down my house?!”

    “…You almost died, you know.” A cold voice spoke from the shadows.

    A rugged-looking man with a scruffy beard, holding a sword, said calmly, “Someone just tried to assassinate you. They’re quite skilled. Even I was fooled by their concealment techniques.”

    “A cultivator?”

    Yao Zhuang’s eyes widened in disbelief. “Impossible! I’m always careful. I always investigate my targets thoroughly. How could I have offended a cultivator?”

    “Perhaps you’ve committed too many evil deeds, and even the heavens can’t stand it anymore.”

    The man said sarcastically.

    Yao Zhuang’s face turned red with anger. “Ye Huang! Say that again!”

    “Do you want your daughter to die?!”

    The man called Ye Huang fell silent. He just glared at Yao Zhuang with cold, dark eyes, as if he were looking at a dead man.

    “Who was that assassin?”

    “…I don’t know.”

    “Then why aren’t you chasing after them?!”

    Yao Zhuang stomped his foot angrily. “If you let them escape, you can prepare for your daughter’s funeral!”

    Ye Huang took a deep breath and vanished into the shadows.


    “System, what the hell is going on?!”

    Qingying asked, her voice filled with panic and anger as she fled.

    “You said this was a low-difficulty mission! Why is there a Supreme Clarity Realm cultivator protecting him?!”

    “I-I don’t know!”

    The System was equally dumbfounded. “That’s what it says on the mission details! Low difficulty—”

    Its voice trailed off.

    “Hello? What’s wrong?” Qingying asked urgently.

    The System watched in disbelief as the mission details, previously marked as low difficulty, began to change before its eyes.

    The difficulty level rose steadily.

    Until it reached “extremely high.”

    After a long silence, the System sucked in a breath and cursed softly.

    “…What the fuck.”

    “This damn System is broken. Can I return it?”

    Qingying cursed angrily, “What happened?!”

    “We’ve been screwed.”

    The System said grimly, “This mission is now extremely difficult. Figure out how to escape.”

    “How can I escape, I—”

    Before she could finish her sentence, a powerful and overwhelming aura surged towards her from behind.

    It was an ancient and heavy sword intent, its mere presence chilling her to the bone.

    “He’s catching up?!” Qingying frowned.

    “System, can we fight him?”

    “Fight him my ass.” The System said grumpily. “You used up all your points on that Dao Breakthrough Pill last time. What are you going to fight him with, your bare hands?”

    “Then what should we do?”

    “What else can we do? Run!”

    Qingying didn’t hesitate and ran as fast as she could.

    But her pursuer’s speed was strangely erratic and persistent. She couldn’t shake him off, no matter how hard she tried. He was like a shadow, clinging to her relentlessly.

    Seeing that she was running out of places to hide, the System couldn’t help but say:

    “I’m telling you…”

    “Shut up.”

    “No, seriously, if we don’t—”

    “Shut up!”

    “Don’t be so stubborn! Even heroes know when to retreat! Discretion is the better part of valor.”

    The System grumbled. “A wise man knows when to live to fight another day. It’s not shameful to ask for help.”

    “I told you to shut up!” Qingying gritted her teeth.

    …She knew what the System was going to say.

    The only person who could defeat her pursuer was… him.

    But she would rather die than ask him for help.

    Just the thought of being indebted to Chen Yin and having him constantly mock and tease her made her shudder.

    “Come on, Sister, don’t be too proud to accept help.”

    The System pleaded, “I’m begging you. Don’t throw your life away.”

    Qingying’s brow furrowed, her inner conflict raging.

    She looked up and suddenly realized that she had been unconsciously running towards the inn.

  • On How to Conquer System Fairies and Make Them Your Wives 116

    Chapter 116: The Night in His Eyes

    Before finally leaving, Chen Yin received a large supply of Rainflower Cakes.

    As if afraid that Luo Luo would go hungry, the Azure Foxes packed her storage pouch with all sorts of delicious treats.

    Chen Yin sometimes wondered how Luo Luo could eat so much and still remain so petite.

    Qingmei Niang also seemed reluctant to let her daughter go, showering her with warnings and instructions until Luo Luo was embarrassed.

    “Don’t let anyone bully you out there! If this boy dares to mistreat you, come back and tell Mother! I’ll take care of him!”

    Chen Yin could only chuckle awkwardly, not daring to argue.

    As they finally reached the entrance of the barrier, Chen Yin could sense a strong aura of resentment emanating from it.

    It was so intense that it almost felt tangible, sending shivers down his spine.

    As expected, Qingying stood there, her arms crossed, glaring at him.

    “Finally done flirting?” she sneered.

    Chen Yin coughed lightly and said with a thick skin, “Alright, alright. We can finally leave now.”

    “Don’t you always say that?”

    Qingying’s voice was cold, laced with a hint of resentment. “Time and time again, I wait patiently, only to be left waiting.”

    “All pigeons deserve to die!”

    Chen Yin shrank back, not daring to retort.

    He had indeed stood Qingying up countless times.

    Faced with her cold and resentful gaze, he couldn’t even muster the energy to tease her.

    “Sister Qingying, don’t be angry.”

    Luo Luo tugged at her arm playfully. “Luo Luo brought you Rainflower Cakes too. Open wide, Sister Qingying—”

    Qingying obediently opened her mouth. She was always gentle and sisterly towards Luo Luo.

    No one could hold a grudge against such an adorable little fox.

    After eating a Rainflower Cake, her expression softened slightly.

    “I’m not angry with you, Luo Luo. Don’t worry.”

    She ruffled Luo Luo’s head affectionately, then glanced at Chen Yin with disdain. “I just despise a certain man who doesn’t keep his promises.”

    “They say a man who breaks his word is also weak in other areas. Think about that.”

    Chen Yin shuddered.

    Damn, what a vicious woman.

    You curse my length, I curse your size! Chen Yin glared at her ample bosom.

    Qingying seemed to sense the malice in his gaze and instinctively covered her chest with her hand, her eyes flashing with a murderous glint.

    “Keep looking, and I’ll gouge your eyes out!”

    “I’ll look, I’ll look, I’ll look!”

    “You shameless pervert!”

    “You cold-hearted, poisonous-tongued, closet masochist!”

    Seeing them about to start another argument, Luo Luo sighed helplessly, her ears drooping.

    Were Young Master and Sister Qingying on good terms or not…?


    The Azure Cicada Ancient Domain was located in the eastern region, far from where they were now.

    Although Qingying was eager to get there, Chen Yin remained unhurried, taking his time and enjoying the journey, indulging Luo Luo with food, drinks, and various amusements along the way.

    Teasing Qingying was a particular source of amusement for him.

    …And there was another matter.

    The fragment that had flown from Luo Luo into his scroll…

    When Chen Yin later entered the scroll’s space, he discovered that not only had the fragment been added to the collection, but the System Shop had also changed slightly.

    More items were available now. He could even take low-level pills and spirit stones without any restrictions.

    Most importantly, he had unlocked a new feature.

    “Plot Records…” Chen Yin frowned when he first saw this option.

    He didn’t know what it meant, but after clicking on it, he fell into deep thought.

    This new access allowed him to freely view something called “Plot Records” within the three fragments.

    Senior Sister’s plot record was roughly as follows: Grow up in the Mist Spirit Sect, become the chief disciple of Sect Master Wu Xun, gain renown in the cultivation world with her exceptional talent. Five years later, fight a decisive battle against another Chosen One bearing a Villain System; the victor will ascend to greater heights.

    Junior Sister’s plot record was similar: Driven by revenge, make contact with the demonic path, cultivate the demonic art “Quenching Nether Mantra” with their help, and quickly increase cultivation while remaining hidden in the cultivation world. Five years later, fight a decisive battle against another Chosen One bearing a Protagonist System; victory will bring vengeance and ascension.

    Luo Luo’s plot fragment, however, was much simpler: As a branch of the Protagonist System, learn the secrets of the void race, awaken her bloodline in five years, inherit the position of Lord of Ten Thousand Demons, and maintain the void seal. Success will bring ascension.

    Compared to Senior Sister and Junior Sister’s Systems, Luo Luo’s seemed much less demanding. However, Chen Yin noticed another line of text beneath her plot record:

    Plot Record (New): Awaken bloodline at the upcoming Lotus Birth Ceremony, then guard the seal, ultimately sacrificing herself to mend the shattered void when it breaks.

    Chen Yin reread the plot records carefully, and the pieces of the puzzle began to fall into place.

    …Senior Sister and Junior Sister’s plot records clearly described the events of his previous life, when they both perished together at the Mist Spirit Sect’s main branch.

    Back then, he had thought their deaths were just a tragic coincidence.

    Now he understood that a powerful force, called the “System,” was manipulating everything from behind the scenes.

    Controlling everyone’s fate.

    Even Luo Luo’s.

    If these plot records dictated the Chosen Ones’ destinies, then even if Luo Luo went to guard the seal, she would ultimately sacrifice herself to mend the shattered void.

    Chen Yin couldn’t accept this.

    However, the Mist Spirit Sect had been completely reshaped, and his Junior Sister was safe and sound under the protection of his Master on Mount Yu.

    This meant that the predetermined fate of the plot records wasn’t absolute. It could be changed.

    He had been reborn to change this cruel and twisted fate.

    He was glad he hadn’t handed Luo Luo over.

    Otherwise, even if he learned the truth later, he might not have another chance to be reborn and save her.

    But he still knew nothing about the void seal mentioned in the plot records.

    And… why did these so-called Systems even exist?

    Why did they compel the Chosen Ones to fulfill these predetermined plots?

    And why could his scroll suppress these System fragments?

    This was the true reason for his return to the Azure Cicada Ancient Domain.

    Accompanying Qingying to find her brother’s remains was just a secondary objective. His main goal was to see if there was another scroll in this version of the Azure Cicada Ancient Domain.

    And whether he could uncover more secrets related to the scroll.

    Of course, he wouldn’t find the answers until he reached the Azure Cicada Ancient Domain.

    That night, Luo Luo asked Chen Yin for a story again.

    He held her in his arms and began to narrate a tale of a young master from a wealthy family encountering a commoner girl.

    Luo Luo listened intently, completely captivated by the story. When she finally grew tired, she snuggled closer to Chen Yin, her head resting on his chest, and drifted off to sleep.

    Seeing her peaceful slumber, Chen Yin didn’t want to disturb her. He remained still, one arm holding her close, the other hand holding a book, reading by candlelight.

    As the candlelight flickered, a sarcastic voice whispered in his ear:

    “You two are always so clingy. Aren’t you tired of it?”

    “If you’re jealous,” Chen Yin said calmly, without looking up from his book, “you can try begging me.”

    “Maybe I’ll be merciful and give you a hug.”

    Qingying’s face contorted in disgust. “Who would want your hug?”

    “Then be quiet and don’t wake Luo Luo.”

    Chen Yin seemed completely uninterested in her. Ever since Luo Luo’s confession, he had been spending all his time with her, even neglecting his usual teasing of Qingying.

    Qingying hadn’t expected to feel so… out of place because of his indifference.

    “I’m just here to ask, we’re leaving for the Azure Cicada Ancient Domain in a few days.”

    Her red lips curved into a smile, her cold and beautiful face alluring. “You’re not lying to me, are you? Is my brother really there?”

    “Even if I were lying, you wouldn’t believe me until you see for yourself, would you?”

    Chen Yin said casually, “If you’re having second thoughts, if you think you can’t handle the news of your brother’s death, then I suggest you turn back now.”

    “As long as you don’t see his remains, you can still delude yourself into thinking he’s alive. It’s better to have some hope than to be completely heartbroken.”

    Qingying bit her lip, her tall figure silhouetted against the window by the candlelight.

    “…I won’t regret it.”

    “You have no idea what A’Chen and I have been through all these years.” She suppressed the tremor in her voice, her eyes slightly red-rimmed.

    “We’re already dead. Every day we live is a bonus.”

    Chen Yin raised an eyebrow at her, then calmly returned his attention to his book.

    “Anything else?”

    “Why… were you the only one who came out of that secret realm?” she asked hesitantly.

    “What happened there?”

    As if triggered by her question, Chen Yin put down his book, his gaze distant and filled with a deep weariness.

    After a long silence, he shook his head slowly.

    “…You don’t want to know.”

    Qingying frowned.

    “No matter how much you speculate, it’s better to see for yourself when we get to the Azure Cicada Ancient Domain.”

    Chen Yin closed the book and gently brushed a stray strand of hair from Luo Luo’s face. “Get some rest. We have a long journey ahead of us tomorrow.”

    “Hmph, if you call sightseeing and playing around for the past few days a ‘journey’.”

    Qingying snorted coldly and vanished into the shadows.

    Chen Yin carefully lifted Luo Luo into his arms and placed her on the bed, tucking her in gently.

    He turned to look out the window, his eyes as deep and dark as the night sky.

    Lost in thought.

  • On How to Conquer System Fairies and Make Them Your Wives 115

    Chapter 115: Her Lips Tasted of Rainflower Cake

    Inside the clan’s main hall…

    Luo Luo stood timidly by the side, her head lowered, stealing glances at Qingmei Niang, who sat on the throne.

    Chen Yin stood respectfully at the foot of the platform, waiting to be scolded.

    “Young Master Chen, you’ve caused us quite a bit of trouble.”

    Qingmei Niang’s alluring eyes narrowed as she looked down at him. “If your Master finds out about this, she’ll definitely hang you upside down from a tree and spank you.”

    “I know I was wrong.”

    “Is that all? Just admitting you were wrong?”

    “Mother!” Luo Luo said anxiously, “It’s Luo Luo’s fault! I didn’t want to guard the seal, it has nothing to do with Young Master!”

    “I’ll accept any punishment, Madam Qingmei.” Chen Yin looked up at her calmly.

    He didn’t seem to care about the trouble he had caused.

    Qingmei Niang smiled faintly. “You brat. Even your mischievous nature is just like your Master’s.”

    “…How did you figure it out?”

    Chen Yin confessed honestly, “When you didn’t try to stop me with your full strength.”

    Qingmei Niang sighed and put a hand to her forehead. “So I’m a bad actress?”

    “Or maybe I’m just smart?”

    “Cunning doesn’t equal smart.”

    “Don’t be shy, Madam. You can praise me.”

    Luo Luo looked back and forth between them, completely confused, and scratched her ear.

    “Mother, Young Master, what are you talking about?”

    “Silly girl.”

    Qingmei Niang chuckled and shook her head. “If you were half as clever as Young Master Chen, I wouldn’t have to go through all this trouble.”

    Chen Yin added, “I assume, Madam Qingmei, you were serious about Luo Luo awakening her bloodline, but not about her guarding the seal?”

    “That aura from the clouds last night wasn’t a seal at all. It was just you connecting to some ancient secret realm through the void, trying to scare me with its power.”

    “If there was truly something world-ending trapped there, you wouldn’t have let me off so easily.”

    Luo Luo froze, then turned to her mother.

    “That’s right. It wasn’t the void seal last night.”

    “But… then where is the real seal?”

    “It’s not in Qinglian City, of course.” Qingmei Niang scoffed. “Who would build a city near such a dangerous place?”

    “You don’t have to worry about the seal. Mother can handle it.”

    “Th-then why—”

    “My daughter is determined to leave. As her mother, I have to make sure the person she chooses is reliable.” Qingmei Niang said casually.

    Luo Luo’s face flushed as she slowly understood.

    “I only have one simple requirement.”

    “My daughter must be more important to him than anything else in the world.”

    “If he’s willing to hand over Luo Luo just because of some ‘world-ending threat’,” Qingmei Niang said playfully, “then I’d rather keep her locked up in the city.”

    “So, are you satisfied now, Madam Qingmei?”

    “No.”

    Chen Yin was taken aback. “Why?”

    “You renewed the master-servant contract and you dare ask me why?” Qingmei Niang’s eyebrows shot up in mock anger. “How can my daughter, the daughter of the Lord of Ten Thousand Demons, be someone’s servant?”

    “At least marry her properly!”

    Chen Yin: “…”

    “Mother!”

    Luo Luo, her face burning with embarrassment, covered her mother’s mouth and said, on the verge of tears, “D-don’t say such things…”

    “Alright, alright, Mother was just joking.”

    Qingmei Niang rolled her eyes playfully, then turned to Chen Yin.

    “I can entrust my daughter to you, but I have two conditions.”

    Chen Yin nodded without hesitation. “Please speak, Madam.”

    “First, she’s still too young. I know you young people are eager, but at least wait until she’s of age before you…”

    Chen Yin: “…”

    Luo Luo punched her shoulder repeatedly, her eyes filled with tears.

    “Mother, stop it!”

    Qingmei Niang, as if she didn’t feel a thing, continued:

    “Second.”

    “Tell your Master to come visit me when she has time.”

    “…I have something to discuss with her.” Her playful expression faded, replaced by a serious look.

    Chen Yin bowed respectfully. “I’ll be sure to relay your message.”

    “Then it’s settled.”

    Qingmei Niang sighed dramatically. “A married daughter is like spilled water. Now this old woman is all alone again.”

    Luo Luo tugged at her arm playfully. “Mother, it’s not like Luo Luo won’t come back.”

    “Don’t lie to me. With your Young Master, will you even remember to visit your mother?”

    “O-of course I will!”

    Qingmei Niang smiled and stroked her hair gently. “Alright, enough with the jokes.”

    “Now that your bloodline has awakened, you have the power to protect yourself.”

    “Don’t slack off when you’re out there. One year to consolidate your cultivation, and within two years, you must reach the Grand Clarity Realm.”

    Luo Luo’s ears drooped. “Grand Clarity Realm… that’s so difficult.”

    “No whining! It won’t work.”

    Qingmei Niang chuckled and flicked her nose. “If you don’t listen, you’ll have to come back and inherit the title of Lord of Ten Thousand Demons.”

    “Then I’d rather not…”

    Seeing Luo Luo’s obedient and slightly intimidated demeanor, Chen Yin couldn’t help but smile.

    “What are your plans, Young Master Chen?”

    “I have an appointment. I’ll be going to the Azure Cicada Ancient Domain.” Chen Yin didn’t hide anything.

    Qingmei Niang nodded slowly. “The Azure Cicada Ancient Domain is a dangerous place. Be careful.”

    “And go visit your Master as soon as possible.”

    “Understood.”

    After Luo Luo and Chen Yin left the hall, hand in hand, Qingmei Niang propped her head up with her hand, a sigh escaping her lips.

    Her eyes were filled with a mixture of relief and amusement.

    “My biggest worry has finally been resolved.”

    At that moment, an Azure Fox servant whispered, “Madam Qingmei, are you sure about the seal? Your bloodline is weakening. I’m afraid—”

    “You believed that too?” Qingmei Niang glanced at her servant.

    The servant froze.

    “Those were just lies. My bloodline is as strong as ever.”

    “Then why—”

    “…There are some things within the clan that need to be cleaned up.” Qingmei Niang’s voice lost its usual playfulness, replaced by a hint of authority. “Those words were meant for certain… old friends.”

    The servant instantly understood. “Should I investigate within the clan, Madam?”

    “No need. Let those rumors spread.”

    “Besides,” Qingmei Niang sighed softly, “the situation with the void seal is indeed becoming more critical.”

    “It’s not that my bloodline is weakening. It’s that whatever is trapped on the other side is becoming more restless.”

    “The reason I helped you this time is because suppressing the seal is beyond Luo Luo’s capabilities now.”

    “Perhaps… we’ll have to rely on that woman.” Her gaze drifted towards the distance.

    And…

    The thing that woman has been searching for so tirelessly.


    …That’s strange.

    The System had said that she was supposed to guard the seal after her bloodline awakening.

    But Mother said she didn’t have to.

    Was Mother lying to me?

    System? System, are you there?

    “Luo Luo?” Chen Yin’s voice came from beside her.

    “Ah?”

    Luo Luo turned her head and saw Chen Yin packing his things.

    “What are you thinking about?”

    “N-nothing.”

    Luo Luo blinked and asked softly, “Young Master, did you know from the beginning that Mother was lying?”

    “Not at first.”

    Chen Yin admitted honestly, “But I felt that Madam Qingmei’s actions were a bit strange, so I took a gamble.”

    “What if… Mother wasn’t lying?”

    “It wouldn’t have changed anything.”

    He turned to her and ruffled her hair gently. “I told you, you’re my only servant.”

    “If you don’t want to guard the seal, then don’t. I’ll take care of the rest.”

    “If necessary, I’ll personally go and see what’s so ‘world-ending’ about that thing behind the seal.”

    Luo Luo narrowed her eyes and looked at him carefully.

    “Then… what you said last night, was it all true?”

    “What did I say?”

    “That you… didn’t want Luo Luo to leave…” Luo Luo’s head drooped, her face burning with embarrassment.

    Chen Yin couldn’t help but chuckle. “Then let me ask you this. Were your words at the Wooden Leaf Illusion Realm true?”

    “Ah!”

    Luo Luo remembered her innocent and heartfelt confession and let out a soft whimper.

    “Mmm! Don’t say it, Young Master! It’s so embarrassing…”

    Seeing her blush all the way to her ears and neck, Chen Yin decided not to tease her any further. He gently took her hand.

    “Since you’re already here, you’re not leaving until you give me a few little foxes.”

    Luo Luo’s ears burned, and she looked at him shyly.

    “Then… you can’t abandon Luo Luo, okay?”

    “I’ll abandon you when I can no longer afford to feed you, you little glutton.”

    “No, don’t~” she pouted, her eyes watering. “Luo Luo won’t eat that much.”

    Chen Yin burst into laughter. “Just kidding, silly girl.”

    “You always bully Luo Luo, Young Master.”

    Luo Luo snuggled closer to him, her eyes closing as she rubbed her furry head against his chest.

    “Am I cute, Young Master?”

    “Yes, you’re cute.”

    “Do you like Luo Luo?”

    “Yes, I like you.”

    “Then…” she whispered in his ear, her face flushed, her ears a lovely shade of pink, “what are you waiting for?”

    Chen Yin took a deep breath.

    Hmm…

    He had promised Madam Qingmei that he wouldn’t do anything with Luo Luo while she was still young.

    But a little interest wouldn’t hurt, right?

    He was still hesitating when Luo Luo wrapped her arms around his neck.

    Her lips tasted as sweet and delicate as a Rainflower Cake.

    This time, it wasn’t just a peck on the cheek.

    “…Silly girl, you should wait for the boy to make the first move.”

    “I know.”

    “But compared to being confessed to by Young Master,” Luo Luo smiled sweetly, her eyes crinkling, “I just wanted to tell you that I like you first.”

  • On How to Conquer System Fairies and Make Them Your Wives 114

    Chapter 114: I Don’t Have a Good Memory, So You’re Not Allowed to Leave

    On the deck of the boat, the young girl in the extravagant and ornate dress looked at him, her hands clasped behind her back.

    Under the light of the fireworks, her smile was more beautiful than any lantern.

    Chen Yin was momentarily mesmerized.

    “Luo Luo…”

    “I’m sorry, Young Master.”

    Luo Luo, like a child who had made a mistake, lowered her ears and tail and mumbled softly, “I kept the bloodline awakening a secret from you…”

    “Please don’t be angry with Luo Luo.”

    Chen Yin’s lips moved slightly, then he lowered his gaze.

    “…I’m not angry with you.”

    “I knew it. Young Master is the best to Luo Luo.”

    Luo Luo’s smile widened, her eyes sparkling with tears.

    “Young Master is always so kind and gentle to Luo Luo. Even kinder than Mother.”

    “But Luo Luo is stupid.”

    “I didn’t realize I had fallen for you until it was too late.”

    She drew out the words playfully. “And I like you soooo much! Heehee.”

    Chen Yin bit his lip, remaining silent.

    Under the moonlight, Luo Luo looked like a beautifully adorned priestess, her beauty captivating.

    “Do you know? After meeting Young Master, Luo Luo finally understood how happy it is to like someone.”

    “…And how painful it is.”

    “After falling for Young Master, whenever I encounter something delicious, I want to share it with you.”

    “Whenever I hear an interesting story, I want you to read it to me.”

    “I feel sad when I see you being intimate with Sister Qingying.”

    “And I cry all night because I don’t want you to leave.”

    She blinked, her long eyelashes fluttering slightly.

    “Luo Luo only realized recently how much she likes Young Master.”

    “So much that…” Her eyes dimmed like dying stars.

    …I don’t want to leave your side, even in death.

    Chen Yin was about to speak when his eyes widened in shock.

    The Azure Lotus Boat slowly drifted away from the shore.

    Bathed in the moonlight, her magnificent dress shimmered with a milky white glow.

    Her aura was changing visibly.

    Chen Yin’s breath hitched. He knew that Luo Luo’s bloodline was awakening.

    At that moment, a powerful and ancient aura emanated from the depths of the clouds, a decaying presence that seemed to have existed since the dawn of time. Its sheer power made his heart tremble.

    That aura seemed to be pulling Luo Luo towards it.

    “Wait!”

    He stared at Luo Luo intently. “Are you really going to be trapped in that seal for two hundred years?”

    “I have no choice.”

    Luo Luo’s smile was faint and bitter. “This is something only Luo Luo can do.”

    “For the Azure Fox clan… even for Mother, Luo Luo has to do this.”

    “But it’s okay!” Luo Luo suddenly forced a cheerful smile. “It’s just two hundred years!”

    “Maybe Young Master will still be alive by then. Even if you become an old man with white hair, it’s okay.”

    “Luo Luo will still be your servant.”

    Forever. Always.

    By your side.

    “Okay?” She asked softly, tears welling up in her eyes.

    “No.”

    Chen Yin looked at her seriously. “No one knows what will happen in two hundred years.”

    “I never trust uncertainties.”

    Luo Luo’s lips moved slightly, then she lowered her head dejectedly.

    “Yes… two hundred years is a long time.”

    “Young Master, if one day… Luo Luo can no longer be by your side, will you still remember her?”

    She blinked slowly.

    Even though she knew there was no future for them…

    …As long as he remembered her…

    …It would be enough.

    But Chen Yin’s answer disappointed her greatly.

    “No.”

    Luo Luo looked at him sadly.

    The next moment, a flash of sword light, and his figure vanished from the shore.

    Luo Luo’s eyes widened, staring at the empty space where he had been.

    “I don’t have a good memory.”

    “So…”

    “…You’re not allowed to leave.” Chen Yin said, his eyes fixed on hers, his voice firm and resolute.

    The sudden burst of sword light stopped Qingmei Niang, who was about to intervene, and mingled with the fireworks exploding in the night sky, painting the darkness with brilliant colors.

    The lanterns and fireworks illuminated the Azure Lotus Boat on the tranquil lake.

    And the figures of the man and the young girl.

    Chen Yin gently placed a finger on Luo Luo’s forehead, a drop of his blood seeping into her skin.

    “I’m sorry. I thought about it, and I’ve decided to be selfish.”

    He said seriously, “I can’t bear to let such a cute servant go.”

    “Let’s continue this master-servant contract.”

    As long as the contract remained…

    You will always be my little servant.

    You’re not allowed to go anywhere.

    Luo Luo looked up at Chen Yin, her eyes wide.

    She suddenly wanted to cry.

    She wanted to bury her face in his chest and cry her heart out, like she always did.

    She had tried so hard to act mature, to act carefree, to act like she didn’t care.

    But now, with that familiar feeling of their bloodlines connecting, her carefully constructed facade crumbled.

    She realized that she also longed to return to the past.

    To when she and Young Master had first met.

    A naive and foolish little fox. A young cultivator burdened by a heavy past.

    They had formed a contract by chance, their lives intertwined.

    And now, they couldn’t be separated.

    In Luo Luo’s heart, the System was wailing, “Hey, hey! You can’t just abandon me like this! You’re supposed to guard the seal! What about me?!”

    “Luo Luo… Luo Luo doesn’t want to leave Young Master…”

    “I don’t care about the bloodline awakening or the seal anymore.”

    She clung to Chen Yin’s robe, her voice hoarse from crying.

    “Young Master, please take Luo Luo away.”

    “Anywhere is fine, as long as I can be with you…”

    “Okay.” Chen Yin gently embraced her, stroking her soft hair.

    “I’ll take you with me.”

    Bloodline awakening. Guarding the seal.

    These were burdens too heavy for a sixteen-year-old girl to bear.

    Chen Yin couldn’t bear to see her suffer.

    Sword energy enveloped them, shielding them from the moonlight. Luo Luo’s bloodline awakening gradually came to an end. Her aura surged, rising from the ordinary Cloud Ascending Realm to the peak of the Supreme Clarity Realm in a matter of moments.

    For a human cultivator, such a leap in cultivation would be a miracle.

    But for a demon, with a powerful bloodline, even the most unbelievable feats were possible.

    As Luo Luo’s bloodline fully awakened, the ancient and powerful aura from the depths of the clouds surged again, pulling her towards it with an irresistible force.

    Luo Luo almost lost her footing, her body lifted into the air.

    “Young Master!” she cried out.

    The next moment, a pair of strong arms pulled her back, holding her tightly.

    “She’s my servant.”

    “Let’s see who dares to take her from me.” He looked at the seal in the sky, his eyes cold and determined.

    The Eternal Light sword erupted in a blinding light, countless sword beams swirling around Chen Yin before converging into a single, earth-shattering sword strike.

    The immense sword energy soared towards the clouds, cleaving through the sky.

    “…Get lost.”

    A deafening roar, like a clap of thunder, echoed from the depths of the clouds.

    Luo Luo suddenly felt lighter, the pulling force vanishing.

    The clouds gradually calmed down.

    The System in Luo Luo’s heart wailed, “We’re doomed, we’re doomed! The backlash will kill us!”

    “No! I’m still young, I don’t want to die!”

    But then, a strange fluctuation caught its attention. It exclaimed in surprise, “Eh? This aura…?”

    “…Never mind, it’s worth a shot. Maybe I can survive if I hide in there!”

    Suddenly, an ethereal aura shot out from Luo Luo’s body and burrowed into Chen Yin’s chest.

    Chen Yin felt a warmth in his chest. He reached out and touched the scroll, which was glowing faintly.

    Inside, the third fragment lay nestled among the others.

    “Young Master…” Luo Luo looked at him timidly.

    Chen Yin was silent for a moment, then gently stroked her ear, his voice soft and reassuring.

    “Don’t worry.”

    “If you don’t want to do it, no one can force you.”

    “After all, you’re my only servant. I can’t bear to see you suffer.”

    Luo Luo burst into tears of relief, snuggling closer to Chen Yin.

    But at that moment, a jarring voice broke the tender atmosphere:

    “I say, you youngsters these days, there’s a limit to being reckless.”

    Qingmei Niang, her beautiful bare feet padding softly on the deck, said with a hint of annoyance, “You two are enjoying yourselves, but what about the seal?”

    “If the seal weakens, our Azure Fox clan will be the ones to blame.”

    Chen Yin thought for a moment, then asked seriously, “Madam Qingmei, what exactly is sealed behind that barrier?”

    “I can’t tell you. I’m not allowed to.”

    Qingmei Niang’s eyes were calm. “All I can say is, it’s something that must never be released.”

    “If it ever escapes, it will bring about the end of the world.”

    Chen Yin frowned slightly.

    Luo Luo, nestled in his arms, blinked at him timidly. “Young Master…”

    “I don’t know about the end of the world.”

    “But if it requires Luo Luo’s sacrifice, I won’t allow it.”

    “Give me six months.” He said seriously. “I’ll find a way to maintain the seal without sacrificing two hundred years of Luo Luo’s life.”

    “Oh?”

    Qingmei Niang raised an eyebrow. “Are you that confident? What if you can’t find a way?”

    “If I can’t, I’ll go into the seal myself and face whatever is trapped there.”

    Chen Yin’s tone was calm and unwavering.

    His expression made Qingmei Niang pause, a flicker of recognition in her eyes.

    As if a thousand years ago, another young girl had stood before her, grinning confidently:

    “Don’t worry! There’s nothing in this world that my sword can’t handle!”

    “And if there is, I’ll just call for backup and we’ll hack it to death!”

    Lost in thought, Qingmei Niang suddenly closed her eyes and smiled faintly.

    “Your arrogance and confidence…”

    “…are exactly like your Master’s.”

  • On How to Conquer System Fairies and Make Them Your Wives 113

    Chapter 113: I Can’t Bear to Let Her Go

    Qinglian City was adorned with festive decorations. Everyone was busy preparing for the upcoming celebration.

    A figure darted through the moss-covered stone streets, splashing through puddles, swift as the wind, heading towards the pavilion beside the clan’s main hall.

    “Luo Luo!” Chen Yin burst through the door.

    …The room was empty.

    Chen Yin paused, then turned to leave, when Qingying’s cold voice came from behind him:

    “Don’t bother.”

    “Even if you find her, what then?”

    “Are you going to stop her?”

    Chen Yin didn’t answer.

    “Ya Ya and the others made it clear. They’re hiding this from you because they don’t want you to be sad.”

    “Even if you find her, you can’t change anything.” Qingying said calmly.

    Chen Yin lowered his head, his eyes unfocused.

    Ya Ya’s words echoed in his ears.

    “The Azure Fox clan is connected to the void, guarding a void seal located deep within the barrier. This seal has been passed down since ancient times, and only Azure Foxes with the purest bloodline can maintain it.”

    “When the current guardian’s bloodline weakens, their descendant must awaken their bloodline and take over their duty.”

    “The Lotus Birth Ceremony is the ritual for bloodline awakening.”

    “The seal needs to be reinforced every two hundred years. The guardian must enter the seal, where even time stands still, and use their bloodline’s power to strengthen it.”

    “Madam Qingmei has been the guardian for nearly a thousand years. She can only return to the world for less than twenty years every two hundred years. This is her fourth time.”

    “Now, Madam Qingmei’s bloodline is weakening, and only Luo Luo can reinforce the seal.”

    Chen Yin hadn’t realized that such a heavy responsibility lay behind the so-called celebration.

    He had thought it was just a coming-of-age ceremony. He had planned to return in ten days or half a month to see Luo Luo again.

    But…

    If he left today…

    He might never see her again.

    Human lifespans were shorter than those of demons. Except for anomalies like his Master, even Grand Clarity Realm cultivators rarely lived past two hundred years.

    Chen Yin wasn’t confident he could cultivate the “Forgotten Everlasting Heart Sutra” to the same level as his Master. Even if he could, two hundred years was simply too long.

    Long enough for one person to forget another.

    …Luo Luo knew this too.

    She must have known that this parting might be their last.

    That’s why she had said those words to him.

    But he hadn’t noticed anything at the time.

    If only he had realized sooner.

    “I want to see her,” Chen Yin said to Qingying.

    “As who? As her ‘Young Master’?”

    Qingying leaned against the doorframe, her arms crossed. “You said it yourself. You’re no longer her Young Master.”

    “As a friend, you should be happy for her, like Ya Ya and the others.”

    “Awakening her bloodline is a good thing for her. It will greatly enhance her cultivation.”

    Chen Yin’s eyes were unfocused.

    Yes.

    If he saw Luo Luo, what would he say to her?

    Tell her not to go?

    Tell her that she was his servant and he wouldn’t allow her to leave?

    Chen Yin couldn’t say those words. He didn’t think he had the right to control someone else’s life.

    Luo Luo was different from Shen Shuanglian and Yu Xiang. Their encounter had been a coincidence.

    He had taken her in as his servant. She had accompanied him through the most difficult part of his journey to save Xiang’er.

    He still felt a sense of guilt towards her.

    He didn’t know what right he had to ask her to stay.

    More importantly… what if this was her own choice?

    Seeing Chen Yin’s silence, Qingying couldn’t help but feel a sense of satisfaction.

    …Serves you right. You bully me all the time, now it’s your turn to be unhappy.

    “You knew about this all along, didn’t you?” Chen Yin suddenly asked.

    “You were the only one who didn’t know.”

    “Why didn’t you tell me sooner?”

    “Because you always bully me.” Qingying smiled triumphantly, as if she had finally gotten her revenge.

    Chen Yin lowered his gaze, his eyes dull and lifeless. He didn’t retort or tease her like he usually did.

    He just stared out the window silently.

    Qingying had never seen him like this before.

    After a moment of hesitation, she lowered her head, her voice softening slightly.

    “Alright… I’m sorry for not telling you. Is that okay?”

    “Why are you apologizing? You didn’t do anything wrong. It’s my fault.” Chen Yin shook his head.

    …I should have noticed sooner.

    Noticed her strange behavior.

    “I’m telling you,” Qingying couldn’t help but say, “Seeing her again will only make things more painful. It’s better to just say goodbye.”

    “It’s better to forget each other than to stay together and suffer, isn’t it?”

    “But I’m not a fish. And neither is Luo Luo.”

    Chen Yin shook his head gently. “I’ve made up my mind. I’m going to see her.”

    Even if it was her own choice…

    …He had to say goodbye properly, face to face.

    “Hey!”

    Qingying watched as he left the room, stomping her foot angrily. “What about our trip to the Azure Cicada Ancient Domain?!”


    As dusk settled, lanterns began to illuminate the mountain city.

    Chen Yin was still searching as the sky gradually darkened.

    Countless lanterns, each beautifully decorated, were lit in front of every house, transforming the city into a magical and dreamlike wonderland.

    By the lake at the foot of the mountain, many Azure Foxes had gathered with their families to release floating lanterns.

    One by one, the lanterns drifted across the surface of the vast, shimmering lake, carried by lotus leaves.

    “It’s starting soon, it’s starting soon!” Ya Ya and the others had already arrived at the lakeside, lollipops in their mouths, their eyes fixed on a wooden boat by the shore.

    “Is that the Lotus Boat made by Madam Qingmei?”

    “It’s so beautiful… The entire boat is like a giant lantern.”

    “I wish I could ride on that Lotus Boat one day.” Ya Ya said with a wistful expression.

    At that moment, Ya Ya suddenly noticed a familiar figure standing by the lake.

    “Huh? Is that… Brother Chen?”

    Not just her. Many Azure Foxes noticed Chen Yin standing there motionless and began to whisper amongst themselves, pointing at him.

    But he seemed oblivious, his gaze fixed on the boat.

    “Young Master Chen, the celebration is about to begin.”

    An Azure Fox servant approached him and said respectfully, “It’s not appropriate for outsiders to watch. Please return.”

    “I want to see Luo Luo.” Chen Yin said seriously.

    “Well… Miss Luo Luo is preparing for the ceremony. She can’t be disturbed.”

    “Then I’ll wait until she’s ready.”

    Chen Yin remained by the lakeside, unmoving, like a statue.

    The servant looked troubled, unsure what to do, when a seductive voice rang out:

    “You’re not a man of your word, Young Master Chen. Didn’t you promise to leave today?”

    Chen Yin turned and saw Qingmei Niang, dressed in a beautiful and flowing dress, landing gracefully by the lake.

    “What’s this? Are you reluctant to part with Luo Luo?” Qingmei Niang asked with a playful smile.

    Chen Yin bowed respectfully. “Madam Qingmei, I need to speak with Luo Luo.”

    “Unfortunately, you’re a step too late, Young Master Chen.” Qingmei Niang’s lips curled into a smile. “That girl is preparing for her bloodline awakening ceremony. She doesn’t have time to see you.”

    “I must speak with her, no matter what. Please, Madam Qingmei, grant me this request.”

    “What if… I refuse?” Qingmei Niang’s eyes narrowed slightly.

    Chen Yin’s expression remained unchanged. He said calmly, “Then I’ll have to be disrespectful.”

    Qingmei Niang’s smile faded.

    Chen Yin stood his ground, his eyes clear and calm, his resolve unwavering.

    “With your temper, Young Master Chen,”

    “You even cleaved through our city’s protective formation without hesitation. I assume you won’t leave easily if you don’t get to see her today.” Qingmei Niang chuckled.

    “Unfortunately, I can’t allow that.”

    “…Luo Luo’s bloodline awakening is a matter of great importance. I can’t let you interfere.” A strange glint flashed in her alluring eyes.

    The next moment, the scenery around Chen Yin began to shift rapidly. He felt the familiar sensation of being connected to the void, as if he was about to be teleported away.

    He looked up at Qingmei Niang, a smile still on her face.

    “I apologize for the inconvenience, Young Master.”

    Qingmei Niang winked at him. “I’ll apologize properly later.”

    “But for now, excuse—”

    Her words were cut short, and her smile froze on her face.

    Before her very eyes, Chen Yin slowly drew his Eternal Light sword.

    Then, with a swift and effortless motion, he swung it.

    The sword erupted in a blinding light, like the brightest lantern by the lake, so bright that it was impossible to look directly at it.

    The very space seemed to tear apart under its power.

    Bathed in the radiant light, Chen Yin stood on the shore, his sword in hand.

    “Excuse me,”

    Chen Yin returned her words, “I’ll apologize properly to Madam Qingmei later.”

    “But today,”

    “I must see Luo Luo.”

    On the Azure Lotus Boat, a pair of fox ears perked up, listening intently to the commotion outside.

    Qingmei Niang’s voice turned cold, her eyes narrowing. “Why are you so persistent, Young Master Chen? The master-servant contract has been broken. You’re no longer her Young Master.”

    “But she’s my only servant.”

    “I can’t bear to let her go.” Chen Yin said seriously, each word deliberate.

    On the boat, Luo Luo’s eyes widened slightly, her breath catching in her throat.

    …Fireworks exploded in the night sky.

    Bursts of colorful light, one after another, painted the sky, a breathtaking spectacle. The cheers of the Azure Foxes echoed across the lake.

    Chen Yin looked up, and he heard the sound of wooden clogs on the deck of the boat.

    Luo Luo was dressed in an extravagant and ornate traditional dress.

    Her pink and white skirt, adorned with blooming flower patterns, trailed behind her on the deck.

    Her makeup was elaborate and striking, her lips red, her teeth white, her eyes as bright as lanterns in the night. A magnificent floral crown adorned her head.

    She looked completely different from the innocent and clingy little fox he knew.

    She was a stunning young woman, her beauty breathtaking.

    “Young Master,” Luo Luo said softly, a gentle smile on her lips.

    “Did you come to find Luo Luo?”

  • On How to Conquer System Fairies and Make Them Your Wives 112

    Chapter 112: Two Hundred Years

    Chen Yin hadn’t expected this.

    Although it wasn’t the first time he had been confessed to, he was still flustered.

    The young fox girl, nestled in his arms, had spoken those words so softly, so casually, as if she were talking to herself.

    He didn’t know how to respond.

    For the first time, he was unsure of his own feelings.

    “I…”

    Luo Luo, however, seemed unconcerned. She asked softly, “Are you leaving tomorrow, Young Master?”

    Chen Yin couldn’t help but lower his head and hummed softly in affirmation.

    “That’s a pity. You won’t be able to attend the celebration.”

    Luo Luo smiled innocently. “Our Lotus Birth Ceremony is very beautiful!”

    “There will be lanterns, fireworks, lotus boats, and so many fun and beautiful things!”

    “I really wanted to show you around.” She said, her eyes crinkling with a smile, her lips pursed slightly.

    Chen Yin fell silent.

    The gentle rain and the misty air filled with the scent of moss.

    Luo Luo’s ears twitched, and her bright eyes shimmered like ripples on water.

    “Young Master, we’ve reached the end of the Wooden Leaf Illusion Realm.”

    “It’s enough that you accompanied me this far.” She said lightly. “I’ll walk the rest of the way myself.”

    Chen Yin hesitated, then couldn’t help but ask, “Luo Luo, about what you said earlier—”

    “Ah, you don’t have to worry about it, Young Master.”

    Luo Luo waved her hands dismissively. “I just thought it would be a pity if you left without me telling you. I would have regretted it.”

    “Actually, Luo Luo isn’t as bad as you think. I’m not a spoiled and unreasonable brat.”

    “…You don’t have to respond, Young Master.”

    “I just wanted to tell you.” She said, her hands behind her back, her eyes as bright as stars.

    Chen Yin hesitated for a long time, unsure how to respond.

    “Alright.”

    Luo Luo suddenly stood up and gently pushed Chen Yin towards the exit of the formation.

    “You’ve accompanied Luo Luo this far. It’s enough.”

    “I’ll finish the last part of the trial on my own. You should go back now.”

    As she pushed him towards the exit, Chen Yin couldn’t help but turn and look at her silently.

    “Luo Luo…”

    He instinctively reached out and gently pinched her soft cheek.

    Luo Luo wagged her tail, her hands cupping his large hand, her eyes closing as she rubbed her cheek against it affectionately.

    …It felt so comfortable.

    The warmth of his hand made her want to close her eyes and fall asleep.

    She wanted to be caressed by him forever.

    She didn’t want to wake up.

    “I’ll come back for you after the celebration.” He said softly.

    “Okay!” Luo Luo replied quietly.

    Finally, under Luo Luo’s gentle urging, Chen Yin was teleported out of the Illusion Realm.

    Luo Luo stood there motionless, staring at the exit.

    “Now you’ve gotten it off your chest.” The System’s voice rang out. “You’ve confessed your feelings. There are no more regrets, right?”

    “Yes.” Luo Luo lowered her head, her expression hidden.

    “…If you’re sad, it’s okay to cry.”

    The System said softly, “No one will come here. You can cry as much as you want, no one will see.”

    “No way. Even then, I don’t want to ruin my makeup.”

    Luo Luo was smiling, but her smile was filled with bitterness.

    “I did well this time, right?”

    “Yes.”

    “He didn’t notice anything, right?”

    “No.”

    “I didn’t cry in front of him either.”

    “No.”

    “See? I did it. Luo Luo is amazing.” She smiled, as if praising herself.

    The System sighed helplessly. It wasn’t good at comforting people. It could only agree with everything Luo Luo said.

    “It’s okay to be sad, but you need to pull yourself together and prepare for your upcoming bloodline awakening.”

    The System said lazily, “Then I’ll finally be free.”

    Luo Luo nodded, her voice forcedly calm.

    “Luo Luo tried so hard not to make Young Master worry today.”

    “Then can Luo Luo… be allowed to…”

    “Cry… just a little…?”

    Like a drop of ink staining a blank sheet of paper, the cracks in her carefully constructed composure finally appeared, her voice trembling with unshed tears.

    “I told you,” the System said impassively, “no one will come here. You can cry as much as you want, no one will judge you.”

    Luo Luo crouched down, hugging her knees and burying her face in her arms.

    She cried softly.

    Her eyes reddened, and her sleeves became damp with tears.

    Ripples appeared on the surface of the calm pool.

    …Indeed, no one saw her crying.


    Qingying lay on the roof tiles, reading a book.

    It was her hobby, and also her habit. Due to her training in the secret division, she often couldn’t sleep normally in a bed. The roof and the rafters were her usual resting places.

    Even when she wasn’t on a mission, she preferred to stay outside, away from prying eyes, doing what she enjoyed in these secluded spots.

    She hadn’t read much when she saw Chen Yin approaching, his expression strange, his demeanor absentminded.

    She was intrigued. She jumped down and couldn’t resist teasing him,

    “Yo, did you try to hit on a girl and get rejected?”

    Chen Yin ignored her.

    Qingying pouted. She had thought it was a perfect opportunity to mock him, but he didn’t even react, which made her feel a little frustrated.

    “Whatever is bothering you, remember to pack your things. We’re leaving tomorrow.”

    She said, her red lips curving into a smile, “I’ve memorized the route to the Azure Cicada Ancient Domain. No more excuses this time.”

    But to her surprise, Chen Yin said seriously,

    “Luo Luo just confessed to me.”

    “Then she must be blind.” Qingying scoffed without hesitation.

    Chen Yin was speechless.

    “I don’t know… I never expected her to say that.”

    He lowered his head, a troubled expression on his face. “This is the first time I’ve been so conflicted about something like this.”

    “Conflicted about what? Conflicted because too many girls like you?”

    Qingying chuckled, her lips curling into a mocking smile. “You’re truly a hopeless scumbag. Even a teenage girl isn’t safe from your charms.”

    “That’s not what I meant…”

    “I don’t care what you meant.” Qingying turned away dismissively. “Since Luo Luo confessed to you, she’s clearly ready to focus on the upcoming celebration.”

    “It’s a family matter. Don’t interfere. Just pack your things and get ready to leave with me.”

    Chen Yin hesitated for a long time, then suddenly frowned and asked:

    “Are you hiding something from me?”

    “Yes.” Qingying didn’t deny it, admitting it readily.

    “What is it?”

    “I’m not telling you.”

    Chen Yin took a deep breath, suppressing the urge to pin her down and spank her.

    Qingying, like a rooster after a victorious fight, raised her chin proudly, seemingly enjoying his frustration.

    “I hope it’s not something related to me.”

    “Of course it’s not related to you. Don’t flatter yourself.” Qingying scoffed.

    Chen Yin decided not to press further. But he couldn’t help but glance towards the distance, a thoughtful expression on his face.

    …Forget it.

    Since he didn’t know how to respond to her confession…

    …He wouldn’t disturb her during the celebration. He thought to himself.


    A long night.

    It wasn’t as hot and humid as a summer night, but sleep evaded him.

    He lay awake until dawn, when his door suddenly opened, and a small, fox-eared girl said timidly:

    “Luo Luo, it’s time. Madam Qingmei is waiting for you.”

    In the dimly lit room, Luo Luo, curled up in a corner, slowly lifted her head, her ears drooping, her eyes downcast.

    “Okay. I understand.”

    After the messenger left, she took a deep breath and slapped her cheeks lightly.

    “Alright,” she said, trying to encourage herself.

    “It’s time for Luo Luo to grow up. I have to become stronger to be worthy of Young Master.”

    She looked up at the sunlight streaming through the window.

    “You can do it, Luo Luo!”


    At the entrance of Qinglian City…

    “Thank you for seeing us off.”

    “It’s okay.” Ya Ya shook her head, her voice filled with sadness. “We’ll miss Brother Chen.”

    “Luo Luo is preparing for the celebration, so she couldn’t come and see you off.”

    Chen Yin smiled and ruffled her ears gently. “Don’t worry. I’ll come visit you again after the celebration.”

    Ya Ya just nodded silently, her head lowered.

    She didn’t dare look up, afraid that Chen Yin would see the sadness in her eyes.

    “Alright,” Qingying said coldly, her arms crossed. “Stop dawdling.”

    “It’s time for us to leave.”

    “Then, goodbye.” Chen Yin waved at the little foxes with a smile.

    “Goodbye, Brother Chen!”

    The little foxes waved back excitedly. “Next time you come, we’ll treat you to more Rainflower Cakes!”

    Chen Yin smiled and nodded, then turned and walked towards the barrier with Qingying.

    Just as he was about to step out, he paused.

    “Reluctant to leave?” Qingying teased.

    Chen Yin was silent for a long time, then shook his head faintly.

    “The master-servant contract has been broken.”

    “I’m… no longer her Young Master.”

    “Luo Luo can take care of herself, even without me.”

    “I’ll come visit her again when I have time.” He was about to step out of the barrier,

    When he stopped.

    From far behind him, faint whispers carried on the wind.

    “It’s a pity… It’ll be a long time before we can eat Rainflower Cakes with Brother Chen again.”

    “And Luo Luo won’t be able to eat with us either.”

    “In two hundred years, we’ll all be old grannies. I wonder if Luo Luo will still remember us.”

    “It’s more like whether you’ll still remember Luo Luo. She won’t age.”

    As the little foxes chatted and laughed, a figure suddenly appeared before them, startling them.

    “Tell me,” Chen Yin said, his eyes fixed on them.

    “What’s this about two hundred years?”

  • On How to Conquer System Fairies and Make Them Your Wives 111

    Chapter 111: The Favored One

    Chen Yin didn’t see Luo Luo the next day either.

    It seemed that because of the upcoming celebration, the residents of Qinglian City were busy with preparations. The city was decorated with lanterns and streamers, creating a festive atmosphere.

    Chen Yin felt like an outsider, wandering the streets, seeing the busy Azure Foxes but having no one to talk to.

    He tried to find Ya Ya and the others to ask about Luo Luo, but they were nowhere to be found.

    He had promised Qingmei Niang that he would leave before the celebration. But with the celebration fast approaching, he felt uneasy about leaving just like that.

    “Is that girl really alright?”

    According to Qingmei Niang, Luo Luo had some trials to complete before the celebration.

    He wondered if she was up to the task in her current state.

    “…At least, I should say goodbye to her.” Chen Yin thought to himself.

    Luo Luo had said she lived near the main hall.

    Chen Yin walked towards the hall and saw an elegant pavilion by the water, its architecture standing out from the surrounding buildings.

    He knocked tentatively, but there was no response.

    “Excuse me.” He gently pushed the door open, only to find that it wasn’t locked.

    Without the master-servant contract, Chen Yin could only search the pavilion room by room. He finally found a room on the second floor with the door slightly ajar.

    He pushed the door open and saw Luo Luo standing by the window, gazing quietly at the scenery outside.

    “Young Master!”

    Luo Luo turned around and smiled faintly. “What brings you here?”

    “I was worried about you.” Chen Yin said softly after a moment of silence.

    …He felt a sense of unease.

    The room was too tidy, the bed neatly made, as if Luo Luo hadn’t slept there last night.

    It seemed she had been standing there the entire night.

    But Luo Luo’s expression was calm and serene, a faint smile on her childish face.

    “Thank you for your concern, Young Master, but Luo Luo is fine now.”

    Chen Yin noticed the slight redness around her eyes and the hint of bitterness in her smile.

    He frowned. “Have you been crying?”

    “No.”

    Luo Luo smiled softly, lowering her head. “Luo Luo doesn’t cry.”

    “Don’t lie to me.”

    Chen Yin gently reached out and caressed her face, his voice soft.

    “Is it because I’m leaving? It’s just a temporary separation. I can come back after the celebration.”

    Luo Luo lowered her head silently, then suddenly looked up with a bright smile and took his hand.

    “Young Master, spend one last day with Luo Luo.”

    Chen Yin didn’t like the word “last.”

    He had felt that Luo Luo was acting strangely these past few days, but he couldn’t pinpoint what was wrong.

    “I don’t intend for this to be the last time we spend time together.” He said seriously.

    Luo Luo’s lips parted slightly, then she pressed them together.

    “…Okay.”

    “Young Master will definitely spend more time with Luo Luo, right?” She suddenly gripped his hand tightly.

    “Today, let’s go to the Wooden Leaf Illusion Realm.”

    “Aren’t you going to invite Ya Ya and the others?”

    “No.” Luo Luo clung to his arm. “Today, it’s just Young Master and Luo Luo.”


    The Wooden Leaf Illusion Realm, located at the peak of Qinglian City, was a small pocket dimension created by a simple formation.

    Although the formation wasn’t powerful, it was still quite complex, creating a unique and separate space within the mountain.

    As Luo Luo pulled him into the realm, Chen Yin was greeted by a sea of green.

    Leaves everywhere.

    Countless trees and plants, their lush foliage covering the entire realm, every leaf a vibrant shade of green, as if freshly washed by rain. It was a calming and serene sight.

    Chen Yin was reminded of a movie he had seen in his previous life, Makoto Shinkai’s “The Garden of Words.” The park in the movie had the same pure and vibrant greenery.

    “Is this the trial you have to complete?” Chen Yin asked, turning to Luo Luo.

    “It’s called a trial… but it’s more like a formality.”

    Luo Luo’s feet tapped lightly on the moss-covered stone steps as she turned around gracefully. “There’s no danger in this realm. We’ve been playing here since we were children. We know it like the back of our hands.”

    “We just have to reach the end. Come with me, Young Master.”

    “Okay.”

    Luo Luo didn’t hold his hand this time. They walked one after the other, Luo Luo skipping ahead playfully, while Chen Yin followed at a leisurely pace.

    It was like a hidden forest deep within the mountains. Besides the trees and leaves, there was a calm and tranquil pool of water.

    They looked more like they were on a leisurely stroll than undergoing a trial.

    “Young Master, is Sister Qingying settling in alright?”

    “She’s the type who can adapt to any environment. Don’t worry about her.”

    “She’s so amazing. She’s beautiful, powerful, and reliable… All men must like women like Sister Qingying, right?”

    “Not necessarily. Not everyone likes a cold and aloof ice queen.”

    “What about Young Master?”

    “What about me?”

    “Do you like Sister Qingying?” Luo Luo blinked and turned to look at him.

    Chen Yin was silent for a moment, then shook his head slowly. “Liking someone isn’t such a simple and frivolous matter.”

    “She tried to kill me the first time we met. I’m not stupid enough to like someone who wants me dead.”

    “Even now, she’s just a traveling companion at best, not even a friend.”

    “The only reason I’m keeping her around, besides being kind enough to let her tag along, is because her skills as a member of the secret division might come in handy.”

    …Of course, there was another reason.

    Teasing her was quite fun.

    But he kept that thought to himself. It wouldn’t be appropriate to corrupt a child.

    Luo Luo’s eyes flickered as she listened, her tail swishing back and forth. She turned away, lost in thought.

    Chen Yin was puzzled. Why was she suddenly so concerned about Qingying?

    “Young Master.”

    “Hmm?”

    “Liking someone… shouldn’t be a simple and frivolous matter, right?”

    “It can be simple, but it shouldn’t be frivolous.”

    …Although I’m not exactly one to talk. Chen Yin thought to himself.

    “Then,” Luo Luo looked up at him, “do you have someone you like, Young Master?”

    Chen Yin thought for a moment and answered seriously, “Yes.”

    “Is it your Junior Sister?”

    “Yes.”

    “And your Senior Sister?”

    “Yes.”

    “And maybe Sister Luo from the Heavenly Net Sect?”

    “…”

    Chen Yin finally couldn’t resist and ruffled her hair. “Why are you so curious today?”

    Luo Luo didn’t resist, letting his hand play with her hair.

    “I’m just curious.”

    “You wouldn’t hate Luo Luo for being curious, right?” She clung to his arm playfully.

    Chen Yin sighed, a mixture of exasperation and affection in his voice. He gently flicked her nose.

    “Spoiled brat.”

    Luo Luo’s eyes lowered slightly.

    “If only Young Master could spoil Luo Luo every day.”

    “Grow up quickly. When your mother finally lets you leave the city, I’ll take you on a trip around the world and spoil you every day.” Chen Yin said casually.

    The stone path crossed the surface of the pool, the stones like stepping stones emerging from the water.

    Luo Luo hopped from one stone to another, her light blue shoes barely making a sound.

    “Young Master, do you think Luo Luo can swim?”

    “Probably… yes.” Chen Yin blinked.

    Canines were natural swimmers, right?

    “What if Luo Luo can’t swim?”

    “Then don’t go into the water.” Chen Yin chuckled, unsure why she was asking such strange questions.

    Luo Luo suddenly stopped, standing on a stone in the middle of the pool.

    She turned to him, her delicate figure as ethereal as the mist, her eyes fixed on him.

    “I can’t help it.”

    She smiled brightly, revealing her adorable fangs. “Because Luo Luo is spoiled, remember?”

    The next moment, Chen Yin’s eyes widened in shock.

    Luo Luo simply let herself fall backward into the pool, her arms outstretched.

    Splash.

    Water droplets sprayed into the air, and bubbles rose to the surface.

    In the dark depths of the pool, only the shimmering water and the gently swaying water plants were visible.

    Luo Luo opened her eyes calmly, gazing at the reflection of the sky on the water’s surface.

    She was waiting.

    Waiting for someone to respond to her childish whims and playful demands.

    Then, her eyes widened slightly.

    A dark figure broke through the surface of the water, shattering the reflection of the sky.

    A hand reached out and grabbed hers.

    Pulling her into a tight embrace.


    “Whew… you silly girl.”

    On the bank of the pool, two soaking wet figures sat side by side.

    Chen Yin wrapped a towel around Luo Luo, drying her wet fur, and grumbled, “Why did you jump into the pool? Was it too hot?”

    Luo Luo snuggled closer to him, letting his large hand ruffle her head, hair, and fur.

    After a moment, she shook her head like a puppy shaking off water, scattering droplets everywhere, then turned to him with a carefree grin.

    “Young Master said it yourself. Luo Luo is a spoiled brat.”

    “You little rascal…” Chen Yin was both exasperated and amused.

    This definitely wasn’t part of the trial. She was clearly just trying to get a rise out of him.

    Truly, the favored child knows no fear.

    Chen Yin couldn’t bring himself to scold her. He just rubbed her head with the towel, his voice gentle yet firm:

    “You silly girl, always causing trouble for me.”

    Luo Luo suddenly fell silent, like an obedient puppy, letting him dry her fur.

    After a while, she suddenly said, “Young Master.”

    “Do you know?”

    His hand froze.

    She said it so casually, so naturally, as if it were just a normal part of their conversation.

    Like a gentle rain falling into a still pond, creating tiny ripples.

    “Luo Luo…” she smiled softly, her lips pressed together.

    “I think… I’m falling for you.”

  • On How to Conquer System Fairies and Make Them Your Wives 110

    Chapter 110: The Butterfly Effect

    To be honest, Chen Yin was a little taken aback by Luo Luo’s action.

    Such an intimate gesture would make even lovers blush.

    For Luo Luo, such a naive and innocent girl, to do this so naturally…

    He didn’t know what to make of it.

    But then he thought he might be overthinking things.

    …They were close, sharing meals and spending time together. It was practically second nature.

    Luo Luo was a glutton. She probably just saw the crumbs on his lips and didn’t want to waste them.

    Besides, a kiss without tongue didn’t really count as a kiss, right? That was the scumbag’s rule.

    “You,”

    Chen Yin flicked her nose playfully. “It’s dangerous to do that to a man.”

    “If you meet a bad guy, he might eat you up!”

    “Mmm.”

    Luo Luo’s nose twitched, and a shy smile appeared on her youthful face.

    “Luo Luo is not afraid. Young Master is not a bad guy.”

    “How do you know I’m not a bad guy?”

    “If Young Master was a bad guy and wanted to eat Luo Luo, you would have done it already.”

    “Maybe I’m just waiting for you to grow up a little, to fatten you up before eating you.” Chen Yin made a face at her.

    Luo Luo paused, then smiled faintly.

    “Luo Luo is not small anymore. It’s almost my sixteenth birthday.”

    “Ah, speaking of which…”

    Chen Yin said seriously, “I need to think about what to get you for your birthday.”

    Luo Luo waved her hands frantically. “Young Master doesn’t need to get Luo Luo a gift.”

    “But it’s important to celebrate. It’s a ritual.”

    “What should I get you…” Chen Yin pondered.

    Luo Luo sat quietly on his lap, her gaze soft.

    “Ah, I have an idea.”

    Chen Yin snapped his fingers and, after rummaging through his pocket, produced a pair of small bells.

    “These will look great on you.”

    The small bells were tied together with a red string, their gentle chimes echoing in the air as they collided.

    Luo Luo took them in her hands, her eyes lighting up with delight. She carefully attached them to her hair, near her fox ears.

    “Young Master, do they look good?” Luo Luo asked, turning to him with a smile, the bells chiming softly.

    Chen Yin nodded with satisfaction. “They look great. I have such good taste.”

    They laughed and chatted, enjoying the view of Qinglian City in the gentle rain. Time flew by quickly.

    As dusk approached, Chen Yin lifted her from his lap, patting the dampness from his clothes.

    “Alright, it’s getting late. Let’s go back and get some rest.”

    They had only taken a few steps when a small hand grabbed his.

    “Young Master,” she looked at him with pleading eyes. “Will you come play with Luo Luo again tomorrow?”

    “Didn’t you ask me that yesterday?”

    “Luo Luo just wants to hear Young Master say it again.” She swayed his arm playfully.

    Chen Yin couldn’t resist and gently ruffled her hair and ears, his voice soft.

    “Don’t worry.”

    “I’m not going anywhere. If you want to play, you can find me anytime.”

    Luo Luo finally smiled and nodded.

    “See you tomorrow, Young Master.”

    After Luo Luo skipped away, Chen Yin scratched his head, puzzled.

    “This girl… is acting really strange.”

    “Is she up to something?”


    Inside the main hall, Qingmei Niang was studying a scroll when she saw Luo Luo skipping towards her bedroom, humming a tune.

    “My, you seem to be in a good mood today.”

    Qingmei Niang teased, “Has our little fox fallen in love?”

    “Mother!” Luo Luo said with a playful glare.

    “I went to eat Rainflower Cakes with Young Master by the Azure Lotus Tower today.”

    Hearing this, Qingmei Niang lowered her eyes and, after a moment of silence, suddenly said:

    “Luo Luo.”

    Luo Luo stopped in her tracks.

    “What is it, Mother?”

    “…Your birthday is approaching. It’s almost time for the Lotus Birth Ceremony.” Qingmei Niang’s voice was soft.

    Luo Luo’s smile froze on her face.

    It slowly transformed from surprise to shock, then to fear, and finally to a quiet despair.

    “…So soon?” She whispered, her eyes downcast.

    “It should still be a few years away…”

    “The seal is weakening.” Qingmei Niang’s alluring eyes looked away. “Mother can’t reinforce it anymore.”

    “It’s almost time for you to awaken your bloodline.”

    Luo Luo stood there in a daze for a long time, then looked up at her mother with pleading eyes.

    “Mother, can’t we… wait a little longer?”

    “If I could, I would let you stay like this forever.”

    Qingmei Niang’s eyes were filled with a mixture of love and sadness.

    “But you’re my daughter, Qingmei Niang’s daughter.”

    “This day will come eventually.”

    Luo Luo’s spirit seemed to crumble, the light fading from her eyes.

    She bit her lip and, after a long silence, covered her mouth with her hand and ran back to her room.

    Qingmei Niang didn’t stop her, just watched her leave with a worried expression.

    Then she sighed softly.

    “Alas.”

    “I’m sorry, my child.”


    Back in her room, Luo Luo sat on the bed, hugging her knees.

    She buried her face in her arms.

    “System,” she said after a long silence.

    “Why is this happening? According to the records, it should still be a few years away.”

    “I’m sorry, but I have to tell you.” The System’s voice was serious. “The plot has changed.”

    “The current plot requires you to awaken your bloodline at the upcoming Lotus Birth Ceremony and inherit your mother’s duty of maintaining the void seal.”

    Luo Luo’s eyes widened slightly, and she murmured, “Why…”

    “I don’t know the exact reason.”

    The System explained, “But I suspect it’s because another Chosen One has deviated from the plot. The butterfly effect has affected our storyline as well.”

    “But in any case, the time for your bloodline awakening has indeed been moved forward.”

    “But…”

    Luo Luo buried her face in her arms again, her voice choked with tears. “I don’t want to leave Young Master…”

    The System was at a loss.

    It wasn’t good at comforting people. Seeing Luo Luo’s tearful expression, it could only say awkwardly:

    “Well, you can look at it this way.”

    “Maybe your Young Master doesn’t even like you? Maybe he just sees you as a little sister?”

    “Think about last night. He was hugging and kissing that other woman. They seemed to be having a lot of fun. Maybe he prefers cold and aloof beauties?”

    “Doesn’t that make you feel better?” it asked tentatively.

    But its words only made Luo Luo cry even harder.

    The System: “…”

    …Did I say something wrong? Why is she crying even more now?

    Luo Luo ignored it.

    She just hugged herself, her eyes red and swollen, her body shaking with sobs.

    After a while, the System sighed softly. “I told you, didn’t I?”

    “Don’t get too close to your Young Master. You knew this day would come eventually.”

    “You knew you would lose him, yet you still greedily clung to him. I don’t understand you humans.”

    Luo Luo bit her lip and remained silent.

    “I say, just don’t tell him. Make up an excuse, say you need to go into seclusion or something. After a few years, he’ll forget about you.”

    The System said nonchalantly, “Or just tell him the truth.”

    Luo Luo’s sobs gradually subsided. After a long while, she looked up, her eyes red-rimmed.

    “System, do you think Young Master will miss me?”

    “That’s… hard to say.”

    The System said with frustration, “I’m not human, how would I know what you’re thinking? Humans are so troublesome.”

    “If you like him, confess. If you’re afraid he doesn’t like you, then don’t. What’s there to be conflicted about?”

    Luo Luo didn’t answer. She lowered her ears, her long eyelashes fluttering, and stared at a corner of the room.

    She sat there, lost in thought, for the entire night.


    “…She didn’t come?” Chen Yin asked in surprise.

    “No.” Ya Ya pouted regretfully. “She said she wasn’t feeling well and was resting at home.”

    That girl, she’s pushing herself too hard. Chen Yin couldn’t help but worry.

    “Can I go see her?”

    “I don’t know… But since she’s not even seeing us, she must be really unwell.”

    Ya Ya said worriedly, “Brother Chen, let’s not bother her today. We can visit her another time when she’s feeling better.”

    Chen Yin nodded.

    It was a pity. He had wanted to chat with her before leaving.

    If she wasn’t feeling better by tomorrow, he would have to leave.

    He returned to his room. As he was about to enter, he saw Qingying’s figure flicker beside him.

    “Huh? Where were you?”

    “Gathering information.” Qingying said nonchalantly. “It’s always good to be prepared when entering an unfamiliar place.”

    …There’s no need to be so cautious in Luo Luo’s home. Chen Yin couldn’t help but think.

    Of course, it was an occupational hazard for Qingying, and he didn’t bother correcting her.

    “And I found something interesting.”

    Qingying suddenly said mysteriously, “Did you know there’s a celebration happening here soon?”

    “Yes.” Chen Yin blinked. “That’s why Madam Qingmei asked me to leave. She said the mountain would be sealed off during the celebration.”

    “Do you know what this celebration is for?”

    “No.” Chen Yin answered honestly.

    Qingying smiled triumphantly, a smile that made Chen Yin uneasy.

    “What are you smiling about? What did you find out?”

    “…I’m not telling you. Just to spite you.”

    She didn’t even realize how childish she sounded, like a little girl arguing with a boy.

    There was even a hint of smug satisfaction in her smile.

  • On How to Conquer System Fairies and Make Them Your Wives 109

    Chapter 109: Falling for Someone

    Qingmei Niang’s voice was tinged with sadness and loneliness.

    Chen Yin couldn’t fully comprehend that feeling. But he imagined it was similar to how he had felt when he was reborn into a completely unfamiliar world.

    But there was still something he couldn’t understand.

    “Madam Qingmei, forgive my rudeness, but my Master’s ‘Forgotten Everlasting Heart Sutra’ can preserve one’s youth and grant near immortality.”

    He asked, “How have you managed to live for so many years?”

    Although demons generally had longer lifespans than humans…

    …It was still unusual for a demon to live for over a thousand years. Even a five or six-hundred-year-old demon would be considered an ancient monster.

    “Well…”

    Qingmei Niang smiled seductively. “That’s a secret of our fox clan. I’m afraid I’ll have to disappoint you, Young Master Chen.”

    Since it was a secret, Chen Yin didn’t press further.

    “By the way, I haven’t asked yet, why did you summon me here today?”

    “Well…” Qingmei Niang’s playful expression softened slightly. “Young Master Chen, you’ve worked hard escorting Luo Luo back home.”

    “My Azure Fox clan is deeply grateful and would like to extend our hospitality.”

    “However…” She paused, a hint of apology in her voice.

    “In a few days, our mountain city will be holding a centennial celebration. This celebration involves some clan secrets, and we’ll have to seal off the mountain for a few days. We won’t be able to receive any guests.”

    “Please come visit us again after the celebration, Young Master Chen. You will be most welcome.”

    Chen Yin understood.

    She was asking him to leave.

    But he wasn’t particularly disappointed. He had safely brought Luo Luo home and even met her family. He had no regrets.

    He could always visit again if he had the chance.

    “I understand. I’ll leave tomorrow at the latest.”

    “There’s no need to rush.”

    Qingmei Niang said gracefully, “Luo Luo will be participating in some trials during the celebration, as one of the main participants.”

    “If you don’t mind, Young Master Chen, you can stay and accompany her for the next two days.”

    Chen Yin didn’t think too much about it, assuming it was some kind of coming-of-age ceremony for the Azure Fox clan. He bowed and agreed. “I understand.”


    On the other side of the mountain city…

    By the Azure Lotus Pond, lotuses and lily pads bloomed in abundance.

    Luo Luo sat by the edge of the pond, her bare feet dangling in the water, her toes playfully creating ripples.

    “Luo Luo, what’s wrong with you?”

    Ya Ya, sitting beside her, her head propped up with her hand, asked curiously, “You’ve been acting strange these past few days.”

    Luo Luo hesitated for a long time before finally speaking, her eyes flickering nervously.

    “Ya Ya… I think I’m sick.”

    “What?!”

    Ya Ya’s eyes widened in alarm. “What’s wrong? Tell Madam Qingmei quickly!”

    “Lately, my heart has been beating strangely, sometimes fast, sometimes slow. My face gets hot sometimes, and my head feels fuzzy and lightheaded. I can’t concentrate.”

    Luo Luo swayed her feet, her tail swishing gently. “And sometimes, I have strange dreams at night. I wake up suddenly in the middle of the dream, but I can’t remember what it was about.”

    “Especially last night, I couldn’t sleep and wanted to ask Young Master to tell me a story, but I saw him being intimate with Sister Qingying.”

    She had seen Qingying fall into Chen Yin’s arms.

    Their lips met, their eyes locked, and they both looked so happy.

    “I-I don’t know why, but I suddenly felt very sad, my heart ached, and I ran away without even talking to Young Master…” Her ears drooped, her voice filled with disappointment.

    Ya Ya blinked.

    “Ya Ya, do you think I have hysteria?” Luo Luo looked at her with pleading eyes.

    “Silly Luo Luo.”

    Ya Ya giggled, covering her mouth with her hand. “That’s not hysteria.”

    “You’re in love!”

    Luo Luo froze, her face slowly turning crimson.

    “D-don’t say such things, Ya Ya!”

    She waved her hands frantically. “What do you mean, in love… That’s so embarrassing!”

    “Then let me ask you this.”

    Ya Ya tilted her head. “What do you think of Brother Chen?”

    “Young Master… he’s… of course he’s very good.”

    Luo Luo stammered, “He’s very gentle and kind to me. When I’m with him, I feel calm and comfortable…”

    Her voice trailed off.

    Ya Ya giggled uncontrollably.

    “Silly Luo Luo. You still say you’re not in love. You’ve clearly fallen for Brother Chen!”

    “I-I haven’t!”

    Luo Luo kicked the water in frustration, splashing Ya Ya.

    “Hey! Luo Luo!”

    Ya Ya pounced on her, and the two little foxes tumbled around by the pond, laughing and playing.

    They didn’t stop until they were both out of breath, their pants soaked from the pond water.

    “…Ya Ya, you’re not allowed to tell Young Master,”

    Luo Luo said, still worried. “I really don’t have any other feelings for him.”

    “Besides, Young Master probably only sees me as a servant.”

    “Silly Luo Luo.” Ya Ya made a face at her. “Just wait until another girl steals him away from you.”

    “You’re so oblivious, even when you’re already head over heels in love. You’re so stupid!”

    “Luo Luo is not stupid!” Luo Luo protested, pouting. “Luo Luo is very smart!”

    “Then do you even know what love is?”

    “N-no…”

    Ya Ya, as if performing a magic trick, produced two Rainflower Cakes from behind her back.

    “Yay, Rainflower Cakes! You sneaky Ya Ya, you were hiding them!”

    Luo Luo’s eyes lit up at the sight of the pastries. “Give them to me, give them to me!”

    “Not so fast.”

    Ya Ya held out the Rainflower Cakes and asked, “Now, you have two of your favorite Rainflower Cakes in front of you.”

    “Tell me, what’s the first thought that comes to mind?”

    “Of course it’s—”

    Luo Luo stopped mid-sentence.

    As if electrocuted, she froze.

    Her gaze fell, as if she was looking at the dust beneath her feet.

    Ya Ya, seeing her frozen like a statue, waved her hand dismissively after calling her name several times with no response.

    “I’m leaving you alone to think about it.” With that, she skipped away.

    Luo Luo remained by the pond, lost in thought, her toes gently touching the water, creating ripples.

    The sky above the mountain city darkened, but there was no rain.

    Not even a drizzle.

    The mist lingered, and only the lush green lotus leaves, adorned with dewdrops, swayed gently in the breeze.

    Luo Luo was thinking about many things.

    About all the delicious food Chen Yin had taken her to eat.

    Steamed buns, candied hawthorns, dried fruits, and preserves.

    About all the stories he had told her.

    The innkeeper’s helper, the pawn shop assistant.

    About his gentle touch as he wiped the crumbs from her mouth.

    About his warm voice as he read stories to her while holding her in his arms.

    About his affectionate gestures as he ruffled her hair and ears.

    About how he carefully tucked her into bed while she was asleep.

    “Ah…” Her eyes widened slightly.

    She finally understood what Ya Ya meant.

    Those were her favorite Rainflower Cakes.

    But just now, the first thought that came to her mind wasn’t to eat them.

    “This is the osmanthus flavor. Young Master hasn’t tried it yet. I should let him have a taste.”

    …Such a simple and clear thought.

    But before leaving the mountain city, she wouldn’t have thought that way.

    Finally, the rain started to fall.

    A soft, gentle drizzle, barely noticeable on her skin.

    Luo Luo suddenly lowered her head and smiled.

    “So that’s what it is.”

    When you fall in love with someone…

    …You no longer want to keep your favorite things to yourself, but to share them with him.

    “So…”

    “I really have fallen for Young Master.”


    After being teleported from the main hall, Chen Yin had only taken a few steps when he suddenly stopped.

    “Ah.”

    “I forgot to ask something.”

    …Where was Luo Luo’s father? Why had he never seen him?

    “Never mind. I’ll ask her next time.” He shook his head and was about to turn back,

    When he froze. At the end of the moss-covered path, a fox-eared girl in a green dress and embroidered shoes stood there, looking at him expectantly.

    “Luo Luo?”

    “Are you alright? If you’re not feeling well, you need to tell—” Before Chen Yin could finish his sentence, Luo Luo ran towards him and took his hand.

    “Young Master, come with me.”

    Chen Yin, unsure of her intentions, let her lead him, a puzzled expression on his face.

    They walked along the soft, moss-covered path, up a narrow staircase, and halfway up the hill.

    They stopped at a tall tower built against the cliff, the highest point in the mountain city.

    “Young Master, is the view beautiful here?”

    Chen Yin looked down at Qinglian City, the entire town shrouded in a misty rain, dreamlike and ethereal.

    “It’s beautiful. I didn’t know there was a place like this.” He sat down beside the tower.

    “It’s raining, and the ground is wet. Sit on my lap.”

    Luo Luo nodded obediently and sat down on his lap, her tail resting softly against his chest.

    They sat there quietly, gazing at the city below, as if time had stood still.

    “Young Master, open your mouth!”

    A small, delicate hand offered him a Rainflower Cake. Chen Yin took a bite and exclaimed, “Mmm! This one is delicious too!”

    “It’s the osmanthus flavor.”

    Luo Luo’s eyes crinkled into crescent moons.

    “If you like it, Young Master, I have more.”

    Chen Yin ate two more pieces with relish, then noticed Luo Luo staring at him intently.

    “What’s wrong?” He chuckled. “Do I have crumbs on my face?”

    “Yes.” Luo Luo blinked.

    Before Chen Yin could react…

    A fragrant breeze brushed against his face, followed by a soft, fleeting touch on his lips.

    Chen Yin froze.

    “There…”

    “…Luo Luo ate it.” She said with a giggle.

  • On How to Conquer System Fairies and Make Them Your Wives 108

    Chapter 108: When a Star Falls

    The two were pressed together, face to face.

    Qingying froze. The moment she had acted on her murderous intent, the sword energy within her body flared up, sealing her meridians.

    Reduced to the state of a mortal in an instant, she was unable to react in time and tumbled into Chen Yin’s arms.

    Their faces and lips touched.

    After a brief moment of shock, she pushed Chen Yin away angrily, her eyes blazing.

    Chen Yin licked his lips thoughtfully and nodded seriously.

    “Mmm. Quite sweet.”

    “I hope you die.”

    “Not a chance~”

    “Then I’ll kill myself.” Qingying calmly picked up her dagger and pressed it against her throat.

    But Chen Yin simply waved his hand, and the dagger clattered to the floor.

    “Seriously, Sister, there’s a limit to being unreasonable, don’t you think?”

    Chen Yin said with a mock-serious tone, “You were the one who kissed me. Now you’re trying to kill yourself? And it’s my fault?”

    “If you’re really attracted to my irresistible charm, there’s no need to be so indirect. Just tell me, and I’ll be happy to satisfy your desires.”

    He blinked innocently.

    Qingying trembled with rage, her voice barely a whisper. “You bastard.”

    “Well, bad boys are more attractive, aren’t they?”

    Chen Yin said casually, “Of course, if you really want me dead, that’s fine too.”

    “Just beg me while crying, and I’ll remove the sword energy from your body. How about that?”

    Qingying glared at him for a full thirty seconds, her eyes slightly red-rimmed, but her gaze remained cold. She finally spat out a single word:

    “Dream on.”

    With that, she turned and stormed out of the room.

    Seeing that she had apparently given up on assassinating him, Chen Yin shrugged and went back to his book.

    The night was quiet, as if nothing had happened.

    But neither of them noticed the small, fox-eared girl standing silently behind a tree outside, listening to their exchange.

    After a long while, she looked up at the starlit sky.

    The stars seemed to be reflected in her eyes. She reached out a hand, her lips parting slightly.

    “Ah.”

    A star fell. And along with it, her ears and tail drooped sadly.

    “It fell…”

    “…Time to go back.” Luo Luo murmured to herself, her long eyelashes fluttering.

    She hid the storybook behind her back.


    The morning mist hung heavy in the air, but the mountain city was filled with a refreshing fragrance.

    Early in the morning, Ya Ya and the others came to wake Chen Yin. Still sleepy and wanting to stay in bed, he couldn’t resist the enthusiastic little foxes as they burrowed into his blankets. He had no choice but to get up and play with them.

    “Alright, where are we going today?”

    “To the Wooden Leaf Illusion Realm!”

    “No, no, we have to go to the Giantwood Path first!”

    The little foxes chattered excitedly, but Luo Luo, unusually quiet, kept her head down, a distant look in her eyes.

    Chen Yin noticed her unusual behavior and gently stroked her ear, his voice soft.

    “What’s wrong? Something on your mind?”

    “Ah…”

    Luo Luo felt the warmth of his touch and a pleasant tingling sensation, her lips moving wordlessly. After a long pause, she shook her head slightly.

    “N-nothing.”

    “Maybe I’m just not used to being home yet. My head feels… strange.”

    “I’m sorry, Young Master!” She bowed deeply.

    “What are you apologizing for?” Chen Yin chuckled. “If you’re not feeling well, ask your mother to find someone to treat you.”

    “It’s fine. Now that I know where you live, I can come visit you anytime.”

    “We have plenty of time.” He gently stroked her fur, as always.

    Luo Luo looked up at him, her eyes wide.

    Under the soft, filtered sunlight, Chen Yin’s face was both familiar and strange.

    His smile was as gentle and comforting as always.

    But it made Luo Luo feel inexplicably sad.

    She bit her lip hard, saying nothing, then suddenly turned and ran away.

    “Hey! Luo Luo!”

    Ya Ya and the others chased after her. Chen Yin’s smile faded, and he looked in the direction she had run with a worried expression.

    Luo Luo… is she alright?

    But before he could think further, a strange force suddenly enveloped him.

    Chen Yin recognized this power. It was Qingmei Niang’s void teleportation ability.

    The next moment, he found himself back in the grand and ancient hall.

    Qingmei Niang, dressed in a beautiful and alluring robe, sat on the throne, a smile on her face.

    “Madam Qingmei.” Chen Yin bowed respectfully.

    “Why are you being so polite today, Young Master Chen?”

    Qingmei Niang teased, “You were much more imposing yesterday.”

    “Ahem, I was blind and didn’t recognize Mount Tai.” Chen Yin blushed slightly.

    …Last night, driven by his curiosity about Qingmei Niang’s identity, he had devoured the demonology book, reading it cover to cover.

    Finally, he found her name in the author’s notes.

    So she was the one who had commissioned this book.

    Besides that, Chen Yin had discovered something else.

    Powerful demon clans like the Azure Foxes lived in seclusion. But they still maintained contact with each other.

    And due to their shared wariness and resentment towards human cultivators, these powerful demon clans had formed an alliance, known as the Ten Thousand Demons Alliance.

    It was a mutual defense pact. If any human cultivator sect dared to disturb the peace of the demon race, the alliance would retaliate.

    The leader of the Ten Thousand Demons Alliance was known as the Lord of Ten Thousand Demons, chosen by the powerful demon clans.

    But ever since the alliance’s formation, the position of Lord of Ten Thousand Demons had only been held by one person.

    …Qingmei Niang.

    Technically, the woman standing before him wasn’t just Luo Luo’s mother, but the leader of the entire demon race.

    This was far more impressive than being the Sect Master of the Canghe Sword Sect or the Mist Spirit Sect. As the Lord of Ten Thousand Demons, Qingmei Niang could command the most powerful forces of the demon race. Her own strength was also unfathomable, unmatched for a thousand years.

    She was practically the Yu Ling of the demon race.

    No wonder she had been so furious when she discovered that her daughter had been bound by a master-servant contract. How could the daughter of the Lord of Ten Thousand Demons be a mere servant or pet to a human cultivator?

    Her cultivation was probably on par with Master’s. She had easily severed the contract without harming Luo Luo in the slightest.

    Chen Yin didn’t want to offend such a powerful figure. And besides, she was Luo Luo’s mother. It was best to stay on her good side.

    Qingmei Niang looked down at him from the throne, her full, red lips parting slightly.

    “It seems you’ve done your research, Young Master Chen.”

    “I simply have some questions for you, Madam Qingmei. Naturally, I have to be respectful.”

    Chen Yin decided to get straight to the point.

    “Oh?” Qingmei Niang looked at him with interest, her hand supporting her chin. “What do you want to ask, Young Master Chen?”

    “Did you and my Master… know each other a thousand years ago?”

    “Perhaps. It was so long ago, I can’t remember the exact time.”

    She sighed softly. “Time… can make one forget many things.”

    “Then may I ask, how much do you know about my Master? Would you be willing to tell me?”

    Chen Yin bowed respectfully. “Anything about my Master, I want to know everything.”

    Qingmei Niang raised an eyebrow, intrigued.

    “Why are you so concerned about your Master?”

    “Because I’m worried about that old loli granny.” Chen Yin said seriously.

    Qingmei Niang giggled, her alluring eyes sparkling.

    “Such a caring little puppy. You’re making my heart flutter.” She licked her lips seductively.

    Although he knew it was just her fox nature, her allure was so potent that even Chen Yin couldn’t help but blush.

    “About your Master… I do know some things.”

    “But,” her eyes turned cold, “there’s not much I can tell you.”

    “If you want to hear it, then listen.”

    Chen Yin nodded seriously.

    Qingmei Niang cleared her throat and began:

    “I met your Master about a thousand years ago.”

    “Do you know what the cultivation world was like back then?”

    Chen Yin did. He had learned about it at the Mist Spirit Sect.

    “It was the end of an era. After the fall of the Immortal Venerable and the Demonic Venerable, the world returned to its primordial state, a time of chaos and rebirth. It was known as the ‘Era of the Immortal’s End’.”

    “Indeed.” Qingmei Niang said slowly, “In that era of nothingness, the surviving cultivators scrambled to establish their own sects and fought amongst themselves endlessly.”

    “We, the demon race, chose to stay out of their conflicts and went into seclusion.”

    “But,” a nostalgic look appeared in her beautiful eyes, “among those human cultivators consumed by desire, there was one person who had no interest in power or status. She came to Qinglian City and challenged me, a complete stranger, to a fight.”

    Chen Yin was speechless.

    …That sounded just like something his Master would do.

    “The wager was two jars of immortal wine, and I accepted.” Qingmei Niang lowered her eyes. “But neither of us was good at attacking. I couldn’t kill her, and she couldn’t injure me. We fought for almost half a month without a victor.”

    “In the end, we decided to just share the wine.”

    And they became friends.

    “That was the first time I met Yu Ling.”

    Qingmei Niang sighed softly. “Back then, she was young and full of spirit, bold and straightforward. She loved making friends and was always surrounded by people.”

    “But later, those people all disappeared.”

    “Leaving her alone.” Her voice was filled with regret.

    Alone.

    Walking the lonely path towards immortality.

    For a thousand years.