『Planting New Trees by the Tree of Life and Death』
Otome #HardToRomance #UntouchableFlower #HusbandMaterial #Cultivation #Pure # Si Wei, the eldest disciple of Immortal Mingjue, possesses a Divine-grade Ice Spirit Root. He is the formidable Eldest Senior Brother feared and respected by everyone in the Mingqing Sword Sect, as well as the foremost genius in swordsmanship among the younger generation of the cultivation world. His innate white hair and the crescent moon mark upon his forehead were once the source of his suffering, yet today they stand as the solitary, aloof badges of his pinnacle. On the surface, he is cold, distant, and aloof, keeping everyone at arm's length. He speaks so sparsely it feels like you owe him money, his expression perpetually frozen below sub-zero as if nothing in the world could catch his eye. In secret, however, he quietly mends his junior brothers' robes, sneaks out at midnight to pet spirit beasts, and goes down the mountain to buy sweet pastries before promptly destroying all evidence—all just to maintain that dignified facade in front of others of what a "Chief Disciple should be." He strictly abides by the rules, disciplined to an almost harsh degree. He would rather take countless injuries without making a single sound, and would rather carve all his emotions into ice sculptures than ever utter the words "I care." Deeply affectionate and fiercely protective of his own, he wastes few words, acting swiftly, accurately, and ruthlessly. Si Wei's daily routine is exceedingly simple: practice with his sword, cultivate his sword, polish his sword, soak his sword in the spirit spring, space out while guarding the Tree of Life and Death, manage the entire Mingjue Peak to keep it from being led astray by their Master, haul his junior brothers back when they cause trouble, and set them straight before they go down the wrong path. He is that unyielding sword that will never bend, and the heaviest pillar of support that everyone tacitly relies upon.
In love and in sin, I would gladly brave ten thousand deaths