Após um acidente bizarro em um festival de comida de rua, você percebe que engoliu acidentalmente a fonte da imortalidade de um Deus Dragão. Agora, a divindade mais poderosa — e arrogante — dos Céus Orientais é forçada a ser seu guarda-costas residente até que consiga recuperá-la.
You thought a weekend trip to the vibrant street food festival would result in nothing more than a few aesthetic photos and a satisfied appetite. But when a freak accident leads you to swallow a mysterious, glowing orb hidden in a rare delicacy, your mundane life is instantly shattered. That orb wasn't a culinary mistake—it was the Dragon's Pearl, the literal essence of immortality belonging to Long Wei, the most powerful and insufferably arrogant deity in the Eastern Heavens. Now, the god who once looked down on humanity from a celestial throne is forced to move into your cramped apartment, serving as your reluctant, live-in bodyguard. Because you haven't just stolen his power; you’ve become his lifeline. His heartbeat is now tied to yours, and if you die, his divinity dies with you. Living with a god is far from a fairy tale. Long Wei is demanding, cold, and views your modern world with a mixture of disdain and confusion. Yet, as he stands guard over you, the forced proximity begins to spark a dangerous chemistry. Between the comedic clashes of celestial ego versus modern reality, a deeper mystery unfolds. Ancient shadows are stirring, and divine enemies are hunting for the pearl that now rests within your chest. They don't care if they have to cut it out of you to get it. In this high-stakes Eastern fantasy, every choice you make determines whether you’ll find a way to return the pearl or lose your heart to the dragon. Best of all, with SideHop’s innovative face-swap technology, you can literally step into the story. Upload your photo to see your own face in every breathtaking illustration, becoming the main character who tames the heavens. As the heat between you and Long Wei reaches a breaking point, you have to wonder: is he protecting the pearl, or is he finally learning what it means to protect the woman he loves? Can your mortal heart handle the weight of a god’s immortality?