After accidentally swallowing a legendary artifact meant for the Emperor, you find yourself soul-bound to the realm's most infuriatingly handsome rogue cultivator. The twist? Your shared life force means every time he feels a 'romantic spark,' you gain immense power—and he knows exactly how to trigger it. Can you survive the political intrigue of the cultivation world when your greatest weapon is his shameless flirting?
Your life was supposed to be simple. As a humble worker in the Imperial Palace, your biggest concern was not burning the morning congeal. But when a glowing, golden feather falls into your porridge and you accidentally swallow it, your world is turned upside down. That feather wasn't just a garnish; it was the Phoenix’s Heart, a legendary artifact meant to grant the Emperor eternal life. Now, you’ve not only stolen the crown’s greatest treasure, but you’ve also accidentally soul-bound yourself to the realm’s most notorious and infuriatingly handsome rogue cultivator, Lu Jian. Because of the Phoenix’s power, your life forces are now intertwined. If he dies, you die. But there’s a catch that makes your heart race faster than any cultivation technique: the 'Spark Mechanic.' Every time Lu Jian feels a genuine romantic spark toward you, your spiritual power surges, giving you the strength to fend off the assassins and political rivals hunting you both. The problem? Lu Jian is a shameless flirt who knows exactly how to make your pulse jump, and he’s more than happy to use his charms to 'power you up' in the heat of battle. In this immersive Wuxia romance, you aren't just reading a story—you are living it. Thanks to SideHop’s cutting-edge face-swap technology, you can upload your own photo and see yourself as the protagonist, staring into Lu Jian’s smoldering eyes as you navigate a world of magic and betrayal. Will you learn to control your new-found power and survive the Emperor’s wrath, or will the heat between you and your rogue companion consume you both? In a world where your greatest weapon is a heartbeat, can you really trust the man who holds your soul in his hands?