Quick Transmigration: Underdog Turns out to be Untouchable

Nie Jinglin and Feng Hai Zhen lived as a loving couple in the mortal world for over twenty years, during which Feng Hai Zhen gave birth to their eldest daughter, Nie Shuangshuang.

Nie Shuangshuang was exceptionally talented, a rarity that only appeared once in a millennium. At the age of three, Nie Jinglin personally visited Lingtian True Monarch to request that he accept Nie Shuangshuang as a disciple. From then on, Nie Shuangshuang followed her master Lingtian True Monarch in cultivation. Lingtian True Monarch had strict requirements for Nie Shuangshuang, forbidding her from leaving until she reached the Nascent Soul stage, which resulted in her not seeing her parents for many years.

When Nie Shuangshuang was eighteen, Feng Hai Zhen became pregnant with Nie Jinglin’s second child, and the couple was overjoyed by this unexpected news.

The higher a cultivator’s level, the harder it is to conceive a child. Nie Jinglin never expected Feng Hai Zhen to become pregnant with a second child so quickly; it was nothing short of a miracle.

However, just as Feng Hai Zhen was about to give birth, an Evil Cultivator discovered her pregnancy. He noticed that the child in Feng Hai Zhen’s womb was an exceptionally rare Child of Yin Destiny, born in a year, month, and day of yin.

The Evil Cultivator was overjoyed, as a Yin Seed was a rare treasure for crafting certain sinister magic treasures. He immediately intended to kill Feng Hai Zhen and extract the child from her womb.

It was indeed unfortunate for Feng Hai Zhen, as coincidentally, the Heavenly Mechanism Sect required Nie Jinglin to return to handle some affairs, and Vice Sect Leader Pei Ling sent a message for him to come back.

Nie Jinglin had wanted to take Feng Hai Zhen with him, but she insisted on staying behind.

Reluctantly, Nie Jinglin hired two mortals to care for Feng Hai Zhen. It was during this time that the Evil Cultivator set his sights on her. Since Feng Hai Zhen’s spiritual power was sealed, the Evil Cultivator assumed she was just an ordinary mortal and did not take it seriously, attacking her casually.

Nie Jinglin would naturally not leave Feng Hai Zhen completely unprotected, relying solely on two mortals. He left behind many protective magic treasures for her.

Unfortunately, Nie Jinglin did not anticipate the Evil Cultivator’s formidable cultivation. Although Feng Hai Zhen promptly used the magic treasures to protect herself and immediately fled to the Heavenly Mechanism Sect for help, it was still too late.

As Feng Hai Zhen fled, discarding magic treasures along the way, she managed to kill the Evil Cultivator but lost all her treasures. To make matters worse, the intense battle caused her to give birth prematurely.

In the end, Feng Hai Zhen gave birth to her son amid a desolate wilderness, but due to the earlier fierce fighting, she suffered massive blood loss after childbirth.

Feng Hai Zhen only had time to initiate her child’s recognition of the protective dharma treasure left by Nie Jinglin before desperately sending her last bit of strength to deliver the child out of the wilderness.

This place was uninhabited; leaving the child here would mean certain death. Sending the child away was a gamble, hoping he could reach a populated area and survive.

Carrying the worry for her child, Feng Hai Zhen died without closing her eyes, leaving them wide open. When Nie Jinglin returned after handling the sect matters, he found their home in utter chaos.

By the time Nie Jinglin found his wife, Feng Hai Zhen’s body had already decayed. For many years, Nie Jinglin had been searching for his second child, but to no avail.

Nie Jinglin did not know that the missing child had been found by an elderly couple in a mortal village and adopted by them.

This elderly couple, who had no children of their own, treated the adopted child very well, naming him Bao’er, doting on him as if he were a precious jewel. But the couple was very old, and they both passed away from illness when Bao’er was seven.

From then on, Bao’er’s good life ended, and he survived only because the villagers took pity on him. One family gave him some food; another gave him clothes. He managed to live to age twelve, eating food from various homes and wearing clothes given by numerous people.

At that time, Bao’er only thought of learning a trade to repay those in the village who had helped him. However, he didn’t expect that one night the entire village would be slaughtered by an Evil Cultivator, who merely wanted the souls and resentful energy of mortals for artifact refining.

Bao’er, who was about to be killed, was fortunately discovered to have the identity of a Yin Seed by the Evil Cultivator. Thus, his life was spared for the moment, as the Evil Cultivator intended to refine him into an Artifact Spirit. Luckily, Bao’er was naturally clever and managed to talk the Evil Cultivator into accepting him as a disciple.

Bao’er had no real intention of becoming a disciple of the Evil Cultivator. He loathed the Evil Cultivator deeply. His feigned servitude and cultivation under the Evil Cultivator were merely for the sake of revenge.

Bao’er hid beside the Evil Cultivator for four years, serving lowly and currying favor, eventually gaining the Evil Cultivator’s trust before killing him in one decisive move.

Afterward, Bao’er did not hesitate to abolish his cultivation, completely abandoning the Evil Cultivator’s techniques. He didn’t do this because he didn’t want to continue cultivating but because he refused to follow the path of the Evil Cultivators. He detested them.

Bao’er joined the Illusion Sound Sect, a major sect specializing in sound attacks, second only to the Four Great Immortal Sects. As an Outer Disciple, he worked his way up to becoming an Inner Sect Disciple, with a promising future.

But at this moment, Bao’er’s past as a disciple of an Evil Cultivator was discovered. Without hearing his side, the Sect Leader of the Illusion Sound Sect crippled his cultivation and expelled him.

Afterward, Bao’er was pursued by everyone, just because he had once been a disciple of an Evil Cultivator, and no one listened to his explanations.

In despair, unwilling to accept his fate, Bao’er chose to become an Evil Cultivator. He harbored resentment, hating Evil Cultivators for their wanton killing of innocents while also resenting the righteous path people for unjustly condemning him without a fair trial.

Bao’er began to oppose people from both the righteous and evil paths, killing many until he was surrounded and killed by the righteous sects.

At the moment of his impending death, Bao’er finally used the magic treasure, said to have been left to him by his biological parents, which he had always been reluctant to use.

This magic treasure was indeed the protective dharma treasure Nie Jinglin left for his child. Unfortunately, the treasure didn’t save Bao’er’s life; it merely allowed Nie Jinglin, who was among those attacking, to realize Bao’er was his son.

Afterward, Nie Jinglin went mad, desperately rescuing the severely injured Bao’er from the hands of those around him, allowing the dying Bao’er to learn his true origin and the identities of his parents.

Unexpectedly, after Bao’er’s death, he was reborn, returning to the time just after he killed the Evil Cultivator and intended to join the Illusion Sound Sect.

This time, Bao’er decided not to join the Illusion Sound Sect. He named himself Feng Feiyu, taking his mother’s surname, and joined Nie Jinglin’s Heavenly Mechanism Sect, becoming a disciple under the Hall Master of the Punishment Hall, Nie Shuangshuang.

Feng Feiyu didn’t take this step to foster a loving father-son relationship with Nie Jinglin or to form a close bond with Sister Shuangshuang. He was already twisted inside, filled with hatred.

He not only hated those who wronged him but also hated his biological father, Nie Jinglin, for failing to protect Feng Hai Zhen and causing him endless suffering. He resented his sister, Nie Shuangshuang, for having a destiny so different from his. He hated the righteous path people for unjustly judging him without discernment.

After joining the Heavenly Mechanism Sect, Feng Feiyu deliberately concealed his identity and intentionally exposed his past as an Evil Cultivator during the sect joint ceremony organized by the Four Great Immortal Sects.

Any Evil Cultivator must be put to death. Feng Feiyu’s revealed identity naturally drew the Four Great Immortal Sects’ attention for questioning. Then Feng Feiyu, at that moment, revealed his protective dharma treasure, successfully letting Nie Jinglin know that Feng Feiyu was his son.