Quick Transmigration: Underdog Turns out to be Untouchable

Qi Shuangshuang found Li Yu on the roof of the Yin Yang Inn. When Qi Shuangshuang found him, Li Yu was lying on the roof of the inn, gazing at the sky with a somewhat blank expression, clearly distracted.

Qi Shuangshuang walked over and sat beside Li Yu. Li Yu only glanced at her briefly before turning his head back to the sky, showing no intention of speaking.

Qi Shuangshuang didn’t mind Li Yu’s cold demeanor and silently accompanied him, occasionally waving the round fan in her hand, the tassels on it swaying and colliding with a faint sound.

The two sat and lay there, neither initiating conversation, as if testing who could hold out longer. Ultimately, Li Yu couldn’t resist anymore. He looked at Qi Shuangshuang beside him, her expression as serene as a gentle breeze, and asked, somewhat frustrated, ”Did you come here to daze alongside me?”

Maybe due to his bad mood, Li Yu’s tone was a bit harsh, but Qi Shuangshuang paid no heed, casually waving the fan and gazing at Li Yu with a soft voice: ”I’m here to see if you have anything you’d like to share, to see if you want me to counsel you.”

Li Yu pressed his lips, averting his gaze to the sky, remaining silent for a long while before murmuring, his eyes somewhat confused: ”My heart is in turmoil due to my sister. I’ve always thought humans were all heartless and deceitful.

But Cai Ruoyang is human too, yet he’s so devoted to Ziteng, willing to give up the chance of reincarnation just to save her. It makes me realize humans can be good, some staying true, making me feel my previous thoughts were wrong.”

Li Yu turned his head to look at Qi Shuangshuang, his tone filled with deep hesitation: ”Shopkeeper, was I really wrong before?”

Qi Shuangshuang pondered for a moment and said: ”No, your previous thoughts were only half wrong. Not all human men are heartless, but those devoted like Cai Ruoyang are few.

Your impressions of humans are too rigid, either black or white, good or bad. You believe your sister met a heartless person, thus thinking all men are heartless.

Now, you’ve seen Cai Ruoyang as a devoted person and doubt your past thoughts. However, humans are not as ’black or white’ as you believe.

Your sister being betrayed by a human is true, Ziteng meeting a devoted person is also true, but human nature is very fickle, capable of being extremely kind or cruel. Most are neither good nor bad, just ordinary people swayed by trends.

These ordinary people may shine brightly in times of life and death or temptation, moving toward extreme goodness, or suddenly fall into extreme wickedness like demons.

Human nature is complex and ever-changing, even humans struggle to fully understand their own hearts, let alone you pure-minded demons. So, don’t fret; no matter what you think, it’s valid.

Your views on humans are correct, whether dissecting their extreme wickedness or their extreme kindness.”

”Human nature is complex and changing?” Li Yu murmured softly, letting out a long sigh, feeling somewhat dispirited: ”Our demon hearts differ from humans; we never change.”

Qi Shuangshuang shook her head and said: ”You’re mistaken. Sometimes, changes aren’t because the heart changes, but because circumstances compel you. Just as you never expected to sign a contract with the Yin Yang Inn, trapped here?

Li Yu furrowed his brows. He loved freedom most; before his sister’s incident, he’d never imagined giving up freedom, content to stay in a small inn, serving as a soul ferryman between Yin and Yang.

Li Yu wanted to refute Qi Shuangshuang but couldn’t find the words, ultimately sulking in silence.

Qi Shuangshuang chuckled lightly, stood up, and gazed down at Li Yu, still lying there: ”Everything in this world changes constantly; the only constant is change itself.”

After saying this, Qi Shuangshuang intended to leave, knowing Li Yu’s mood had improved, not intending to linger any longer.

”Shopkeeper, can Ziteng and Cai Ruoyang be together in the next life?” Li Yu asked, his gaze complex upon Qi Shuangshuang’s departing figure.

Perhaps due to his sister, Li Yu wished fervently for Ziteng and Cai Ruoyang to have a perfect ending, if not in this life, at least the next.

Qi Shuangshuang pondered and responded: ”They are human and demon; even being reborn as humans in their next life is a blessing. Continuing their marital bond in the next life is...

Qi Shuangshuang noticed Li Yu’s gaze darken midway, reconsidered her words and said: ”It’s not impossible for them to continue their marital bond.”

Li Yu’s eyes lit up: ”How?”

Qi Shuangshuang contemplated briefly: ”If their love touches the Moon God to bestow the red thread, in the next life they will become a couple, living in harmony and prosperity.

We can arrange a wedding in the underworld, where they shall bow to the Moon God during the ceremony, hoping for the red thread’s blessing, thus sealing their bond.”

This isn’t something Qi Shuangshuang and Li Yu can decide impulsively; Cai Ruoyang and Ziteng’s approval is necessary.

Cai Ruoyang and Ziteng’s greatest regret was not having a wedding while alive. Now Qi Shuangshuang offers it, they are overjoyed, especially as it might renew their bond in the next life.

Cai Ruoyang and Ziteng expressed endless gratitude to Qi Shuangshuang and Li Yu, longing to kneel and bow profoundly to show their appreciation.

The wedding day was set for three days later. Early that morning, the Yin Yang Inn had transformed, adopting a new festive style.

The entire inn shifted from a dark, lavish style to celebratory red, full of joy.

Qi Shuangshuang, Li Yu, Feng Lin, Pei Shaosen donned festive red clothes, while Cai Ruoyang carried Ziteng around the inn before beginning the wedding ceremony in the grand hall.

As the officiant, Qi Shuangshuang first bestowed blessings upon the newlyweds, Cai Ruoyang and Ziteng. Then came the main event, the crucial bowing to the Moon God.

It was midnight, the full moon hanging high, gazing softly upon the world.

Ziteng and Cai Ruoyang, adorned in radiant wedding attire, knelt amid a sea of Manjushaka flowers, bowing to the moon with heartfelt prayers, imploring the Moon God to grant the red thread, hoping to renew their bond in the next life.

Knowing the importance of worshiping the Moon God, Ziteng and Cai Ruoyang were deeply earnest, genuinely kneeling, sincerely pleading.

On their third bow, a red light flashed across the sky, and as they rose from the last bow, a red thread appeared, connecting their hands tightly.