But no matter what, they’d already descended to the lower world. She couldn’t go back.
Su Su arrived excitedly at the first world with her little assistant, Tu Tu.
Then… her smile froze.
“Heavenly Dao lied to me!” she raged internally. “Didn’t he say I just had to collect Divine Souls? How can I find them without a human form? What world is this?!”
Tu Tu’s gentle voice echoed in her mind: “Cough… Su Su, calm down.”
As a rabbit spirit—Su Su’s first friend in the heavens—Tu Tu existed here in a special form, communicating through their spiritual connection.
“Collecting the god’s soul means romancing the human vessel holding his soul fragment. Understand?”
Su Su stared blankly. “…No, wait—we never agreed to that!”
Tu Tu sounded puzzled: “Didn’t Lord Heavenly Dao explain?”
Su Su: “…” He’d thrown them down without a word.
“Well, we’re here now,” Tu Tu coaxed. “You can’t back out.”
Su Su sighed skyward. “Fine. To end my eternal singledom… I’ll do it.”
She steadied herself. “How do I ‘collect’ the god’s soul?”
Tu Tu’s voice brightened: “Make the god vessel fall in love with you!”
Su Su: “?”
“Say that again?”
“Fall. In. Love. With. Him,” Tu Tu repeated.
Su Su: “…” I want to return to heaven…
Seeing her slump, Tu Tu consoled her: “Don’t be sad! Finish the task faster, and we return sooner!”
“You’re right!” Su Su perked up.
Tu Tu sighed in relief—until Su Su hissed:
“But that doesn’t explain why I’m a rabbit! Don’t I deserve a human form?”
Tu Tu’s reply was meek: “This world’s god is hard to approach! Besides, being a bunny’s nice! Aren’t I cute?”
Su Su: “Heh. Not an excuse for cross-species betrayal.”
“Ahem! Sending you this world’s god intel!” Tu Tu deflected cheerfully.
Su Su huffed. Fine. For Tu Tu’s cuteness, I’ll let it slide… for now.
World 1: Modern Era
God Vessel: Xiao Yan
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Status: Only heir to the powerful Xiao family.
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Traits: Exceptionally handsome, top grades since childhood, skipped university levels. Became head of the family corporation at 24.
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Flaw? Ice-cold personality. Always calm, always smiling faintly—nothing stirred his emotions.
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His Mother’s Worry: “He’s never been close to us… and at 24, he’s never had a girlfriend! Not even women around him! What if he’s uninterested in romance?”
Enter Su Su:
Mrs. Xiao had read somewhere that raising small animals fosters softness and compassion. (How does that help him find a girlfriend?)
She clapped—perfect for her son! “Maybe caring for something cute will make him want… a girlfriend?”
So, Mrs. Xiao chose Su Su from a pet store for her adorable looks and (conveniently) female gender.
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Now, en route to Xiao Yan’s company, Mrs. Xiao marched into his office. She set Su Su’s cage on his desk and patted it.
“Little Rabbit, you’ll stay with my son from today. Don’t worry—he’ll be good to you.”
She gave orders to an assistant and left.
Su Su shrank into herself.
“He’ll throw me out… He doesn’t even like people. Why would he want a rabbit?”
Tu-Tu whispered: “No one could dislike you.”
(You’re his future wife—Heavenly Dao confirmed it.)