Returned After Cultivating for Ten Thousand Years.

Summary

Anne learns from Yin Shi Tian that her master hails from the first royal family of China, a lineage of immense power. Despite this, he is an orphan due to a tragic upheaval eighteen years prior, where a brutal conflict led to the downfall of the Yin clan. Yin Shi Tian recalls the heartbreaking promise made to a dying woman, the Young Master's wife, to raise her child without hatred. After the massacre, he fled with the child, now known as Yin Chen, but lost track of him over the years. The story unfolds with themes of loss, loyalty, and the burden of a noble lineage, leaving Anne curious about her master's true identity.

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