The cultivation world stretched across a vast continent, where the pursuit of immortality was measured in realms: Qi Refining, Foundation Establishment, Core Formation, Nascent Soul, and the near-mythical Divine Transformation. In this world, female cultivators outnumbered male cultivators by a wide margin—perhaps eight to one—but the males who did reach higher realms were disproportionately powerful, their spiritual roots often carrying a heavier, more aggressive yang energy. Among them, none was more feared than the Celestial Lord Xuanfa.
He was a man of few words and fewer smiles, his face a cold mask of perfect features that could have been carved from jade. His realm was Nascent Soul Grand Perfection, the highest known in the mortal world, and his methods were brutal. He fought with his fingers, each gesture drawing lines of destruction that could shatter mountains. But his true infamy came from a peculiar habit: he loved to spank women’s bottoms. It was not a simple desire for humiliation—it was a binding, a punishment that, according to ancient and little-known laws of heaven, could forge a spiritual link between the spanker and the spanked. When a male cultivator spanked a female cultivator in such a manner, both experienced accelerated cultivation. Most female cultivators, however, saw it as an unbearable degradation and refused or fought against it. Xuanfa did not care for their consent. He said what he would do, and he did it.
The Xianxia Sect was an all-female sect nestled in the misty peaks of the Jade Phoenix Mountains. Their leader, Shen Mengyue, was a Nascent Soul mid-stage cultivator, renowned for her cold beauty and her fierce protection of her disciples. She wore black and white Daoist robes, her waist-length black hair flowing like a river of night behind her. Her face held the ethereal purity of a young woman, but her figure bore the seductive curves of maturity. She wielded a sword named Frostbite, a spirit artifact that could freeze the blood in a foe’s veins. But today, her heart was cold with foreboding.
It had started with a minor incident. A Core Formation disciple of Xianxia had been gathering medicinal herbs in the Thousand Spirit Valley when she stumbled upon a private estate. She did not know it belonged to Xuanfa. The disciple, nervous and young, had fled after accidentally knocking over a rare spirit flower. Xuanfa had been meditating nearby. He had opened his eyes, seen the fleeing figure in white and black, and known the emblem on her sleeve. He said nothing then. But he always kept his word. And his word, delivered through a messenger crane that evening, was clear: “The Xianxia Sect will receive my visit at midday tomorrow. Every female cultivator present will be spanked until her bottom is raw. This is punishment for the trespass.”
Shen Mengyue had read the message with trembling hands. She gathered her elders, but they all paled. “We cannot fight him,” the eldest said. “He is Nascent Soul Grand Perfection. The gap is too great.” Shen Mengyue had nodded slowly. “Then I will face him alone. I am the leader. The punishment—the shame—should fall on me.” But the messenger had specified “every female cultivator present.” Xuanfa did not make exceptions.
The midday sun cast sharp shadows through the jade pillars of the sect’s main hall. Shen Mengyue stood at the entrance, her hand on her sword. Behind her, a hundred disciples, from Qi Refining to Core Formation, huddled in fear. The mountain path that wound down into the mist suddenly cleared, and a figure emerged.
Xuanfa wore black training clothes that clung to his muscular frame, his dark hair tied back simply. His eyes were like winter stars—cold, distant, utterly without mercy. He walked alone, his hands clasped behind his back. As he approached, the air itself seemed to grow heavy, the spiritual pressure of his Nascent Soul Grand Perfection pressing down like a mountain.
Shen Mengyue stepped forward. “Celestial Lord Xuanfa. I apologize for my disciple’s inadvertent offense. I offer my own punishment in place of my sect. I beg you to show mercy.”
Xuanfa stopped ten paces from her. His gaze swept over her, then past her to the trembling disciples. “No,” he said. His voice was calm, deep, without emotion. “I said every female cultivator. I will do what I said.”
Shen Mengyue’s heart sank. But she was not a woman to yield without a fight. She drew Frostbite. The blade sang, and a chill wind whirled around her. “Then you will have to go through me first.”
Xuanfa’s lips barely twitched. “That was the plan.”
She attacked first, a blur of black and white, her sword tracing arcs of frozen light. The Nascent Soul stage battle erupted over the front courtyard. She threw everything at him—sword techniques that could split rivers, spiritual pressure that made the ground crack, ice storms that howled with the fury of a blizzard. Xuanfa did not even draw a weapon. He extended his right hand, and his fingers moved like a musician plucking strings. Each gesture deflected her strikes, disrupted her spiritual energy, sent her stumbling.
He was toying with her.
She knew it. He was using only about seventy percent of his power. His movements were precise, economical, never wasteful. He did not attack her directly—he simply neutralized every offense she mounted. She grew desperate. She poured her Nascent Soul energy into a single, ultimate strike: the Frost Dragon Annihilation, a technique that could freeze a mountain for a hundred years. The air crystallized. The ground turned white. A dragon of pure ice roared forth.
Xuanfa raised an eyebrow. His fingers traced a complex sigil. A single, invisible finger pressed against the dragon’s forehead. The dragon shattered into a million glittering shards. The backlash hit Shen Mengyue like a physical blow. Her sword fell from her hand. She crashed onto the ground, her body skidding across the cracked stone.
She lay on her back, gasping. Her robes were torn in places, her hair disheveled. She tried to rise, but her spiritual energy was completely drained, her limbs heavy as lead. She looked up, and there he was, walking toward her with that same unhurried stride.
His shadow fell over her. She saw his face, cold and beautiful, his eyes like black ice. There was no anger in them, no pleasure, no anything. He was simply carrying out his word.
He reached down, grabbed the collar of her Daoist robe, and tore it open. The fabric ripped away, exposing her shoulders, her chest, her back. She gasped, tried to cover herself, but her arms were too weak. He pulled the robe down her waist, then stripped her of the rest. She lay naked on the cold stone, her fair skin flushing with shame and fear. Behind her, the disciples cried out in horror.
Xuanfa knelt beside her. He placed one large hand on her lower back, pressing her down. His voice was low, matter-of-fact. “You fought well. That makes no difference.”
He raised his right hand, palm flat. And then he brought it down on her bare bottom.
The crack echoed across the courtyard. Shen Mengyue screamed—not so much from pain, though it was searing, but from the sheer humiliation. She was the leader of Xianxia Sect, a Nascent Soul cultivator, a woman who had never been touched without her consent. Now she was being spanked like a child, in front of her entire sect.
But Xuanfa did not stop. He spanked her methodically, his palm landing flat and hard, covering every inch of her buttocks. The skin turned pink, then red, then deeper red. Her sobs mingled with the rhythmic smacks. Her mind screamed, but her body was too weak to resist. The link began to form—she could feel it, a strange spiritual current flowing between them, accelerating their energy, making her shame even more intimate.
She lost count. After fifty strokes, her bottom was raw and throbbing. He stopped. He stood, looking down at her. “One done. Nine hundred and ninety-nine to go.”
She looked up at him, tears streaming down her cheeks. He met her gaze without a flicker of sympathy.
He had said he would spank every female cultivator in Xianxia Sect until their bottoms were raw. And he had never broken a promise.