After the president became depressed, he was taught by the mirror ghost to fall in love!

(Note: Don't take this extra chapter seriously. It assumes that Jun Li didn't become a Heavenly Master. If he was just an ordinary person, he would live an ordinary life with Bai Ze and die of normal aging. Because if you become a Heavenly Master, your life span will be longer than others, and even if you die, you can leave your spirit behind. So don't connect this chapter with the main text! It's just the author's sudden whim!)

After Jun Li confirmed his relationship with Bai Ze, he went to work and went home as usual every day. His life was plain but extremely comfortable.

In fact, Jun Li himself has also been thinking about how to find a partner that would make him more honest. He is actually a little disgusted with this kind of overly boring and peaceful life, but the days with Bai Ze are obviously the same every day, there is no change, but he just can't hate it.

They kiss each other every morning before going to work, occasionally make a video call with Bai Ze to slack off in the company, use the pitiful break at noon to rush home to cook for the little ghost after get off work, and go home with strawberries and a big bouquet of roses after get off work in the evening. Jun Li never gets tired of these days.

This went on day after day for many years. When Jun Li was almost forty, he suddenly felt that he seemed a little old.

The beard on his chin grows faster than before. Although he is still very handsome, there are obvious fine lines at the corners of his eyes.

Mr. Jun, who shaved his beard without saying a word, had actually been feeling a little nervous for a long time. He saw Bai Ze sleeping soundly on the bed, still looking like a handsome young man in his early twenties, but he himself seemed to have aged a little.

Although he is not yet fully forty years old, Mr. Jun, now thirty-nine years old, has already felt the crisis.

He sighed, put down the razor, and suddenly lost the mood to go to the company.

Jun Li turned around and went back to the bedroom and gently hugged the sleeping Bai Ze. Bai Ze trembled, squinted his eyes and asked softly: "What's wrong?"

"No... hold you for a while..."

Jun Li felt a little uncomfortable but didn't want to show it. He wanted to think that he would get older but Bai Ze would still look like he was in his twenties.

"You seem a little uncomfortable."

Bai Ze gently propped himself up and hugged Jun Li's curled up body. He patted Jun Li's shoulder soothingly and asked softly, "Are you feeling unwell or do you not want to go to work today?"

Jun Li took a deep breath and looked up at Bai Ze's beautiful face, which had not changed at all from ten years ago. He hesitated and finally asked, "Wife... am I a little old..."

Bai Ze seemed to realize something. It was obvious that the issue of short human lifespan was also something he had always wanted to avoid.

In fact, for him, the days he spent with Jun Li were just moments in Bai Ze's life that were almost insignificant.

The lifespan of a monster is endless unless it is killed with magical instruments or talismans. How can the short lifespan of humans, which is only a few decades, be compared with that of a monster?

Bai Ze didn't want to think about this question either. He didn't want to think about what would happen to him if Jun Li's life came to an end one day.

There is no point in humans accompanying monsters, and the issue of life span is an unbridgeable gap between them.

"Who said you are old? Let me see..."

Bai Ze gently held Jun Li's cheek and looked at him carefully for a long time. He gently touched Jun Li's nose and coaxed him softly, "You don't look old at all. You look just as beautiful as before."

"You are the one who sees beauty in everything. Look at me, I have crow's feet now."

Jun Li hugged his waist and rubbed it. Although he said that, his mood calmed down a little.

He raised his head and kissed Bai Ze's cheek. He was still a little anxious and had indescribable complex emotions. His slightly rough hands stroked Bai Ze's cheek: "Why don't you grow old..."

Bai Ze rubbed his palms. Those hands were no longer as comfortable to touch as they were ten years ago. After long-term running around, his hands were a little rough, and the thin calluses on the fingertips slightly scratched the flesh.

Bai Ze still rubbed those hands affectionately, his blue pupils staring at Jun Li quietly: "If I get old, you won't think I'm good-looking."

"You humans are too hard to satisfy. Only a good-looking appearance can keep you."

"I am such a superficial person..."

Jun Li turned over and changed his position to hold Bai Ze in his arms. He really didn't plan to go to the company today. He was in a bad mood and just wanted to accompany his wife.

"How could I be just a skin for you?"

Jun Li stroked his palm, he exhaled heavily and whispered: "I have always loved you as a person, even if you change your skin, I will still love you."

"You're such a smooth talker, would you be willing to accept an ugly one?"

Bai Ze snorted coldly but still found a comfortable position in Jun Li's arms. His fair and slender hands gently stroked Jun Li's cheek, which still had some stubble.

Bai Ze actually knew that Jun Li had grown a little older, and his eyes were no longer as sharp as they were ten years ago. It might be because he had lived a peaceful life with him for too long, or maybe it was because those eyes were looking at him, but the love hidden in them was still as strong and hot as before.

Bai Ze was actually a little scared. What if Jun Li left him one day?

Although he knew that the death of a human would have no effect on the monsters, because the human lifespan is so short, it is like you have a lively puppy and you raise it day by day. You have seen it at its weakest and in need of care, you have seen it at its most high-spirited and you have also seen it in its old age and decline.

But a puppy only lives for a dozen or twenty years. Its death may make you sad and depressed for a while, but the pain and sadness will gradually fade away with the passage of time.

In the end, you may only remember it for a moment... I seem to have had a dog a long time ago... What did it look like...

But Bai Ze did not treat Jun Li as a pet. To him, Jun Li was his lover. Bai Ze's love for him was real, but it was also true that Jun Li's lifespan was destined to not be able to accompany him forever.

"Wife..."

Jun Li's chin gently rested on his neck, and the familiar hot and humid breath sprayed on Bai Ze's neck, directly interrupting his thoughts.

Bai Ze felt that Jun Li's arms around his waist were gradually tightening, and he could sense Jun Li's uneasiness out of empathy.

"If I am buried someday...what will happen to you, a little ghost..."

Jun Li didn't show any sadness on his face. Instead, he looked at him with a hint of joking: "No one can serve you like me."

"After a long time...will you forget me..."

"will not."

Bai Ze leaned in his arms and looked at him very seriously, his dark blue pupils fixed on Jun Li's cheek.

"Besides you, there is no other person or thing in this world that can make my heart beat faster. The feeling you give me is something I have never experienced before."

"I will never forget you. I will stay with you forever."

Jun Li was silent for a moment and then smiled bitterly. He clenched Bai Ze's hand and seemed a little discouraged: "Your life is not my life..."

"You can stay with me forever...but I can only leave you behind..."

Jun Li buried his face in Bai Ze's neck, sniffing the familiar scent on Bai Ze's body: "I really feel like I'm a bit cheap. I was so happy when I was with you... I was happy like an idiot every day. I've never been so happy before..."

"When we were young, we always felt that time passed very slowly... We always felt that we had plenty of time to waste..."

"But when I really look back, I realize...it's been so long..."

Jun Li's voice choked up. He didn't expect that he would still be trapped in love at a man who was almost forty.

"Bai Ze... maybe you will never be completely mine from the beginning to the end..."