All of the protagonist's Daoist partners are mine

The world rejoiced, believing it had finally defeated the Demon Lord Xing Moxie. Yet this apparent victory marked only the beginning of a far more audacious scheme — one aimed not at sects or thrones, but at the Daoist partners of the very cultivators who opposed him. "Fairy, you wouldn't want your Daoist partner to find out about that, would you?" Armed with secrets and leverage, Xing Moxie advances conquest by conquest, heedless of desperate pleas that he cannot — that he must not — while across the cultivation world, partnered cultivators feel an old dread stirring once more: the lingering terror of falling under Xing Moxie's control. Who says the Demon Lord is destined to fall? Xing Moxie dares to teach the world how to change. As he sees it, the cultivation world has long suffered the torment of unrequited love — had Heaven never given rise to Xing Moxie, the path of the immortals would remain shrouded in eternal darkness. A warrior of pure love is invincible? He refuses to believe it. Cultivation power? He cultivates it with other people's Daoist partners. Magical treasures? He obtains those from other people's Daoist partners as well. It is not that he cannot afford to date — it is simply that other people's relationships prove far more cost-effective.