Flying up without Disturb

Konghou is a child of the overthrown mortal dynasty whose father lost the throne after ruling badly. Wangtong brings her from the mortal world into Lingyou Realm and accepts her as his final personal disciple at Yunhua Men.

Konghou is likewise a former princess from the mortal world who has entered the cultivation world and become Wangtong's disciple at Yunhua Men. Her status as a neglected princess who finds belonging among cultivators remains part of her screen identity.

The source brings Konghou to Yunhua Men when she is approximately nine to ten years old, tests her spiritual roots, spends months on foundational instruction and then follows several years of her life inside the sect. She is sixteen when she asks Wangtong for permission to leave the mountain and experience the wider cultivation world.

The drama opens with Konghou already an established Yunhua Men disciple. Her lack of usable spiritual power, breakthrough, early danger, decision to train outside the sect and connection with Huan Zong are concentrated into the opening episodes rather than preceded by the source's multi-year childhood training section.

Konghou's aptitude test initially appears inactive, but the testing stone eventually shatters under the spiritual response. She is confirmed to possess five spiritual roots. Wangtong then teaches her meridians and foundational cultivation for months before she begins drawing spiritual energy into her body through ordinary cultivation practice.

Konghou begins the drama believing that she has no spiritual root and cannot properly cultivate. When she physically touches Huan Zong, surrounding spiritual energy flows into them, and repeated contact with him enables her to accumulate power. After this encounter she begins formal practice and reaches Foundation Building with extraordinary speed.

Yunhua Men is explicitly portrayed as a relaxed, noncompetitive cultivation sect. Its elders and disciples are more interested in comfortable living and following their hearts than in relentless advancement. Konghou expects jealousy because of cultivation stories she has read but instead receives gifts, encouragement and unconditional support from her fellow disciples.

Yunhua Men is similarly presented as an unusually easygoing and affectionate sect where Konghou is heavily doted upon by her master, fellow disciples and other cultivators. Her protected and comfortable life is the reason she eventually wants to leave the mountain and gain experience.

At sixteen, after years at Yunhua Men and a period of stalled cultivation, Konghou asks Wangtong to let her descend the mountain and see the wider world. She purchases or searches for Miaobike's books around the time of her departure and then meets the sickly Huan Zong in the following chapter.

Konghou meets the disguised Zhongxi/Huan Zong in Episode 1 before her formal training journey begins. Their encounter helps trigger her spiritual breakthrough, and only afterward does she request permission to descend the mountain and train outside Yunhua Men.

Konghou travels with the apparently sickly Huan Zong while gradually learning more about the extraordinary cultivator behind that identity. She is also a devoted reader of the obscure fiction writer Miaobike, whose books repeatedly intersect with her relationship with Huan Zong. Huan Zong is the famed Zhongxi cultivator and the writer behind the Miaobike identity.

The drama explicitly gives the male lead the same layered identities: the apparently sickly Huan Zong, legendary cultivation genius Zhongxi and Miaobike, the author of the cultivation stories Konghou loves. Konghou begins suspecting the writing identity from his handwriting and later learns his other identity as well.

Konghou and Huan Zong spend a long period traveling, facing cultivation incidents and searching for ways to improve Huan Zong's damaged condition. Their companionship gradually becomes romantic. Konghou directly proposes that they be together in Chapter 114, after reading a new Miaobike story whose romantic heroine strongly resembles her.

Konghou and Huan Zong likewise travel together through successive cultivation conflicts while his health, hidden identities and their growing attachment remain recurring concerns. Their romantic relationship develops much earlier within the 32-episode structure and progresses toward an explicit marriage.

Jiusu is the former twenty-third-generation male leadership disciple of Moon-Star Sect. He attempted to steal the sect's star disk, fled into the evil-cultivator world, became the evil sovereign and helped trigger a destructive conflict between orthodox cultivators and evil cultivators. His history is tied to Moon-Star Sect rather than to Konghou's mortal family.

Jiusu appears as an antagonist from the opening episode and is later connected personally to Konghou through the destroyed Moonfall clan. He invokes a brother-sister bond with her, tells her that her father transferred his lifetime cultivation into her and treats Konghou as the surviving hope and intended leader of their people.

The source explains Konghou's cultivation ability through her rare five spiritual roots and does not make her the inheritor of Jiusu's evil-cultivator clan. Jiusu's established source origin is as a former Moon-Star Sect disciple who defected to the evil-cultivator world.

The drama reveals that Konghou carries an evil-cultivator bloodline connected to the Moonfall clan. Her father is said to have transferred his accumulated cultivation to her before dying, her latent evil energy requires suppression and Jiusu attempts to position her as the clan's leader and hope.

Konghou grows up reading cultivation stories and repeatedly discovers that the actual cultivation world does not behave the way those stories claim. Talented disciples are not automatically persecuted, respectable sects can be relaxed and supportive, and cultivation does not require everyone to live in constant competition.

The drama retains a cultivation world in which Konghou is widely cared for, Yunhua Men is unusually relaxed and characters can improve while traveling, enjoying ordinary life and forming relationships instead of treating advancement as the only goal.

The source operates on a cultivator's long lifespan. Late in the story, Konghou spends approximately ninety-five years inside a small cultivation world, progressing through major cultivation realms while only about ten years pass outside. The main ending and extras then continue following the couple across additional decades and more than a century.

The principal screen narrative moves through Konghou and Huan Zong's training, romance and conflict within a 32-episode continuous storyline without reproducing the source's ninety-five-year cultivation interval before their union. The drama instead introduces a new three-hundred-year jump after Konghou's death in the finale.

Konghou and Huan Zong openly choose one another and ultimately become dao partners. After Konghou's long period of isolated cultivation, she returns to Huan Zong and immediately tells him they should go back to their sects and marry. The source subsequently follows them living and cultivating together for decades.

Konghou and Huan Zong also commit to one another and hold a formal wedding. Their marriage occurs in Episode 31 while Konghou believes their remaining time together may be short because of the sacrifices made during the Jiusu conflict.

Jiusu launches the final major assault against the orthodox cultivation world. During the climactic fighting, Konghou and Huan Zong defend Yunhua and the wider population together. Konghou uses the Fengshou Konghou against Jiusu's beast while Huan Zong fights Jiusu, and Jiusu is ultimately defeated without killing Konghou.

Jiusu constructs an ascension formation that depends on spiritual power taken from cultivators of the major sects and tries to force Konghou into helping him complete it. Konghou and Huan Zong secretly coordinate against him. The confrontation includes Huan Zong's apparent death, Konghou sacrificing her Phoenix spiritual essence to restore him and Jiusu ultimately being cast into a destructive void.

Hongyan is associated with Moon-Star Sect and its inherited star disk. In the source she uses the star disk against Jiusu, helping restrain and seriously injure the evil sovereign during the larger conflict. Her history includes a tragic personal relationship, but she is not the final enemy who kills Konghou.

Hongyan is revealed after Jiusu's defeat to have wanted the ascension and Moon-Star formations for her own purpose: resurrecting her dead husband. She offers a method that appears able to save Konghou at the cost of Huan Zong's spiritual platform, then uses the couple in her resurrection attempt and becomes the final active antagonist before Konghou dies.

Konghou survives the final battle. She awakens beside Huan Zong after Jiusu's defeat, and the two continue living as dao partners. Years and decades later they are still together and cultivating. The final extra continues their shared life more than a century into the future rather than killing or reincarnating Konghou.

Konghou survives Jiusu only temporarily. After Hongyan's Moon-Star resurrection scheme, Konghou disintegrates in Huan Zong's arms. Three hundred years later Huan Zong finds a reincarnated woman who looks like Konghou and has the same name but initially remembers nothing of their former relationship.

Konghou receives the Fengshou Konghou as her principal artifact before leaving Yunhua Men. It remains associated with her throughout the novel and becomes an important weapon during the final battle against Jiusu and his beast.

After Konghou gains spiritual power and prepares to leave the mountain, she selects the Fengshou Konghou as the artifact that responds to her. It remains central to her abilities and is later used in the Dragon-Blood Grass crisis, the Jiusu conflict and the final Moon-Star array confrontation before being returned to her reincarnated self.

After Konghou and Huan Zong become dao partners, a sign outside their residence says they are working hard at cultivation and ascension and should not be disturbed. Decades later they again hang a 'do not disturb while ascending' sign even though they still have not ascended, continuing the source's running joke about cultivation and ordinary married life.

After reincarnated Konghou returns to Lingyou Realm with Huan Zong, the pair settle into another period of seclusion and the title phrase becomes associated with the place and their decision to cultivate together after their reunion.

The source is officially tagged as light in tone and repeatedly uses humor to undermine conventional cultivation-story expectations. Serious threats exist, including Jiusu's late attack, but Yunhua Men's relaxed culture, everyday pleasures and Konghou's observations remain central even through high-level cultivation.

The drama retains the relaxed sect comedy, affectionate found-family environment and playful cultivation adventures through much of its run. Its final stretch places substantially more continuous emphasis on Konghou's hidden evil bloodline, clan extermination, false memories, Jiusu's ascension scheme, Huan Zong's apparent death, sacrifice, Hongyan's resurrection plot, Konghou's death and reincarnation.