After Three Years, My Wife Came Home with Three Dao Companions

Three years ago, his wife left their home to cultivate in a mountain sect. She disappeared without a word, while he remained in the mortal world, waiting for her return.
Then, at last, she comes home.
But she does not come alone.
Three of her senior brothers accompany her, and she is now bound to all of them as their Dao companion.
She claims that a deadly love curse left her with no other way to survive. To purge it, she had to cultivate intimately with the three men—and by the time the curse was broken, each of them had already shared her bed and become her husband in all but name.
Now she has returned to end her mortal marriage.
After waiting faithfully for three years, he learns that his wife belongs to three other men. Worse still, she gives him only a single day to accept the divorce.
Yet that very night, she enters his room once again. The curse still lingers, and whatever remains between them has not completely disappeared. Before dawn, she offers him another choice:
Follow her to the mountain and enter the sect where she now lives with her three Dao companions.
And so, a powerless mortal with no cultivation foundation steps into the world of immortals—a world where the weak cannot even protect their dignity.
If remaining mortal means surrendering everything he once held dear, then he will cultivate, rise above them all, and reclaim what was taken from him.