Honghuang: the Great Disciple of Xuanmen, He Is Really Too Stable

Reborn in the ancient times, Wu Qing became a tea tree that realized Taoism. He was enlightened by Tongtian and became the first disciple of Xuanmen and the chief disciple of Jiejiao. As a major disciple of Jie Jiao, Wu Qing resolutely chose to go out in order to save Jie Jiao from being thrown into the street after learning about the fate of Jie Jiao's Ten Thousand Immortals being separated. At the same time, in order to be able to settle down and live in the cruel wilderness, he worked hard not to be involved in cause and effect. He would be ashes when he killed someone. He planned everything before he did anything and never stepped into danger easily. Hidden trump cards, practiced escape techniques, concealed his cultivation, and was as stable as an old dog. In order to save Jie Jiao, in order to be able to practice safely and steadily, attain the Hunyuan Dao Fruit, and gain endless freedom and freedom! The first thing he has to do is to teach his junior brothers and sisters. Ten thousand immortals coming to court? A mixed bag of good and bad? Doesn't exist, absolutely doesn't exist! This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.