Why Do You Say I Am a Devil?

Twelve-year-old Yang Mu, who was supposed to be a carefree boy going to school, traveled through a different world for six years. He lost his parents in a sudden war among immortal cultivators, his home was destroyed, and he could only embark on the road of exile. The world is cruel and people are indifferent. He once begged for survival, but got fists and kicks in return; he also longed for mercy, but only saw indifference and ridicule. But he didn't die. He learned to survive in the darkness and grow up in the mountains of corpses and seas of blood. He practices secretly, absorbs the spiritual energy from a broken arm, and uses calmness and tenacity to make his own way step by step in the world of immortality where the jungle is strong. He vowed to live, to practice the way of immortality, and to subvert this world that only respects the strong and does not care about right or wrong. However, as he stepped into the sect, met his comrades, killed evil cultivators, and climbed higher step by step, Yang Mu gradually discovered that the indifference and coldness he hated were quietly seeping into his blood. He began to learn to calculate, hide, and kill. The people he once swore to protect have now become "burdens" that he must abandon. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.