Why Is My Master Actually My Disciple?

Lin Yue, a modern social animal, travels through the world of immortality and becomes a beggar on the verge of death. He is bound to the immortality auxiliary system and meets Lin Wuhui, a woman in plain clothes. She invites Lin Yue to join the Taixuan Taoist Sect. Although the sect was originally established with only two people, she gave him stability and the opportunity to practice. Master Lin Wuhui hides many secrets: the time body that can block detection, the cracked bronze bell that hides starlight, and his Taixuan Gong is exactly the same as the remaining parts of the system. At the top of Qingyun Mountain, Lin Yue accompanied Jin Feng to practice Qi and cast the Hunyuan Golden Pill. He and his disciples farmed fields to protect spirits, built formations to guard the mountain gate, and gradually realized that "the ordinary mind is the root of the Tao." The evil cultivator of the Blood Soul Sect is causing trouble, and the threat from the outside world is looming. Lin Yue defends the mortals with a straight sword and guards the sect. Only then does he realize that the fate of master and disciple and the sect's inheritance are originally the destiny of protection that spans thousands of years. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.