Don't Teach Me

Master, let me tell you a story. There was such a child. His mother once told him that his father was a beautiful and noble young man. She said that there were countless geniuses in the world of immortality, but they were still not even half as good as his father. His mother admired his father immensely. The child always asks where is his father? She said, "He has a broader world, and there is a place that needs him more." The child didn't understand what she meant and could only nod. But when the child grew up, he saw his mother being killed and saying some incomprehensible words before she died: "Don't hate your father." The child didn't know it at the time. It was only when he was packing up his mother's belongings that he learned that the man who killed his mother was his biological father. Master, do you think this child's father should die? This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.