Master, Your Disciple Was Wrong

Legend has it that the Ghost Flower grants eternal youth, and that its essence can rapidly increase one's cultivation. Immortal cultivators flock to it.

The Divine Venerable Nan Wuyan shunned worldly disputes and preferred the company of flowers and plants. Yet, by chance, he nurtured a Ghost Flower. Does it truly possess the miraculous effects of legend, and what bloody turmoil will it bring?

After five hundred years of tender care, the Ghost Flower spirit finally took human form, only to draw down a heavenly tribulation. Unable to bear the thought of its body and spirit being utterly destroyed, Nan Wuyan protected it out of selfish love and took the tribulation in its place. But the backlash struck him hard. Even as a Divine Venerable, he could not escape the laws of Heaven. One thought could make him a Buddha, another a demon. What path would Nan Wuyan choose?

If he protected it with his own body, why then did he curse the Ghost Flower spirit with his soul, condemning it never to leave the Road to the Yellow Springs?

As cause and effect came full circle, how would the Ghost Flower spirit survive against all odds? Was this a great burden bestowed by Heaven, or was fate written in the stars?

What kind of love and hatred bound the Ghost Flower spirit to Nan Wuyan? What a stirring, heartfelt tale!