How I Betrayed the Protagonist from the Start

Dai Mo unexpectedly transmigrates into the world of The Unrivaled Tang Sect. When he wakes up, he finds himself in bed number one in room 101 of the Shrek boys’ dormitory. He’s a little nervous about transmigrating to another world. According to his memories, he has some connection to the Child of the Plane, and, well, it’s not a good one. He ran off when the other boy needed him and went to the White Tiger Duke’s wife instead. It was also thanks to the Dai family’s help that he was able to enroll at Shrek. The original Dai Mo thought he’d never see Huo Yuhao again, but the protagonist enters the academy under the guidance of Bei Bei, one of its “Twin Stars,” and becomes his junior fellow student. The two are very close. Meanwhile, Dai Mo has always followed Dai Huabin around, keeping a low profile as nothing more than a lackey. His Martial Soul is also a “dog,” but it’s vibrantly multicolored and can control five elements. The previous owner of the body only cared about developing his strength and had no experience controlling the elements. Most importantly, Dai Mo himself has no experience with elemental control either. What should he do? Thinking about his future, he might end up like his father, continuing to serve the Dai family as a lackey. At first, that seemed all right, but he had also offended the protagonist. Even if he wasn’t killed, he’d be driven out and reviled by everyone. His future looked bleak. But then an experience bar appeared, and Dai Mo was thrilled. With an experience bar, he could get the hang of things. All it took was one thing: grinding. He was going to make his mark in this turbulent world too.