I write whatever comes to me in my dreams. Bibidong above all.
Everything in the plot revolves around the two of them.
No one at Spirit Hall knew that its pontiff, Bibidong, had taken in a little wolf cub.
She treated him as a pawn, while he foolishly dreamed of becoming her sun.
My name is Qian Yao. I am Bibidong’s only personal disciple and Spirit Hall’s most dazzling young genius. Everyone says I’m the warmest light at the pontiff’s side.
But no one knows that the blood of the Asura God flows through me, or that I hide a secret capable of overturning the world.
Even fewer know that I madly love my master, that woman with a heart as cold as ice.
At twenty, I concealed my identity and infiltrated Shrek. I became sworn brothers with Tang San and drank with the Seven Devils. I thought I’d found true brothers and a place to belong.
That is, until the Soul Master Tournament, when my “brother” Tang San’s beloved, Xiao Wu, was cornered by my master, Bibidong.
At that moment, the strongest people on the entire continent were watching.
On one side was the master who raised and taught me, the woman I had loved for years but could never have.
On the other was the brother who trusted and protected me, and the moral duty I could not bring myself to betray.
Which side should I choose?
In fact, it is quite interesting, but some plot characters are a little inconsistent. Why does the protagonist say that he looks similar to Bibi Dong when he grows up? Why does Tang San hate the Wuhun Palace when the protagonist meets Tang San for the first time? At this time, he does not know that his mother was killed by the Wuhun Palace. It is fatal to let the description generated by AL not be deleted. In fact, the secret love between master and disciple is quite touching.
It exploded. I like this kind of books very much