In an abandoned classroom, a boy lay bound to a long table, his arms and legs tied down. A teacher stood before him with a sharp blade, slicing open his arteries one cut at a time. Then the teacher knelt before a mysterious magic circle in front of the table.
Together with the more than forty other students, he chanted:
“O great, all-knowing and all-powerful god, we offer you this flawless body. Feast on his blood, flesh, and bones, and grant us your mighty power!”
The candle flames flickered. A cold wind howled.
The boy on the table slowly opened his eyes. His pupils were as black as ink, and his wounds healed before their eyes. A black Tang sword slowly appeared in his hand.
He grinned, showing a mouthful of crooked white teeth, and said:
“Come on, weren’t you going to grant them power? Then you’d better accept the power Daddy’s giving you! Hahaha…”
His blade flashed, and the teacher’s head went flying!
The content is very interesting, the plot is very lively and interesting, the subject matter is relatively novel, and the speed of truth is also very fast. It is a very good book, but it seems that not many people have read it. But I have a doubt. If the protagonist reaches the same level as the needy master, does it still need to collect the blood of the righteous god? And is the mountain god male or female?
It's pretty good, but I don't know why not many people watch it.