After failing to overcome the tribulation, I became the last loose immortal in the world of cultivation.
I wanted to live a leisurely life as a wandering cloud and wild crane.
It turns out that the orphan girl picked up by chance was a wizard of alchemy, the mermaid rescued was a genius in formation, the cat demon redeemed from the auction house had supernatural ears, the sword spirit pulled out from the ancient battlefield was reincarnated with murderous intent, and even the little beggar at the foot of the mountain who was about to starve to death was a chaotic spiritual root that was rare to see in a thousand years.
Five apprentices, five styles, changing their ways to "filial piety" to their master all day long.
Until that night,
The reincarnated eldest disciple of Sword Spirit held his natal sword against my throat.
The trapping formation of the second disciple of the shark blocked the retreat in all directions.
The cat demon's third apprentice's sharp claws clasped my veins,
The young disciple of Chaos Spiritual Root brought the Enchanting Powder and smiled innocently: "Master, it's time to take medicine."
The fourth disciple of the alchemy wizard stroked the hem of my clothes and exhaled like a orchid: "Master has taught us so much, why is he the only one who didn't teach me... How can I make you stay forever?"
I looked at the various magic weapons that were looming in their hands, clearly coming from my own hands, and suddenly I felt - shouldn't I have taught them so much in the first place?
Especially you shouldn't be taught how to deal with a loose immortal.
Reader comments
I watched the daily life of master and apprentice, and I think it's okay [thinking]. Although the protagonist is a loose immortal, he failed to overcome the tribulation and was not strong enough to protect several apprentices. Later, the apprentices became stronger, and the protagonist was probably locked up in a small black room.
The front is not interesting, just read it, I feel the definition of immortal is a bit strange, so I support it with four stars.
I watched the daily life of master and apprentice, and I think it's okay [thinking]. Although the protagonist is a loose immortal, he failed to overcome the tribulation and was not strong enough to protect several apprentices. Later, the apprentices became stronger, and the protagonist was probably locked up in a small black room.
The front is not interesting, just read it, I feel the definition of immortal is a bit strange, so I support it with four stars.