[A husband-chasing hellscape + no turning back + invincible lead + new heroine + satisfying revenge]
Gu Changge is the senior disciple of the Qingyun Sect, blessed with extraordinary talent and a sword heart clear as crystal.
For his sect, he ventures alone into a secret realm to find medicine, leaving him with hidden injuries all over his body.
For his master, he tests poison on himself, damaging his spiritual roots.
For his junior sister, he bears the blame and slays demonic cultivators, only to be accused of murdering innocents.
But ever since a junior disciple named Lin Fan joined the sect, everything changed.
The junior disciple is silver-tongued and frames him at every turn.
His icy master cripples his cultivation. “Gu Changge, your heart is crooked. You’re unworthy of being my first disciple.”
His gentle senior sister treats him with cold contempt. “I never thought you’d be so petty and jealous of the talented.”
His adorable junior sister draws her sword against him. “I hate you! Give me back the big brother who cared for me!”
Gu Changge’s heart turns to ash. In front of everyone, he severs his own spiritual meridians, returns the sect’s token, and walks away.
“From this day on, Gu Changge and the Qingyun Sect are through!”
After he leaves, the truth slowly comes to light.
A recording stone captured everything, and the scars on his body tell of all he sacrificed.
His master breaks down, his senior sister goes mad, and his junior sister cries herself blind.
They search the whole world like madwomen, asking only for him to look back once.
But when they finally find Gu Changge, he has become a mighty figure, with a peerless beauty by his side.
Gu Changge looks down at them coldly. “Ladies, do we know each other?”
The author may be a novice, the plot he wrote is a bit childish, and the logic is not very reasonable, just watch it for fun 🤔
This is a real novel. Can the author update the chapter where Liu Ruyan and the others personally sent Lin Fan into the Nine Nether Purgatory and tortured him to a life worse than death?
Not bad, I like it