Paranoid Master: Bai Yueguang's Apprentice Ran Away After Flirting with Him

[The main text of the two male protagonists has been completed + master and apprentice + seniority + martial arts + age difference + paranoid master + cute apprentice + mutual redemption + sour emotional pull] After Xiao Jinshu experienced the tragedy of annihilating his family, he was fortunate enough to be picked up by his master. He also taught him peerless swordsmanship and allowed him to get close to him. So he regarded Master as his faith and the only light in his life. Until I accidentally caught a glimpse of a portrait collected by Master. The person in the painting actually had the same facial features as him. He felt cold as he looked at the words on the painting. It turns out that all the preference and indulgence are because of his face. It turns out that he is just the shadow of the master mourning the dead. In the end, he became disheartened and wanted to get his master drunk and go down the mountain, but unexpectedly gave him the wrong medicine, so he could only run away with pain all over his body. After coming down from the mountain, he discovered that the sword manual passed down by his master was the cause of the tragedy of the Xiao family's destruction. Could it be that... Is Master related to the murder of the Xiao family? PS master's perspective: When Yu Li picked up the brocade book, the child was being beaten and driven away by several beggars. He huddled pitifully in the corner of the alley, with a dirty little face, but he still saw the blue eyes at a glance. So he pampered the boy in the bamboo forest on the mountain and watched him grow from a embarrassed little beast to a cold swordsman. But what if his apprentice wants to run away when he grows up? What can be done? If you chase me, can you let others snatch it away?