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This is a story about "laziness" and "reliability".
Ye Xiaohua, an orphan picked up by her master, lived a poor but peaceful life in the dilapidated Lingxiao sect. The master is on the run every now and then, and the senior brother has been in seclusion all year round. He has shouldered all the chores of the sect by himself.
Until one day, the senior brother came out of seclusion.
This senior brother's name is Dui, and he lives up to his name—Dai.
How long will you stay? You can go without eating for three months because you are "too lazy to eat"; you can lie down to practice because you are "too lazy to sit"; when challenged, you can ask your junior disciple to beat him for you because you are "too lazy to move".
But this extremely lazy person can always make the most reliable choice at critical moments.
For the sake of his master, he can brave the mountain of no return alone.
For the Dragon Palace, he can sacrifice his natal Dragon Ball.
For the sake of his junior brother, he can protect him silently and say nothing.
The story begins when the master runs away again, and Ye Xiaohua and Brother Duan embark on the road to find the master. They went to Northern Xinjiang, to Western Wilderness, to Kunlun, and to South China Sea. I met Gui Bo, the general manager of the Dragon Palace, the Matchmaker who claimed to be my sister, the Black Dragon Ancestor, and the real Dragon King Ao Guang.
Along the way, they uncovered Brother Dumb's life experience - the reincarnation of the Dragon Palace Prince, collected three keys to the Dragon Palace, rebuilt the Lingxiao Sect, and sealed the rift in the demon world.
In this process, Ye Xiaohua grew from an honest child who loved to cry to a person who can stand alone. Brother Dumb found his family and mission from being a lazy person who was in a daze all day long.
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