[Two male protagonists + spiritual energy recovery + first contract and later love + grandpa + rebirth and revenge + group portrait]
True Hundred Years (98) Old Chef vs. Ancient Beast Taotie
Gu Changming is pampered by the fake person and really pampered by the fake owner vs. He is really pampered by the fake owner
In his previous life, Gu Changming was plotted by the Guhe Sect because he accidentally obtained the immortal mulberry leaves that fell from the ancient Kongmulberry tree. He was brutally killed and eventually became a mindless corpse leader.
With his deep obsession, he attracted the attention of the spiritual soul of Taotie, an ancient beast that also wandered the world, and returned to the beginning of spiritual recovery at the cost of shattering the remaining half of his divine heart.
Then.
The first day of rebirth.
Gu Changming (excitedly): Okay, now can you teach me how to build a foundation in three days, ascend in seven days, and become a god in nine days?
Su Jiu:......
Gu Changming (suspiciously): Then flat peach, ginseng fruit, you must have some secrets after living for so long!
Su Jiu:…
Gu Changming: What does it mean? What about the magical magic and extraordinary artifacts?
…
Gu Changming: So, we, the old, weak, sick and disabled, are going to take revenge like this?
Su Jiu: It's just practice. I will naturally teach you, for example.
Gu Changming sat upright.
Su Jiu: First imagine yourself as a... Stomach!
Gu Changming:…
A few years later, the Beast Gossip Forum.
The moderator invited Su Jiu.
Question: "Senior, I would like to ask you if you have any successful experience and how you can have someone make suggestions and take your heart and soul for you."
Su Jiu took out the "Notes on the Taming of Human Pets": the essence of it is all in it.
At the same time.
Human monk gossip forum.
Question: Fellow Taoist, do you have any experience in contracting with ferocious beasts that you can impart?
Gu Changming held a copy of "Notes on the Taming of Human Pets": You will know more if you read more about this book.
