Your Well-Behaved Disciple Is Ready, Handsome Master, Don't Run Away

[Master and Disciple + Xuanhuan + Both Pure + Happy Ending + 1v1 + Younger Top + Nurturing]

[Proud, Dramatic, Lazy Master × Clingy, Tearful, Devoted Disciple]

Xiao Xianshuang, the foremost Immortal Venerable in the cultivation world, was a prodigy who reached the Nascent Soul stage at just one hundred.

Unfortunately, he was gravely injured by the Demon Lord in the battle between immortals and demons twenty years ago. He only had a few years left to live.

At the disciple selection ceremony, everyone assumed he would choose a gifted prodigy to inherit his legacy.

Instead, he picked a menial disciple from a corner:

A pseudo-spiritual root, the most useless of the useless.

He had only three reasons: young enough to manage, no one would blame him if the teaching went badly, and with no parents to bother him.

In short, it was “convenient.”

His little disciple was called Zhao Lianqing, a name so delicate it sounded like a girl's. Xiao Xianshuang thought it was too girlish, so he used the boy's nickname instead, calling him “Gaogao.”

He thought taking on a disciple just meant having someone else to do the laundry and cooking while he carried on eating, drinking, and waiting to die.

He never expected the little thing to grow clingier and clingier, or to become more and more skilled at acting cute as he grew up.

“Master, I just want to stay by your side~”

“Rebellious disciple! Go copy the scriptures.”

Later, people in the sect began bullying Little Rice Cake, calling him a useless fool and saying his master was about to die.

Little Rice Cake ran back in tears and threw himself into his master's arms:

“Master, don't die.”

Xiao Xianshuang's heart softened.

“I won't die or leave. I'll stay with you for a very, very long time.”

He'd said it casually, just to comfort a child.

But Little Rice Cake remembered it for the rest of his life.

Later on, Xiao Xianshuang realized there was a problem:

Why did this child get more and more affectionate as he grew up?

And why did Xiao Xianshuang seem to be getting more and more powerless to resist him?

What could he do? He would rather slaughter everyone under heaven than let anything happen to him.