[Two male protagonists + master and apprentice Nianxia + double cleansing + death escape + forced]
[A self-guided attack on a tough-talking, soft-hearted person who is a simple master's sect
Li Moan had no choice but to return to the sect for treatment due to demon-killing poisoning, but his senior brother forced him to have a young apprentice. He said that Li Moan had become wild in recent years and ignored the sect. He only wanted to tie him up with a child.
The young apprentice served tea and medicine and cooked Li Moan's three meals a day properly, but how could Li Moan be distracted by such tricks from going out to play.
Just when Li Mo'an was recovering from his injuries and was about to travel around the world again, the young disciple burst into tears and tugged on Li Mo'an's sleeves, "Master~, don't leave."
Okay, he's just a disciple, so why not take him with him? It's a fantasy to trap Li Mo'an in the sect.
At first, the little apprentice really came and went as soon as he was called. He always liked to cling to him for some time. How could he be so clingy to others when he was already a big boy? However, he became smaller and smaller as time went by.
However, the young apprentice used the excuse that he was suffering from cold poison and not only ate together, but also slept together.
I don't know when, the little apprentice was able to wrap his arms around him. One day, in the clouds and rain on the bed, he discovered that the cute and lovable little apprentice had demonic aura on his body.
Although he is a decent Immortal Lord who is idle and idle, he cannot tolerate it. I wanted to use my own power to uphold justice for heaven, but I didn't expect that my little apprentice would destroy his own soul core first and be punished by the Palace of Good and Evil.
Li Moan wanted to die for his love, but found that his little apprentice just escaped...
The truth behind it is actually the gentle technique used by the Demon Lord to get closer to the righteous.
"Master, you are well. Now I can finally have you openly."
