[A bond that begins with a curse but ends in eternity]
Everyone knows that the "concentric contract" is the cruelest contract in the world of immortality.
The contracting parties must be inseparable and live and die together, just like one body. It was once used to punish sinners and lock up enemies, and was recognized as a long torture.
Chu Yan, a cold and aloof casual cultivator, took the initiative to sign this "curse" in order to save his disciple Lu Zhaoran who was in a dead situation.
He thought that these fifty years would be a responsibility, a repayment, and a yoke that he had to bear.
He taught him swordsmanship, restrained his mind, and covered all the waves with his cold shell every day and night when he was forced to get close.
Lu Zhaoran, the sunshine lifted up from the mud by Master's own hands.
He believed that these fifty years were a time to repay kindness, to follow, and to make himself stronger and no longer a drag.
He practiced hard and laughed cheerfully, but in countless moments of being side by side, he noticed that a certain dependence in his heart had quietly deteriorated.
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· Master who is cold on the outside and hot on the inside × cheerful puppy apprentice, from being dependent on each other to being committed to each other for life and death.
· The fairy tale version of "Marriage first, love later", the relationship flows slowly through fifty years of forced binding, until it starts a prairie fire.
· The main plot revolves around "the forbidden love under the contract" and "the master and apprentice jointly fight against the external crisis", with both emotions and plot being equally important.
"It was only after they were trapped by each other for fifty years that they understood the true gift of the contract: it was not a punishment, but an advance of half-life sweetness."
Intention: growth
