My Fault, I Really Don't Want to Be a Witch

Lu Yao is a feared blood-weeping witch in the world of cultivation. The world calls her Blood Bodhi, and even has her own nursery rhymes sung for her. When she originally thought that the name Blood Bodhi was just a farce, she was summoned by someone to claim her life, and it was still a murderous case of annihilation! Involuntarily, he became the mastermind of this massacre. Lu Yao: "Although I am not a well-known and decent person, I really can't be considered a heretic, right? Why would you call me to claim my life..." Lu Yao's words are correct. Compared to a witch, she is more like a monk. She neither kills nor abuses living beings. It is a sin to open or close her mouth. She was also hunted by her sect for exterminating her sect. On the way to escape, she thought that if she established a sect in the future, she would keep a leopard to guard the door. If someone came to scare her, she would be able to ride a leopard and escape... This thought was both funny and sad. Later, when she founded a sect and was about to carve her own way, she no longer needed a leopard to scare the world, because there was no one or anything in the world more terrifying than her. She completely became the Blood Bodhi, a witch who set off a generation of bloodshed, and has always been notorious. In fact, she died when she was at the height of her popularity. When he returned many years later, he found that he had been sung in scripts and had become the most feared monster in children's hearts. The poisonous-tongued sect leader who is full of lies × the paranoid and tolerant cultivation subordinate Note: 1. This article is not a traditional cultivation fairy tale. 2. The male protagonist has a low sense of presence in the early stage. 3. I am not very good at writing the beginning. I hope you can give me more time. Thank you, thank you, thank you. If you still don't like it after seeing it, I hope we can get together and part ways. 4. If you like it, please collect it~ Purpose: Living is the most important thing