The first 3 chapters of worldview setting can be skipped without affecting the main line of reading.
Western fantasy world
Di Heng, the second son of the God Clan, sneaked into the Elf Continent to investigate hybrid experiments. He was accidentally picked up by Lance and was mistaken for a hybrid.
From then on, Di Heng became Lance's little follower and started a life of part-time work and part-time study.
The elves around him were jealous of him, and they repeatedly excluded and framed him. A strange combination of circumstances brought the two of them closer.
As they get along day and night, the friendship between the two grows stronger. After a long trip to the black market, my mind was completely clear.
Lance noticed it and chose to avoid it deliberately.
After several pulls, Lance finally bridged the gap in his heart, and the two stayed together.
The peace is fleeting, Di Heng's identity as a god is exposed, the old relationship between his mother and the elf, and a series of problems are thrown at them. Where should they go?
Tips:
It's slow-burning and emotionally delicate. It's a daily routine between master and apprentice in the early stage, but reverses in the middle and later stages.
The system only adjusts the atmosphere, not the main line.
New authors, don't give up, and don't update every day.
Next year
Purpose: two-way redemption, personal reconciliation and inferiority, and resolution of misunderstandings between two generations