Also known as: The Unspoken Secrets Between the Demon King and the Daoist, If You're a Dog, You Just Have to Swallow Your Pride
Daoist Mu thought he had raised himself a well-behaved dog of a son. Little did he know that the boy was a demon, and that he would even lust after his own "father."
Well, they slept together, and it wasn't so bad having his son become his lover.
But what was this about a sudden appearance by a white lotus who egged his boy on to fall into demonic ways?
Daoist Mu exhausted himself to give him a second chance at life as a human, only to get one sentence in return: "It's you or me."
After all that effort, no one appreciated it, and Daoist Mu's silver hair had all been for nothing.
He was willing to trade the rest of his life for the boy's peace and happiness. When would anyone understand Daoist Mu's "parental heart"?
Daoist Mu's guide to raising a dog:
1. If you raise one, raise it for life. Never abandon it halfway through.
2. Large dogs eat a lot, have boundless energy, are highly destructive, and shed fur...
3. Train your own dog yourself. Never allow anyone else to interfere.
4. If the dog gets into trouble, punish the owner.
A sharp-tongued, even harder-hearted patriarch of a Daoist, the shou, × a considerate dog-son who can't recognize kindness, the gong
"I planned everything for you, but you wouldn't listen. If you make a hole in the heavens, then use your flesh and blood to patch it, and repay it with my life."
