No Divine Blessing

A heads-up: If you can't handle unconventional values or violent content, or if you're under twelve, don't click in. I'm timid and easily scared, and I don't have what it takes to mess with the big shots.

*The story of how one madman and one thug fall in love.

*Honestly, childhood trauma doesn't necessarily make someone a psychopath.

But it will definitely make them suffer.

*Have you ever seen the highest level of luck in love?

*You've heard of someone who's obsessed with his older brother, right? What about someone obsessed with his senior fellow disciple?

"You're quite sharp-tongued, aren't you? Would you mind helping me test my sword? Just stand over there and don't move. What? You think I'm joking? I'm not joking. The Lord of the Divine Mandate Hall never jokes with people he hates."

"Yun Qin, the Northern Hall Master, is my life, Xiu Wuyou's. Whoever lays a hand on him dies. Understood?"

"Ah, Senior Brother's back. Zimu, look what I got!"

A refined gentleman with a hidden wolfish side, gentle gong (Ling Chen/Yun Qin) x volatile, emotionally unstable, and irritable shou (Xiu Chen/Xiu Wuyou).

Early on, Yun Qin is like a paragon of the righteous path who despises wicked beliefs and deeds, yet he also has traits that might be considered unorthodox. For instance, he doesn't much care for following rules, to a certain extent. In the end, he truly does abandon the rules, destroying the place where he grew up and setting off on a road of no return alongside Xiu Wuyou, the future Lord of the Divine Mandate Hall.

Though he changed his surname, he seems not to mind at all.

Early on, Xiu Wuyou is a dead-serious little madman. On the surface, he just seems like an overly lively boy, but in truth, he's already more terrifying than a bloodthirsty demon king. Though he knows every kind of cruelty in the world, he cherishes and cares for the people he loves more than anyone. He's even a little sentimental, and easily saddened by anything. (Sentimentality runs in the family.)

He went mad for a long time when he "lost" the senior brother who had raised him.