Qilin

Chu Ye first met Yu Chenzhou when he was fifteen, and his first impression was less than favorable.

He thought Yu Chenzhou was cold and unreasonable, and seemed a little off in the head, too.

When he learned Yu Chenzhou came from the northern grasslands, Chu Ye kept catching whiffs of mutton on him, which made him feel a little sick.

Still, Chu Ye was very grateful to Yu Chenzhou. After all, Yu Chenzhou had repeatedly rescued him from dire straits, only to break his promise and leave him behind for five or six years.

Chu Ye missed him so much he was going insane.

So Chu Ye waded into the muddy waters of the martial world, wounded Yu Chenzhou's master, challenged his uncle's sect alone, and did everything he could think of to make Yu Chenzhou angry.

But Yu Chenzhou still wouldn't show up. Chu Ye felt like he really was going crazy.

Yet when Yu Chenzhou finally appeared, still wearing that unruffled expression, Chu Ye felt as if the past five years of his life had been for nothing. In front of Yu Chenzhou, he wasn't worth a damn.

What is the martial world?

A life of settling scores and savoring revenge.

What is the imperial court?

A place of deceit and intrigue.

What is a ruler?

One who serves the nation and its people.

The Tianlang List says: Enter the court and you stay off the list. Make the list, and you belong to the martial world.

Reading guide: 1. HE 2. Cool and aloof paired with innocent 3. The innocent one has unpredictable episodes of madness 4. The viewpoint is mainly the gong's early on, then mainly the shou's later