[Blurb]
Mo Sandao became his master’s blade at the age of six. His first and foremost ambition in life was to kill his master’s enemy and dispel his master’s inner demons.
He revered his master for rescuing and raising him, and cherished him for teaching and protecting him.
From then on, he would face any danger without a word of complaint.
Thirteen years later, he declared to the world, "Today, I will rid the martial world of a great villain."
Everyone asked, "Who is this great villain?"
Mo Sandao replied, "It’s embarrassing to admit, but the person in question is my master."
A story about "inner demons."
[Reader Advisory]
1. Told from the male lead’s perspective.
2. Little concern for lofty martial-world ideals, just page after page of grudges and tangled relationships.
3. Multiple romantic storylines.
4. Happy ending.
Theme:
It turns out that I really feel happy because such a novel exists in the world.
Because the male protagonist doesn't like his junior sister, his junior sister's love has no weight in his heart. I thought it would disappear if I explained it clearly. It's pitiful that Junior Sister is the one who has lost everything in this scam.
It's really nice to see 4 o'clock in the morning.
Ahhh, I felt disappointed after watching it, but it's really good to watch!!!
Those gang family members have disappeared. Where have they gone?
A Dong, Qing Wei, Granny Ghost is really miserable
After a long sleep, I still feel sorry for Granny Ghost when I wake up 555
It's over. Sure enough, after reading a good novel, it feels like falling out of love.
Did the male protagonist kill his master with his own hands?
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