Mu Li slept for a hundred years. When she woke up, she was shocked to find that the sect's population was in decline. In order to revitalize the sect, she had to go down the mountain to recruit disciples.
After a thousand choices, she chose a cute yellow and fluffy chick as her apprentice.
After raising it carefully for a long time, the little chicken finally turned into a human.
However, she discovered that the chick was not a chick.
Pupil earthquake!
This little chick turned out to be her ex-boyfriend, Xie Jinyuan, whom she broke up with a hundred years ago.
Xie Jinyuan, Yulou Taoist Lord, was the first person in the Sword Sect in the world. He had been in charge of Ziwu for a hundred years. He was cold and aloof. He was the flower of the high mountains that Mu Li had spent three hundred years pursuing.
In order to save his junior sister, he jumped off the Jueqing Cliff, picked the Jueqing flower, cut off the roots of love, and broke up with Mu Li.
But now her ex-boyfriend actually gave him amnesia.
Mu Li maintained his good qualities as a master: "The road reaches the sky, everyone goes to one side, goodbye!"
But Chicken Little refused to leave: "Once a teacher, always a teacher."
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Xie Jinyuan watched helplessly as Mu Li died in front of him.
Those who seek the Tao are originally free from love and hate, and free from worries.
Love can easily lead to evil. One hundred years after Mu Li's death, every breath he took was a long night for him.
Everyone in the world said that Taoist Lord Yulou entered the Valley of Unfeeling three times, walked through the abyss of fire, and killed hundreds of ghosts and monsters for the sake of the great road and the common people.
But Xie Jinyuan knew that he was not.
Intention: Love is mutual fulfillment, mutual support, and hope lasts forever.
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The extra chapter is not finished yet. There are no two people who have returned to Daluotian. It depends on Western magic.
The extra chapter is not finished yet. There are no two people who have returned to Daluotian. It depends on Western magic.