A hundred years ago, Gu Qingyun, a close disciple of the "Tianxuan Sect", was an astonishingly talented disciple. He was the first genius in the world of cultivation to reach the level of golden elixir at a young age. However, he committed crimes by burning, killing, looting, and even stole the sect's treasure - the earthly world. He defected from the immortal sect and fell into the demon clan.
The righteous monks besieged and attacked him, forcing him to jump off a cliff and commit suicide. His soul was scattered and his body was broken into thousands of pieces.
The absurd thing is that within a few days of his death, the truth came out and the world knew that there really was such a pure and kind person in the world who would rather die with a stigma than harm the world at all.
The entire world of cultivation owes him a cause and effect.
The master who personally destroyed his spiritual roots spent all his cultivation day after day to preserve the remaining remnants of his soul.
The eldest brother, who turned a blind eye to his plea for help, searched through the sect's treasures and trained him to have an impeccable body.
The second sword cultivator brother who led the Immortal Sect to attack him has many inner demons. He has not touched his natal sword for a hundred years and cannot improve his cultivation.
His medical friend who had poisoned his food was unable to prepare a good medicine.
Even his demon lord's disciple talked to himself in front of his jade pendant every day, wrapped in his clothes every night and couldn't sleep, as if he was still alive by his side.
Gu Qingyun, who came back from rebirth: "... Tongzi, what... Is this?"
Gu Qingyun was a fast traveler. Although he only traveled through one world, he unexpectedly felt deeply guilty about this world. It happened that he couldn't contact the headquarters, so Gu Qingyun planned to make up for the evil deeds he had done.
Gu Qingyun was dragged into a new body as soon as he released his soul body...
Tong! I want to leave, this Shura field is too terrible!
Concept: Everything in the world is mostly variables