Sect Master Tongtian's Mosquito Blood [Honghuang]

[The First Heart Demon Wants Results [Honghuang] is now underway. Please support it!] After the War of Investiture of the Gods, all of Honghuang knew that Sect Master Tongtian had a mosquito-blood mark in his heart. As for why it was mosquito blood, it had to be because Sect Master Tongtian had found a new love! Tongtian: Nonsense! He's literally a mosquito! After transmigrating into Honghuang as the Blood-Winged Black Mosquito, a ferocious beast, Wen Zhu Jue was heartbroken, especially about his diet, which he had serious objections to. Just as he was trying to improve his eating habits, a rebellious runaway boy came over. Rebellious boy: Is it tasty? Share some with me. (-^〇^-) Wen Zhu Jue had intended to keep out of trouble, but unexpectedly got caught up with the top powers of Honghuang. He also learned that the noose around his neck had never gone away. His hopes of simply keeping his head down and surviving had only been wishful thinking. Unwilling to die, he flew into a rage and gave Heaven's Will the middle finger. You want me dead? Then I'll live, and I'll wreck the Investiture of the Gods and bring down the Chan Sect. How about that! Taking his Dao companion with him, he ate the Golden Lotus the Mosquito Daoist hadn't finished off in the original story, smashed the Western Teachings' plans for rising to power, then dusted himself off and left Honghuang to find a new base. Tongtian: Wait! Did you forget something?! Wen Zhu Jue: Hey, I didn't want this either, but your dad broke us up. I hope you find a new cinnabar mole, and let me be the mosquito blood. Who says mosquito blood doesn't matter? A cinnabar mole belongs to someone else, but mosquito blood is your own blood. CP: A mosquito bottom determined to stay alive, X a sect master who loves running away from home and breaking his parents' hearts. Reader's Notes: 1. The protagonist's original form is the Mosquito Daoist from Investiture of the Gods. He is a ferocious beast, distinct from the demon race. See the main text for details. 2. The story takes the Chan Sect's side and portrays the Western Teachings negatively. Blurb for