Abandoned by My Gentle Master After Being Raised by Him [Funeral Pyre]

My master is the gentlest person in the world. He raised me with his own hands, protecting me and loving me.

My master is also the most powerful sword cultivator in the world, born with immortal bones and renowned across the eight corners of the world.

My master is also the cleverest person in the world. He says the ground beneath our feet is a giant sphere, and that illness is caused by bacteria and viruses...

It's just that I have terrible innate talent. No matter how hard I train, I only make things worse, and I'm often sick.

Whenever I face a setback or come down with a fever, my master always holds me gently in his arms and comforts me softly.

He smells so good and feels so warm. Naturally, I fell in love with him and confessed my feelings that night.

For the first time, my master stopped smiling. He lifted me up and hurt me badly.

At dawn, he said that our bond as master and disciple had come to an end, and expelled me from his sect.

From the gong's perspective:

Yin Xianxue struck it lucky and woke up inside the game The Dragon Protagonist Training Plan, playing the role of the protagonist's master and tasked with raising him from the age of six until he ascended to immortality.

Supposedly, the game has a mysterious hidden ending in which the dragon protagonist turns evil, pins his master down with red-rimmed eyes, takes him by force, locks him in a dark room, and tortures him to death.

Better to be stabbed in the body than in the ass. To avoid this ending, Yin Xianxue made two preparations.

First, he put his points wherever he pleased. Whenever the dragon protagonist trained and leveled up, he poured all his points into unimportant things like appearance, temperament, and physique. He wished he could reduce all the useful stats, like stamina, strength, and intelligence, to negative values.

Second, strike first and be the gong, strike later and be the shou. As the saying goes, a gong who acts too slowly becomes a shou.

That night, Yin Xianxue made his move on his disciple, then steeled himself and expelled him from the sect.

Before half an incense stick had burned, he regretted it.

He searched down the mountain and found only his disciple's pale, frail corpse, so light it seemed to be nothing but skin.

Reading guide:

The main story is told in third person from the disciple's perspective. The disciple is the shou.

Theme: Communicate with one another. Being self-righteous is never the answer.