This article will apply to be included in v on July 1, 2025. The chapters included in v will start from Chapter 30. Friends who have read it, please don't buy it wrong.
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As a glorious immortal king and a highly respected power in the world of immortality, Chuwu had harmed three people in his short life.
The first one is his master.
He dug out the master's spiritual roots, then skinned and gouged out the heart, crushed the bones and spread the ashes, not giving the master a chance to resurrect.
The second one is his senior brother and Taoist companion.
He led his senior brother astray, causing him to fall into the devil's path. He was besieged by the allied forces of the immortal cultivators and imprisoned in the Demon Suppression Tower, where he never saw the light of day for a hundred years.
The third one is his apprentice, the child he raised by himself.
He raised his apprentice to be the genius of the sect, and then when the apprentice admired him the most, he took away the apprentice's spiritual root, causing the apprentice to accidentally fall into the devil's abyss, and he has been missing since then.
The master hopes that he will die a good death, and the senior brother hopes that his reputation will be ruined.
Only the apprentice, a little mute, never uttered a single word of resentment.
When another hundred years passed, Chuwu was about to be ruined and die a good death. He gave countless opportunities to let his apprentice kill him and take revenge.
At the one hundred and first opportunity, they were unable to escape from the traps of various sects. Chuwu handed his back to his disciples without any precautions.
But this time, the apprentice still didn't take action.
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"I hurt you by mistake, hurt you and abandoned you. It's time to repay you with my life. Why don't you do it?"
Chuwu is a villain who is determined to retaliate, and he is puzzled.
The little mute disciple only replied: "But I think you have always been the best person in the three worlds."
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On the surface, he is bright and glamorous, but in reality, he is dark and crazily criticizing the Master VS an upright and upright disciple who only wallows in front of the Master and acts cute
Qiu Wu (Qiu Wu/Qiu Wu) VS Song Hong (Song Tingkong)
The apprentice had the attribute of being mute when he was a child. As he grows up, he is much better but still talks less. He prefers to communicate with the Master by writing on the palm of his hand.
Note: There is a long chapter on raising children in the early stage, and the apprentice has no relationship with the master before he becomes an adult.
The master and his former Taoist companion had no emotional connection, no close contact, only hatred.
There is no difference in attacking each other, sorry for stepping on the thunder.
It's not scumbag literature, it's probably out of necessity. The master's arrow is slow to return, but the master and the disciple are indeed going in both directions.
The main text is developed from a dual perspective. In order to retain the mutual attack label, the dual perspective was not selected.
Intention: No matter what happens, face it with a smile.
