"Accidentally Stealed the Big Brother's Love" also known as "The Big Boss Is Actually Me"
Chen Yixianzun, the number one warrior in the Xuan Realm, entered the Star Tower to undergo a tribulation eight hundred years ago. He accidentally fell in love with the mortal world, but unexpectedly met a man who cultivated the ruthless path. The sword of love in this world pierced the heart and broke the worldly calamity.
After the Immortal Spiritual God returned to his throne, the first thing he did was to go down to earth to arrest people. Unfortunately, the one who cultivated the ruthless path was blown up on the spot because of the thunder tribulation triggered by that sword.
When the Immortal Master heard about this, his eyes darkened, he was so angry that he locked himself up and calmed down.
This level has been closed for eight hundred years.
For eight hundred years, gossip about the Immortal Lord and mortals was flying all over the sky. One of the protagonists of the gossip, Chen Yi Xianzun, went to retreat somewhere unknown.
As for the remaining protagonist, although he was said to have lost his soul due to a thunderstorm, there is always someone who practices hexagram skills and his good deeds are counted. This calculation is incredible.
The mortal who practices the ruthless path will be born in the lower world.
"Stop." Lu Yuqiu sat up and looked at him sadly: "You mean, you are the boss's love interest, right?"
Lin Yi stopped talking. He was stunned for a moment, without stopping his hand movements, and then said: "It is said that it is."
"..." Lu Yuqiu pressed down Lin Yi's erratic hand and exhaled a breath: "Let's run away, I can't beat him. I'm sorry that you eloped with me."
IQ is as high as 250·The appearance of a young master and the heart of a princess·Sword Spirit Land and Qiu Shou (the ruthless way of the previous life)
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Daily world-weariness, escaping from cultivation, good luck, Ou Queqiu, being eaten to death in two lifetimes, sword cultivator Lin Yigong (the deity in the previous life)
Mission: Don't attribute it to luck, insist on your own efforts