The blind salted fish master x the black-faced and crazy villain
*Wen Tang tragically passed through the book. What is even more tragic is that she passed through the book and became the vicious master who is the biggest villain in the book.
In the original book, this master was so evil that he beat and scolded the villain in his youth, which caused great psychological trauma to him.
Finally, on the day the villain came of age, she was stabbed through the heart with a sword.
Wen Tang wanted to run, but she was already sitting on the high platform. Among the crowd of disciples who came up to the mountain to become disciples in front of the hall, there was her villain disciple.
Wen Tang glanced at the list tremblingly, but did not see the name of the villain. Another look - ah, she remembered.
The villain was an orphan without a name before he became a disciple. His later name was chosen casually by her.
Wen Tang looked at a group of little potatoes with a smile: "Which one of you is an orphan?"
A group of little potatoes replied: We are all wow.
Wen Tang:?
*Wen Tang is severely face-blind. She thinks all children look the same.
She didn't want to take on any more disciples, but the senior sister carrying a heavy sword stared at her and gritted her teeth.
Wen Tang then left behind all the little boys who claimed to be orphans, and decided to influence every potential villain equally with love.
Haha, she suddenly had seventeen apprentices.
None of the seventeen apprentices had names. In order to treat them equally, Wen Tang gave them all similar names to the male protagonist.
Yin Er, Yin San, Yin Si... All the way to Yin Shiba.
Who is Yin Yi? Yin Yi is the name of the villain in the original book.
Wen Tang didn't dare to get up again.
*Yin Yi was reborn and once again returned to the Linxiang sect, which he was bullied and deeply hated.
He was once again accepted as a disciple by Wen Tang.
This time, his classmates called him Yin Shiba.
Yin Yi sneered: Wen Tang never took her apprentice seriously, regardless of her past life.
Every day after the villain's rebirth, he wanted to kill Wen Tang all the time.
He went to see the Master with a bad attitude and a gloomy look on his face.
As a result, he saw Wen Tang sitting in front of the lecture table, eating melon seeds and reading from the text in a warm voice, and... His sixteen sleepy senior brothers.
Yin Yi: ... This must be Wen Tang's new method of torturing people.
*Wen Tang's youngest apprentice, Yin Shiba, was a pitiful little man with weak spiritual roots.
Based on his qualifications, he is destined to achieve nothing on the path of cultivating immortality.
Therefore, although the child had a gloomy personality and thought about running away all day long, Wen Tang always chose to forgive him tolerantly.
There is only one thing - Wen Tang feels that this child fits the description of the villain in the original book too well.
Dark eyes, long ink-colored hair, indifferent personality...
But then she thought: All my apprentices seem to have black hair and black eyes.
Wen Tang never doubted Yin Shiba again, and began a happy daily life of raising a baby.
Until the day when Yin Shiba came of age, she sent her favorite little apprentice down the mountain, stood on tiptoe and patted her apprentice on the head, and said happily: Shiba, the relationship between you and me as master and apprentice is over, see you again in the world!
The little apprentice's dark eyes looked at her seriously: Master, you want to abandon me again?
Wen Tang corrected: Don't talk nonsense. I just gave up this time. Where does the word "again" come from?
The young apprentice smiled: Master, have you ever thought that the "Yin Yi" you shouted in the nightmare before was actually me?
She laughed: Absolutely impossible!
Until Wen Tang was knocked unconscious and locked into a dark room, and the white robe on his chest was torn apart inch by inch by the sword energy.
The villain rubbed her wrist and sneered: Do you believe it now?
Wen Tang hugged his rag-like dress, looked at the villain, and then thought about the faces of the other sixteen disciples, tears streaming down his face: I can't tell the difference, I really can't tell the difference!
Intention: Move forward with a kind and sincere heart.
