After Faking My Death, I Became the Heavenly Dao

Chaoyang died atop Mount Hua, at the hands of the master he revered. Standing there were his childhood friend, whom he trusted, his senior brother, whom he respected, and his junior brother, whom he cherished.

They said that only one of him and Junior Brother Xihe could live, so he died.

But Chaoyang didn't stay dead. A man dressed in black robes and holding a long sword found him and took him home, where he cared for him attentively for several years.

The first words Chaoyang heard after opening his eyes were: "Fellow Daoist, I spent a million spirit stones bringing you back. How... do you plan to repay me?"

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A genius healer appeared in the Western Regions. They say there's no illness he can't cure. Unless you're truly evil, he'll treat you with everything he's got, as long as you can offer the payment he wants.

Immortal Lord Huaguang of the Huaqing Sect came with his disciple to seek treatment. When he saw a familiar face, all the color drained from his own.

"Chaoyang..."

"Master. No, Immortal Lord Huaguang. Long time no see." The young man wore the same gentle smile as always, exactly as he had when he fell from the peak of Mount Hua.

Huaguang thought Chaoyang wouldn't treat Xihe, but Chaoyang not only agreed to treat him, he did so with great care, sending the Huaqing Sect home with a lively, healthy Xihe.

The price was that Immortal Lord Huaguang had to guard the Anning Pagoda for five hundred years.

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Chaoyang accepted every old acquaintance who came seeking treatment, one after another. But he ignored all their attempts at reconciliation and apologies.

Because Chaoyang was dead. The one standing here was the Heavenly Dao.

The Heavenly Dao was merciless and acted only according to the rules. They had sown evil, and now they had to reap its bitter fruit.

Only one person was different. He had sown good seeds for the Heavenly Dao and was destined to become its favorite.

Note: A divine Heavenly Dao bottom x a genius sword cultivator top

Theme: Good deeds are rewarded, and evil deeds are punished