Copy 1: As a poor student who was deceived by the master's master into going up the mountain to practice, but he told me that if I don't study hard, I will die? Help, I just want to read the storybook!
Because his master and master forced him to go to the kindergarten class to practice, the eighteen-year-old He Yin collapsed! Looking at the serious little dumplings around him, He Yin felt like crying but couldn't shed tears. Can he really still be able to become an immortal after he has set his mind?
He Yin cried to his master and master, but they forced He Yin to go to school while feeling guilty!
Copy 2: The rain in the world lasts for a hundred years, and He Yin, a scumbag, was also forced to start the path of spiritual practice. However, the road to immortality is long, and there are many injustices in the world. The higher you stand, the clearer you can see. Who is ruining this rotten world?
The master in Wuchen Pavilion takes care of him carefully, but the tragedy of a hundred years ago... All of this will eventually come, even if someone supports the whole world...
Copy 3: Ever since I accepted He Yin as my disciple, I have been acting like crazy all day long. He Yin's amazing talent can't conceal his nature as a scumbag. Alas, Zhan Yun sighed, he didn't understand why sometimes the words He Yin said were so similar to those of his deceased master, and he actually showed a little kindness.
Zhan Yun, who has always been used to being aloof, can't bear to be disturbed recently... He Yin--he is really tormenting!
Protagonist: Master Zhan Yun, who has lofty ambitions in his heart and wants to take good care of his apprentice He Yin/He has always been a scumbag, but one day he suddenly enlightens and decides to take care of his master's apprentice He Yin
It's not strong, it's generally a sweet article.
It's a story about master and apprentice making progress together, arguing and overcoming difficulties. Oh, there is also a light bulb master in He Yin's mind.
Intention: A person strives to make progress, not necessarily for himself, but also for the people he cares about.