Introduction:
Cheng Gong, who was nearly seventy years old, entered the world of immortality for the first time. It was difficult for him to practice and he was extremely unlucky. He was cursed and trapped in a secret realm for three hundred years. He wrote a "suicide note" out of frustration. But before the ink was dry, the secret realm was conquered. He was thrown out of the secret realm before he could "destroy the corpses and traces" and could only start his journey of cultivating immortality again.
However, before he knew it, his "suicide note" filled with dark history was picked up by a genius swordsman in Zhongzhou.
An unknown person, a proud man of heaven. From then on, their parallel paths of cultivating immortals also intersected, contributing to the cause of eliminating demons and protecting the Tao in the world of immortals.
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At first:
Yun Yi sat on the ground with a spiritual sword in his hand, his eyes sharp and threatening: "You'd better stay away from me."
Cheng Gong: "..." (Holding up his hands and stepping back)
Later:
Yun Yi stared closely at Cheng Gong, who was chatting happily with Gu Qingfeng not far away. Finally, when Gu Qingfeng put his hand on Cheng Gong's shoulder, he couldn't help it anymore.
"Fellow Daoist Gu, it's time for you to go." (Forcibly inserted between the two of them, and squeezed Gu Qingfeng's hand away without anyone noticing)
Cheng Gong looked at the person who came over, took his hand and said to Gu Qingfeng, "Let's talk next time."
Gu Qingfeng: "..." (Kicking over the bowl of dog food: Taoist couple are amazing!)
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[The gentle and cautious Gong who is five hundred years older than Shou & the casual and flamboyant Shou who is only interested in Gong]
Tips:
1. The first few chapters are unfolded in the first person, and then the "suicide note" part ends, and then switches back to the third person;
2. The main focus of this article is the upgrading flow, the main plot, the slow-burning, and the attack on Shou Cai, who was born after he was over five hundred years old;
3. I may not be very good at writing emotional dramas, and there are many personal settings.
4. Free articles, updated as circumstances dictate.
Motto: There are always more solutions than difficulties