Luo Chu passed through the book and became a cannon fodder apprentice in a certain rag literature.
And his master, who was aloof and in control of the lives of all sentient beings, but regarded human lives as nothing, was eventually counterattacked by all sentient beings. He was stripped of his immortal bones, branded with a slave mark, knocked off the sky, fell into the mire, and was reduced to the point where he could be deceived by everyone.
The system asked him to help Master, the flower of the mountains, return to the altar.
At this time, the plot has developed to the point where his master's immortal bones were picked off, and he was branded with a slave mark and was trapped in the quagmire... And looked at him with horror on his face.
Also, it's really scary when the apprentice you killed with your own hands suddenly appears again.
He picked up his master from the quagmire, leaned close to his ear and whispered: "Didn't I say that my disciple? I will come back again."
Reading guide:
It's overall sweet, and the ending is disappointing.
The apprentice is Gong, the Shuangjie who redeems himself after passing through the book.
Intention: If you persevere, you can carve gold and stone.