Don't Be a Swordsman's Dog

No, I want to be the swordsman's dog. ——Excerpt from "Don't Be a Sword Cultivator's Dog" * Ji Shuoyue would never think about being a dog to a sword cultivator again. He was standing next to Shan Lin wearing the latest cassock, and his whole body was shining. She didn't even look at it, she just asked where she could buy a good sword. He brought a sword that was as sharp as clay and stopped in front of Shan Lin. Before he could think of how to give it to him, Shan Lin cursed something and told him to beat him and not waste time if he didn't roll around. In order to attract Shan Lin's attention, he had to ask Shan Lin for discussion. Shan Lin competed with him several times and said he was flashy, so he turned around and reported him to the leader for the sect's competition. Later, Ji Shuoyue became wiser and decided to apply for Shan Lin's partner first. He has become more mature and stable. He has become a good teammate who can discuss casually when entering and can help with last-hitting damage when retreating. Shan Lin is very satisfied with him, and he is also very satisfied with himself. Until he saw Shan Lin wearing sparkling robes standing next to others, finding suitable weapons for her, spending a lot of time teaching her moves, and acting as her sparring partner. He even said perfunctorily that all sacrifices were for the team. Dogs have no status. He wants to be Shan Lin's Taoist companion. * Shan Lin didn't know about the little white dog he had picked up until he was eighteen. ... Is a male fox. * Some of the male protagonists love literature so much that he will revise the writing later and keep the plot unchanged. Concept: Love is equality