The evil disciple is attacked by Master Wenrun vs.
Bai Ke is a vicious male supporting character in a novel about marriage, love, and cruelty. On the way to breaking up and framing the male and female protagonists, he keeps doing all kinds of bad things, and he is happy to be offline.
As a result, he accidentally slipped into a novel about cultivating immortals and became the disciple of the Immortal Lord who died early.
The male and female protagonists were in love all day long, but in the end, they were shocked by the aftermath of his master's sacrifice and were regarded as the savior by the world.
Bai Ke was so angry that he laughed and tore up the book on the spot.
Rather than taking advantage of others, it would be better to take advantage of himself. Bai Ke planned to lock the master in a small dark room to make sauce, and then tied up the male and female protagonists to sacrifice and save the common people.
However, the master did not follow the routine and instead locked himself in a small dark room.
Not only did she have sex every night, but she also forced herself to the corner of the bed and asked if she loved him?
Bai Ke's hands were raised above his head, his eyes widened in disbelief: Are these all my words?
Small theater
The years that passed through the book must not have been too good.
Whenever he was idle in his cultivation, his master would accompany him. When he got into trouble, his master would take care of him. Whatever he lacked, he would have everything he needed, and his master would always answer his request.
Under the bombardment of sugar-coated bullets, Bai Ke finally fell. Even if he drank medicine, he had to be coaxed by his master with candied fruit.
So under the doting of the master, Bai Ke finally exposed his true nature, he wanted to deceive the master and destroy his ancestors!
However, he died before he left the army and was imprisoned in a small dark room by his master who cultivated the ruthless way.
Is this reasonable?
Wuwuwu, where is the gentle and beautiful master from before?
Purpose: practice to gain true knowledge and enjoy a happy life