As soon as Su Yan opened her eyes, she saw a beautiful man in white clothes looking at her with a faint smile. His eyebrows seemed affectionate and yet ruthless. Blood flowed from the corner of his mouth. His chest was pierced by a dagger filled with cold light. His hand was holding the hilt of the knife, and hidden under the man's hand was Su Yan's own hand! Did Su Yan kill him? Suddenly an alarm rang loudly in Su Yan's mind, mixed with the man's low laughter: "Su Yan, this knife... Is more accurate than the previous life."
Su Yan didn't know why she traveled to this novel world of cultivating immortals, and she didn't know why the system insisted on her finding ways to make the immortal Yunya destroy his spiritual roots, become immortals and become demons, or make others become demons? This doesn't look like something a good person would do. The system randomly issues Fallen Immortal missions, and if you refuse or fail, you will be punished with thunderous success. Su Yan has no choice but to live the sneaky life of the dog that framed the master every day.
As the number one leader in the world of cultivating immortals, Yun Ya grew up as a young man with excellent talent. His succession as leader has been a smooth journey, but since he accepted his first disciple, Su Yan, he experienced the ups and downs for the first time. Who plastered the portrait of Yunya's water lotus all over the three realms of humans, demons and immortals? Who brought the human prince and the demon sect prince to the Immortal Sect for exchange and study? Who started an anti-corruption war among the Immortal Cultivation Sect? ... It was all Su Yan's little brain that had an idea, and she tried her best to come up with the three main reasons for the villain's darkening: emotion, power, and belief. The original plan was executed smoothly, but I didn't expect that it would be her who actually turned dark in the end.
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