Honghuang's Strongest Daoist Legacy: Betraying One's Master and Ancestors

Master says his Dao heart is innate, that he was born close to the Dao and is a natural immortal. Senior Brother says he wants to take him on as a follower, with the protagonist's halo shining over him. Little Junior Sister warns him to watch out for divine maidens, dragon maidens, demonesses, enchantresses, and saintesses, and to remember to protect himself when he goes out. An undying remnant soul says he's a ghost of the Primordial World and has gotten himself into deep trouble, so he can forget about ever finding peace... Leaving his lazy master aside, Luo Qingchen has made up his mind to keep his distance from Senior Brother, lest something go wrong. After all, Senior Brother's opportunities always come at his companions' expense. And as for the scheming Little Junior Sister, shouldn't she be the one he needs to watch out for most? He had meant to cultivate in seclusion and live as an immortal, but the Great Dao bars his way, and the ancient dream's remnants have yet to fade. In the end, there is no rest for him. Luo Qingchen enters the world to sow causes, then leaves it to collect his debts. To sever the Dao, to sever the Dao: the sword cuts through the shackles of the mortal world, but it also cuts into his own path. “Fellow Daoist, care to make a deal? Honest dealings, fair exchange!”