Stop crying, I'll give it to you, okay?

This kind of plot occurs in almost every wish-fulfillment novel.

In the early stages, the protagonist, who has been accepted as an inner disciple of someone, will feel unworthy and looked down upon for one reason or another. At this time, the followers of the most outstanding disciple in this group will provoke him in various ways and try to win people over to exclude the protagonist.

Xiao Wuli is now in such a predicament.

Chi Buwan frowned, first raising his hand to rub Xiao Wuli's head, who exuded a gloomy aura, offering a silent comfort for a second.

After Xiao Wuli calmed down, he withdrew his hand, turned his head to look at the person who called him Master, and then saw the smugness in his eyes.

He looked away, not glancing at it, and said calmly, "I didn't know when I changed my name."

Shen Shangheng's smile froze on his face. He subconsciously turned around to look at the group of disciples behind him, but the disciples had already lowered their heads at some point.

"disciple..."

Chi Buwan interrupted, his tone calm but with an undeniable protectiveness, saying, "Among all of you, I only have Xiao Wuli as my disciple. You've mistaken me for someone else when you call me 'Master.'"

Shen Shangheng's face turned a little pale.

Chi Buwan realized that it wasn't just his fault. He looked up at the disciples who were bowing their heads and said, "If others continue to overstep their bounds, they are ignorant of the rules. Lingxiao Sect has no need for disciples who don't know the rules."

As soon as he finished speaking, the mockery hidden on the disciple's face froze instantly, replaced by fear. He immediately knelt down and admitted his mistake.

"The disciples know their mistake."

"I am not your master, there is no need for you to kneel." Chi Buwan slightly raised his fingertips, and spiritual power condensed in the air. The disciples wanted to kneel but could not.

Thanks to Xiao Wuli, he was completely immune to such words and said without any mercy, "The sect leader will send someone here later. If you have anything to say, say it now, or you will have no chance to speak."

They can even gang up on Xiao Wuli, so they must not have enough tasks. He must make Xie Hanfeng give them more tasks.

After he finished speaking, the surroundings fell silent. Compared to the anger of the sect leader yesterday, no one dared to question his words.

Yesterday, when the sect leader announced the punishment, they still dared to utter a sound of disbelief. Jade Immortal Venerable...

Among the crowd, some of the bolder ones quietly raised their heads slightly and saw that indifferent face.

Although he wasn't obviously angry, I could feel a sense of unease from the aura emanating from him, as if I was afraid of being disliked by him.

People outside the sect privately say that the Lingxiao Sect has eight elders, but the seventh elder is all beauty and no strength, and has no say in the sect.

But if you spend a day at the Lingxiao Sect, you'll know that the Jade Immortal Venerable of the Lingxiao Sect not only has a voice, but is also the one with the highest power.

On the day of the apprenticeship ceremony, the elders fought so fiercely for Xiao Wuli that they forgot all their past friendships and even asked him for his opinion. Their tone clearly indicated that if Jade Immortal Venerable wanted to accept Xiao Wuli as his disciple, they would no longer compete for him.

And there's the sect leader.

On the day they were accepted as disciples by the various elders, their senior brothers and sisters came to find them and told them many things about the Lingxiao Sect, one of which was about the sect leader.

Elders of the Lingxiao Sect are very difficult to see, especially Jade Immortal Venerable and the Sect Leader. The former stays idle in the main hall of Snow Crimson Peak and never goes out, while the latter is always busy.

The sect leader is extremely busy; they might not see each other for five or ten years.

The sect leader was busiest during the apprenticeship ceremony, but he was brought by Jade Immortal Venerable to guide their cultivation, and the relationship between Jade Immortal Venerable and the sect leader seemed to be very good.

The person who was peeping at Jade Immortal Venerable thought he had hidden himself well and was just about to take a second look when he was spotted by a gaze.

That gaze was malevolent, like an invisible hand gripping his neck. A chill ran up his spine, making his blood begin to freeze.

The man trembled and quickly withdrew his gaze from Jade Immortal Venerable, turning his head to follow the gaze, only to meet a pair of sinister black eyes.

His lips turned pale, but before he could look away in fear, the gaze that had been fixed on him by a venomous snake shifted away. When he looked again, Xiao Wuli's murderous aura instantly subsided. He lowered his head and remained silent, but his body radiated an aura of joy, like the restrained pleasure of being supported by someone, completely opposite to the way he had been staring at him just now.

Chi Buwan looked at Xiao Wuli and saw that he had his head down, so she raised her hand and rubbed his head.

Xiao Wuli is only seven years old now and hasn't grown much yet. You can reach his head without having to lift your hand or stand on tiptoe.

It turns out that Xiao Wuli suffered such injustice at the Lingxiao Sect in "Against the Heavens". No wonder he preferred to go down the mountain to help the people farm and train their bodies rather than stay there.

Fortunately, he came.

If he could change Xiao Wuli's fate once, he could change it a second time.

Could it be that the laws of heaven and earth have become enlightened? Could it be that they allowed him to transmigrate into this book and give Xiao Wuli a happy childhood?

Thinking of this, Chi Buwan looked at Xiao Wuli secretly looking up at him, paused, then smiled slightly, and used both hands to rub his head.

萌。

As a child, Xiao Wuli was exquisitely beautiful, with a round face and bright, dark eyes that looked at him with a shy yet dependent gaze—utterly adorable.

So cute.

Chi Buwan looked at him for a long time before finally choosing to use the memory stone to remember his current appearance.

After a long while, he released his hand, ruffling Xiao Wuli's hair. Chi Buwan paused slightly with his fingertips, then said, "Come and rest for a while, let your teacher comb your hair."

If it were anyone else, Xiao Wuli would have refused immediately, because he was already the most backward among this group of disciples, and he didn't want to waste any time on cultivation.

But the person speaking was the Master.

Xiao Wuli: "Yes."

Chi Buwan flew back to Xuejiang Peak with Xiao Wuli on his sword, just in time to pass by Xie Hanfeng, who had rushed over after receiving the news.

Upon arriving at the back of the mountain, Xie Hanfeng saw a group of disciples whose bodies were tense, and he fell silent.

Another mess.

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Xiao Wuli was taken back to his bedchamber by Chi Buwan.

As Xiao Wuli stepped into the main hall, he subconsciously held his breath, looking at the immaculate figure of his master walking in front of him. He curled his fingers that were hanging by his legs, slowly resumed breathing, and inhaled the faint fragrance in the air little by little into his lungs, feeling the sweetness in his throat.

After a while, he found a comb and had Xiao Wuli sit down in a chair.

Although it's said that he transmigrated into a book again, almost nothing has changed.

For example, how his senior brothers and sisters interacted with him, where they put their things, and so on. Especially Xiao Wuli, who was well-behaved at every age, making people's hearts melt, except that there was no noisy little dumpling by his side...

[Host, Xiao Wuli's obedience is no excuse for making such a mess of her hair.]

Suddenly, a familiar electrical sound came to my ears.

Is it too late?:..........

He looked at Xiao Wuli's increasingly disheveled hair, remaining silent for a long while before finally saying, "Why are you here too?"