The Demon-Subduing Chronicles: These Two Idiots Are Too Shameless

An old man and two youngsters, the three of them had wanted to live a quiet life, but who knew that a half-year drought would drag the master and his two disciples into it—sealing the drought demon was only the beginning. Wu Daozi had spent half his life carrying out his master's will, saying that he "should have died seventy years ago"; Chen Changge only wanted to slack off and pocket silver; Ling Yun only wanted to avoid being dragged down by this senior brother. The three had originally been unrelated, yet were bound together by a great drought, a barren mountain, and a nine-chi-tall female drought demon. The seal was completed, the master vomited blood, the magic artifact sank into the crevice, and the three stole the master's silver to buy wine and celebrate—thinking everything was over. But who knew that all of this was only the beginning—the Hou demon emerged, the underworld fell into chaos, the heavenly court collapsed, and the three were pushed step by step into the vortex of world destruction. Before Wu Daozi transformed himself into the Dao, he said only one sentence: "I should have died seventy years ago." And the reason Chen Changge and Ling Yun set out on their journey was even simpler—not for the common people, but so that after reincarnation, their parents would no longer suffer. — Description from novelcodex.orgFull novel: The Demon-Subduing Chronicles: These Two Idiots Are Too Shameless — read the rest free on N​o⁠v​e⁠l​C⁠o​d⁠e​x⁠.​o⁠r​g⁠