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Pretending to Be a Salted Fish

by Unknown

Shen Budu was the head of the Tianya Canghai Sect, the number one great sect, the legendary number one master on the Heavenly Ranking, and a top big shot of the cultivation world who fully deserved the title. As a result, one day he was killed by the joint efforts of his own personal disciple, his bosom friend, and his childhood-friend junior martial brother. Shen Budu: Good grief, Laozi prided himself on being the social butterfly of the cultivation world, and it turns out my popularity was this bad?? Having died and come back to life, Boss Shen felt rather disheartened. He lay down by the roadside, ready to be a salted fish waiting to die, but he was taken back by a warm-hearted little sect. The little sect took him for a poor little thing, crippled, frail and homeless. Their hearts surged with endless sympathy and pity, and they all took care of him in the most attentive way. Until one day, a bully sect from next door came to collect protection fees. The members of the little sect all had tears in their eyes and trembled with fear, but they saw that helpless, pitiful sickly beauty walk forward with a cold face, lightly lift a finger, and with a “boom,” blow away the entire mountain of the bully sect. The little sect: =口=!? —— Everyone in the world said that Shen Budu’s eldest disciple, Xie Jianhuan, was deeply scheming, cold-hearted and unfeeling, and ruthless and decisive in how he handled matters. They said he must be a wolf-hearted man of wild ambition who would probably betray his master, destroy his master’s lineage, and rebel against his superior one day. Shen Budu had been about to believe it too. Until later, when his fine disciple gripped his waist and pinned him in a corner, lowered his head and planted a scorching kiss on his earlobe, and said in a hoarse voice, “Master, you are so soft.” Only then did he finally understand, with a face full of grief and indignation, exactly what kind of offense this “rebelling against one’s superior” was. — Description from novelcodex.org

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