Ji Chong's mother committed suicide by being humiliated. After he was taken away from the Ji family, he sold it to a small family named Lu as her adopted son. Later, Lu Wuji's name started at this time. This family named Lu made a living by a small business of needlework. She married for many years but had no children. She only used the money she praised for several years to exchange for Lu Wuji's return.

Although it was not his biological child, this family also regarded Lu Wuji as a treasure. He raised him for ten years in a flash. When he was about to admit it, Lu Wuji's adoptive father died of an emergency. His adoptive mother was blinded by excessive sadness and cried, and she couldn't survive long. Because she was worried that she would follow her husband at any time, she was afraid that Lu Wuji's child would suffer. The adoptive mother had a real relationship. Lu Wuji was originally a descendant of Mr. Ji, a wealthy family in the town. If she had something to do, she would go to the Ji family to recognize her ancestors and return to her hometown.

A few years ago, Ji Lao, a great man from the Ji family, came back to worship his ancestors. After hearing the past of Ji Chong many years ago, he was furious. He personally invited Ji Chong's parents' souls to confront the Ji family. Later, it was confirmed that it was those younger generations who deliberately framed Ji Chong's mother in order to seize Ji Chong's property.

The angry Ji Lao invited the family law and dealt with the clan members who had harmed Ji Chong and his son in front of the whole clan. He also sent a special person to bring back the young Ji Chong, but how could his adoptive parents who had raised Lu Wuji for several years agree? It was only after he was able to make a living that he had finally left the child by his side. It was Ji Lao who saw that the two old men were about to live and reluctantly agreed.

Now that her wife is gone, Lu Wuji's adoptive mother told her a long story. Not long after that, she also followed her wife to reincarnate.

With the help of neighbors, Lu Wuji sold his family and sent two adoptive parents. He also returned to the Ji family to recognize his ancestors and return to his hometown. At this time, Ji Lao once again went to form Wentianlou and was not in the mansion. Although he ordered his clan members to deal with it properly if Ji returned to his hometown, he would deal with it properly. However, no one in the mansion would treat him as a person with Ji surname. In addition, Lu Wuji refused to change his surname to Ji surname, and finally beat him up and scolded him and threw him out of the Ji family.

After leaving Ji's mansion, Lu Wuji vowed to the sky that he was not a man of Ji's surname. He would avenge his tragic death mother in his lifetime. When he was a half-year-old boy, he happened to be heard by an old man who came to visit Ji Lao. The old guy found that the murderous child in front of him was extremely talented, and he had no intention of seeing Ji Lao and captured the child into his cave.

In the cave, the old man told Lu Wuji about his origin. His name was Guizong, and he was a few monks who raised monsters. At that time, the magic of raising monsters was regarded as an evil way. Even if Guizong reached the realm of transformation, he dared not easily reveal it. Therefore, very few people knew that Guizong was the one who knew that Guizong was.

Guizong used the teaching of magic and let Lu Wuji take revenge as bait, and lured this half-year-old son to worship his disciple. Lu Wuji, who was still angry at the time, did not think much about it, and became Guizong's disciple in a confused manner. Then he followed the master to the cultivation site located under the sea. Guizong did not teach him magic himself, but only sent other disciples to teach Lu Wuji's superficial introductory techniques together.

After coming here, Lu Wuji discovered that there were dozens of senior brothers about the same age as him. In addition to practicing martial arts every day, these half-aged and old men were also responsible for cleaning and organizing the entire cultivation place. Lu Wuji also discovered a strange thing. Every time his senior brothers were missing, there were fewer people. His teacher Zunguizong had to go out after his disciples disappeared. After he came back, he would definitely bring back one or two disciples of his size.

In addition to these brothers, there is also a strange child here. Guizong also has a child of about the same size as Lu Wuji, called Guichen. Although this child is Guizong's biological flesh and blood, I don't know why Guizong is better to treat his disciples. He often beat his child to death in front of Lu Wuji and others. Then he threw him into a room like a prison. The child's vitality was also tenacious. Lu Wuji thought he was dead several times. Unexpectedly, after a while, he appeared in front of Lu Wuji again. Later, he saw that his biological son was not dead, Guizong beat him again. After several rounds, Lu Wuji became accustomed to him.

Two years after Lu Wuji entered Guizong, his master once made a desperate move. After a small mistake, he actually beat his biological son to death. After seeing it, Lu Wuji, who was already frightened, threw the dead body into the sea to feed the fish.

Lu Wuji dared not disobey Guizong's orders. Just as he was walking out with the child's body in his arms, he suddenly felt the child's heartbeat. Lu Wuji dared not tell Guizong that he hid the child himself, and then came back and reported that the body had been fed fish. Guizong had no sadness at all, but had a hint of relief.

In the following days, the child who was resurrected from the dead miraculously recovered. Lu Wuji distributed half of the rations he saved to the child and took care of the child with fear. He was still very broad in this place of cultivation, and no one would easily discover if there was one more person.

After the child was fully recovered, he regarded Lu Wuji as the closest person and also told him the reason for his beating. The child was indeed Guizong's biological son, called Guichen. When his mother was pregnant with him, Guizong had a soul that was most suitable for taking over the demon body. Before he was born, he often fed his wife some medicines for the soul.

As a result, after Guichen was born, his soul was very suitable for taking over the body of the demon body, but his mother was tortured by the toxicity of the drug, and she died shortly after giving birth to Guichen. Guizong forgot how he fed his wife was a matter of medicine, and blamed Guichen's mother's tragic death on this newly born baby. If it weren't for his use, he would have strangled the son to death.

After Gui Chen grew up a little, his father started to think about his son's soul. At this time, he realized that his son could take over the demon body, but he could only take over the demon soul that was similar to the demon king. If he had a body of a demon, would he still use this brain? After that, the child became a useless existence in front of Guizong. As long as he had something to do, he would use his biological son to vent his anger. In Guizong's eyes, his biological son was far inferior to his disciples.

Lu Wuji secretly raised Guichen for more than ten years. Guichen also told Lu Wuji a secret in return. Those so-called missing disciples were actually taken by Guizong to study how people were. The demons were the same. Guizong was not young and began to be more afraid of death day by day. If he could think of the way to graft the demon body in human body, he might be able to pass on the lifespan of the demon to himself. These disciples were almost dead.

In fact, Lu Wuji also guessed that 80% of the senior brothers and junior brothers were dead. The reason why he had been alive for so many years was because of his diligence and his descendants needed someone to work. Looking back, the missing fellow disciples were all mediocre qualifications and lazy people.

In addition to this, Gui Chen also told Lu Wuji about another secret matter. Guizong did not want to teach his disciples the real magic from beginning to end. He hid the real magic in this sect in a secret place. In order to repay Lu Wuji, Gui Chen told Lu Wuji all the way to the place where the mind method is hidden, including how to open the method there.

While Guizong left the sect again and went out to find his disciples, Lu Wuji quietly sneaked into the place where the hidden magic was and copied out all the magic. In this way, as soon as Guizong left, he would go in to copy the magic, and then come back to start practicing according to the real magic of this sect.

However, if you walk too much at night, you will eventually encounter ghosts. Once, while Guizong was out, Lu Wuji entered the secret room again. While kneeling on the ground to copy the secret book, the door of the secret room suddenly opened. Gui Chen, with a gray face, stood at the door of the secret room with an old white beard...
Chapter completed!