Master and Disciple Relationship

All in all, after some simple pleasantries, Li Qi was considered to have entered Great Diviner Chongnian's door and had not been thrown out.

Moreover, after their brief conversation, he more or less understood what kind of person Great Shaman Chongnian was.

How should he put it...

To outsiders, he was a terrifyingly cold observer.

Li Qi had already noticed that the worlds Great Shaman Chongnian had waved away earlier were all his "pastures."

Before those worlds were driven away, Li Qi had already passively learned their circumstances through True Knowledge. Within them, countless "higher intelligences" had been bestowed with gifts.

Or rather... curses.

With those curses, Great Shaman Chongnian could observe those people in real time.

Yes, "observe."

Much like Zhong Minglou's Innate Dao Rhyme, although this master and disciple pair had utterly different personalities, they were rather alike in this regard. As diviners, both delighted in becoming "observers."

They watched from the sidelines, then drew their own conclusions.

The difference was that the Great Diviner seemed far colder, so much so that he did not even show a pleasant face to Li Qi, who also walked the Shaman Path. Zhong Minglou, though somewhat dull, was quite friendly.

Yet correspondingly, this Great Diviner seemed a little... obsessed with his disciple.

The difference was obvious. He had been cold and indifferent toward Li Qi, yet the moment he faced Zhong Minglou, he immediately smiled gently, his eyes full of indulgence.

Hey, if Zhong Minglou had been some spoiled and reckless brat, he would definitely have been spoiled rotten.

Li Qi could practically imagine that scene.

A spoiled young master of Wushen Mountain enslaving countless worlds, doing whatever he pleased and taking whatever he wanted from them. In those worlds, many men and women of lofty ideals would arise, exhausting every