Passing on the Arts

Could we please stop bringing up moral character?

Noticing the ill intent in [Long Xi]'s gaze, [Deng Libuduo] groaned inwardly and braced himself as he answered, "Yes, Master."

He had already done ninety-nine good deeds. He might as well see the final push through.

Besides, [Long Xi] had come knocking at his door. Naturally, [Deng Libuduo] would agree to anything now.

[Accept one disciple (completed); reward: comprehension +1 (issued)]

[Teach your disciple one skill you have mastered; reward: comprehension +1]

"Qingfeng Daoist is one of our shareholders. Since Long Xi is his disciple, you two must get along and care for each other. No stirring up conflicts!"

Lin Bai continued giving instructions.

Their private chat had already proven that their differences were irreconcilable.

What could better demonstrate a benevolent spirit than forgiving one's enemy?

Was a disciple what he needed?

No!

All he needed was an experience pack for his cheat.

[Deng Libuduo] coveted his assets and harbored sinister intentions. As his master, Lin Bai naturally had to keep a tight watch on him and constantly temper his character.

An enemy meant pressure.

That would surely make his training yield twice the results with half the effort.

He fucking wants to kill me, and I'm supposed to get along with him and care for him?

Under someone else's eaves, you have no choice but to bow your head. Once I've learned your skills, I'll do whatever I want. Can you really watch me every moment?

For the Martial Arts, I'll endure it!

[Deng Libuduo] contributed a wave of Negative Emotions, then looked at [Long Xi] and forced a gentle smile. "Yes, Master. I'll treat Junior Brother Long Xi well."

"Shopkeeper Lin, I'll treat Junior Brother Deng well too." Not to be outdone, [Long Xi] gave a cold