Primordial Era: When a Good Guy Awakens a Morally Unethical System

Chapters 128 and 129, a double-pinyin expression of liking Kong Xuan.

Every attraction in the world has a reason. Although Kong Xuan is handsome and dashing, he is still a child when he first takes human form. Hong Yun, on the other hand, has an extremely sunny and handsome appearance, with a baby face that looks adorable. This is Tongtian's assessment, absolutely fair and true.

But Shuangpin just kept bothering Kong Xuan, even though Kong Xuan didn't really pay any attention to it.

If Hongyun didn't know Shuangpin's gender, she would really suspect that Shuangpin had fallen in love with Kong Xuan, which is why she didn't mind being rejected and waiting at his door all day long.

Hongyun sighed. "Love is the hardest thing to explain in this world," she said. "Why don't we enlighten Shuangpin too, let it take human form and cultivate with Kong Xuan? That way, it won't just sit at the door looking so miserable!"

Anyway, since I'm losing patience with Shuangpin (a type of martial arts), I might as well grant its wish and make it easier for it to pester Kong Xuan. It's a blessing from Hongyun, considering it's been petting him for tens of thousands of years, shedding countless feathers in the process.

Zhen Yuanzi didn't care about such things at all. He could teach one disciple and have another one as well. However, he had no master-disciple relationship with this Shuangpin, so there was no need for him to take him on as a disciple.

"You may enlighten him and keep him at Wuzhuang Temple as a Taoist acolyte, but there is no need to take him as a disciple, as we have no master-disciple relationship."

Zhen Yuanzi knew Hongyun well. Even if Hongyun wanted to enlighten the panda, he would never take on a disciple himself; he would most likely just hand it over to Zhen Yuanzi. So it was best to make things clear beforehand to avoid a situation where the disciple and servant were neither one nor the other.

Hongyun rolled her eyes: "What master-disciple relationship? You and Kong Xuan have a master-disciple relationship?"

Rather, it's more accurate to say they didn't want to accept him as a disciple, so what's the point of any master-disciple relationship? If they truly had a master-disciple relationship with Kong Xuan, why didn't they accept Kong Xuan as a disciple in the novel?

Zhen Yuanzi is just like that; he doesn't like trouble or getting involved in disputes. It's understandable that he doesn't want to take Hongyun as a disciple, but it's wrong to try to fool him!

Hongyun: "Shuangpin's talent is not as good as Kong Xuan's, and he is not as hardworking. It is reasonable that you are unwilling to accept Shuangpin as your apprentice."

But it's not good to bring up fate. Even if they are destined to be master and disciple, if you don't accept them, they won't be master and disciple. Even if they have no connection at all, if you accept them as your disciple, the bond between master and disciple will be deeply rooted.

Zhen Yuanzi frowned helplessly. This panda demon, who only knew how to eat and play, wouldn't even be able to enter the Wuzhuang Temple if it weren't for Hongyun's favor. It had been lazy in its cultivation for so many years, and didn't know how to be grateful. Now it was even avoiding Hongyun. Was there a problem with him not liking it?

Moreover, the panda had no master-disciple relationship with him. Unlike Kong Xuan, who was entrusted to him by Yuan Feng, had good talent, cultivated diligently, and never caused him any trouble, which did indeed make him consider taking him as a disciple.

"Kong Xuan made me want to take him as a disciple, so we have a master-disciple relationship. But your panda, who only knows how to eat, sleep and play, makes me unwilling to take him as a disciple, so we have no master-disciple relationship."

Zhen Yuanzi explained his meaning again, but also made it very clear to Hongyun that taking on a disciple was impossible.

Hongyun felt that even if she explained that she never intended for Zhen Yuanzi to take Shuangpin as her apprentice, Zhen Yuanzi would not believe her now.

He could only sigh and say, "Let's just consider him a junior we'll take in and let Kong Xuan guide his cultivation!"

Zhen Yuanzi remained silent. He didn't care what Hongyun's plans were; his decision was final. Hongyun had too many plans, several a day, and he simply couldn't keep up with Hongyun's unpredictable ideas. If Hongyun was unhappy, let him find his own fun!

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