Returning To The Apprenticeship Day, The Partial Master Stands Aside

[Juan Wang’s disciple x Master Xianyu, master-disciple control group, HE]
After his breakthrough in cultivation, Yu Lanqing happily went to his master to report the good news.
But I saw the master practicing sword-wielding with his junior sister.
After learning about Yu Lanqing's breakthrough, the master's first reaction was to turn around and comfort the little junior sister.
"Don't worry about her, she is not as good as you."
In the sect competition, Yu Lanqing did not hold back, and forced the junior sister to the edge of the ring with a sword.
Yu Lanqing was still curious, why was the junior sister who the master said was so talented, so vulnerable?
The next second, he was pierced through the heart by the master's natal spiritual sword.
She then realized that it was not that she was inferior to her junior sister, but that her master was simply partial.
It turns out that Master and Junior Sister had signed a life-and-death contract long ago and became Taoist couples.
Back on the day of the apprenticeship ceremony, Yu Lanqing crushed the chief disciple’s jade medal in front of his master.
Turn around and kneel to His Highness: "This disciple is willing to join Elder Shen's sect."
Amidst the uproar in the mountains, Master Shen's uncle, who was ridiculed as "Xuan Tian's most useless", lifted his hood,
revealing a beautiful face that was sharper than a sword: "Since you dare to risk your life and jump into my pit of fire, I will teach them"
"What is the true Burning Sky Sword Intent."
When Yu Lanqing once again forced the junior sister to the edge of the life and death stage, the former master shouted angrily, "The evil disciple is so outrageous!"
But he was forced to his knees by Shen Huaizhuo's sword energy: "My disciple, it is not the turn of others to discipline me!"
The former master hugged the little junior sister whose heart was broken, and finally saw clearly
The pearl that he once abandoned like a worn-out shoe has long become the sharpest moonlight in the scabbard of someone else's sword.