Daughter of the Dao and Devil Venerables

Lu Yaoyao was unaware that her father was seeking parenting advice. Her Master had assigned her a pile of coursework, keeping her busy late into the night. She didn’t even have time to read her favorite storybooks. Today, after finally completing her homework, she thought about the early start the next day and decided to […]

When Lu Chongyun walked into the study, he immediately spotted someone standing with their back to him. Recognizing the figure, he hesitated for a moment at the threshold and even looked up at the sky outside, only to find nothing unusual. After a moment, he finally entered the room.

Lu Yaoyao rolled her eyes and cheerfully called out, “Master! Eldest Senior Brother, Third Senior Brother, Fourth Senior Brother! I’m back!” Hall Master Mo’s displeased expression softened upon seeing his second disciple and youngest disciple. “You’re back.” Ziwan secretly turned his head and made a funny expression to Lu Yaoyao before returning to stand up

Lu Yaoyao wrote sheet after sheet of paper in a flurry. She was telling Brother Yuanyuan about Father and Daddy’s misbehavior, listing their ten major offenses in great detail. She then wrote another letter, this time for her Daddy, denouncing his actions for the harm they had caused her. He knew everything but hadn’t told

“Why are you crying? Who bullied you?” Ziwang noticed Lu Yaoyao’s wet eyes. Not only that, but even her nose and face flushed red from overcrying, and she looked obviously upset. When Ziwang noticed Suhua had returned alone, he initially thought nothing. After a while, however, he became concerned and went to look for Lu

The person who entered the room did so silently, and Lu Yaoyao didn’t notice their approach at all. She huddled under the bed, completely still and holding her breath. Would the person notice her? She hadn’t seen Dao Venerable yet; she didn’t want to leave like this! Don’t find me, don’t find me… Lu Yaoyao

After a moment, Lu Chongyun said, “Let’s go.” Lu Yaoyao was led into the barrier by her eldest senior brother. The moment she stepped in, it felt as though the whole world fell silent. As she walked, her bright eyes darted around, taking in every detail of her surroundings.

“Yaoyao~ your senior brother’s happiness depends on you. Remember to speak well of me…” “Does Senior Brother’s happiness lie in reading storybooks?” “Of course! Stories are my wife. I can’t live without them for a day!”

Lu Yaoyao took her seat, her small face pouting in dissatisfaction. She was fully awake now; her anger had driven away any trace of drowsiness. If humans keep giving extreme teachings to the younger generations, it would only deepen the rift between the three races. Prejudices would take root, deepening in every generation as humans’

“Little Martial Aunt? Little Martial Aunt, are you awake?” came a series of calls from outside the door. After a while, the quilts in the second-floor bedroom stirred, and a slightly chubby face with sleepy eyes poked out from under the covers. Lu Yaoyao’s face still carried the drowsiness of sleep, her usually lively eyes