Don’t Call Me Lu Ya; Call Me Lao Shi Er

On the Three Immortal Islands of the East Sea, Yi Chen was saved by the Cloud Firmament Immortal and came to recognize the Three Skys as his elder sisters.

Ling Yue explained the origins of the Bewitching Fox. After hearing it, Yi Chen resolved to protect Ling Yue and took her with him to Qingqiu Mountain to search for a way to break the Bewitching Fox’s spell.

The two endured hardships on Qingqiu Mountain and finally found the solution. After they returned, Yi Chen led the spirit beasts in battle against the Bone-Devouring Poison Python and the Bewitching Fox. The poison python was slain, but the fox escaped wounded.

However, the peaceful days did not last long. The Bewitching Fox brought back its elder sister, the Nine-Tailed Fox, and launched a nighttime surprise attack. Ling Yue died beneath the fox’s divine power while protecting Yi Chen; the fox itself was burned to ashes, its soul utterly destroyed and denied reincarnation by Yi Chen’s sun true fire, while the Nine-Tailed Fox fled injured, whereabouts unknown.

Ling Yue’s death left Yi Chen in excruciating pain, and he finally understood that his own strength was still insufficient. To avenge her, he set out on the path of apprenticeship under the name Lu Ya.

He personally went to Jinao Island and Kunlun Yuxu Palace to seek masters, but was unsuccessful. Along the way, however, he encountered many figures of the primordial era, including the Dragon King Ao Guang of the East Sea, the Chan School’s Taiyi Zhenren, Yuding Zhenren, and Nanji Xianweng, Zhenyuanzi of Wuzhuang Temple, and the Queen Mother of the West of West Kunlun, and experienced a series of bizarre and mysterious encounters...