Rebirth of Yi Nanhuai

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Wei Shengliang threw himself into Yi Nanhuai's arms, and the spirit sword fell to the side. Yi Nanhuai couldn't help but stroke his black and smooth hair and couldn't help showing a satisfied smile. His chest was soft and warm, almost overflowing with emotion.

After hugging the person like this for a long time and smelling the fresh smell brought by the snow-capped mountain wind on the skin of the beloved, Yi Nanhuai put the spirit sword into his Xumi ring and then beat the person horizontally. He hugged him, got up, and flew to the resting area. His tattered robe was blown up in the air by the air current, and he seemed a little slow due to excessive energy consumption, but these did not detract from his handsome and elegant appearance at all.

Stopping in the rest area, Yi Nanhuai gently placed Wei Shengliang on the floor, then grabbed his shoulder with one hand, supported his head with the other, and slowly leaned him against the railing. Then Yi Nanhuai wiped his Xumijie and took out two small white porcelain medicine bottles.

Yi Nanhuai was about to give medicine to Wei Shengliang when a monk also wearing the white uniform of Junyang Jianzong grabbed his hand, handed over a medicine bottle at the same time, and said flatly, "Use this.

"LLiang's expressionless face is cute; it makes people want to show off in front of him, to see him showing a happy expression because of himself, but other people also have such a rigid face; Yi Nanhuai is not in the mood to take care of him; besides, this person treats A Liang Too concerned, he parted the corner of his mouth, smiled bluntly, shook off the cultivator's hand, and poured out a round, plump, even, and beautiful elixir, exuding a spiritual fragrance from the two medicine bottles. He gently pinched Ah Liang's chin and fed the elixir into it. The palm of his hand felt the cool temperature on Wei Shengliang's lips, but Yi Nanhuai's heart felt hot. Seeing Yi Nanhuai reject his own elixir, the monk frowned slightly in dissatisfaction. He always felt that Mo Huai in Zhibei was not as glamorous as the world said, and he had plans for his junior brother. The monk was about to stop Yi Nanhuai from feeding the medicine, but another female cultivator in the uniform of Zhibeimen stopped him and said, "Master Hui Yue, don't worry, my master never keeps any pills that are not the best. For him, the elixir he gave to Uncle Weisheng must be very good." After hearing this, Hui Yue, the head disciple of Junyang Sword Sect, stopped thinking about it and instead took the elixir back.

Junyang Jianzong Wei Shengliang's disciples of this generation are "Hui", the so-called "Qinghui shines on the sea and the moon", and the name of the elder Jinyu Laojun is Qingyu, Junyang Jianzong. The contemporary head is called Qing Heng. The head of the Junyang Sword Sect accepted disciples early. So far, he has accepted four direct disciples. Huiyue is the youngest. The two senior brothers and one senior sister above him are already in the Nascent Soul Stage. Naturally, they cannot come to participate in the Danshan Mountain. There is another one who is at the peak of Jindan but has not returned from the experience, and I don't know where he is.

The Junyang Sword Sect is famous for its unity, and its fine tradition is to protect its weaknesses and be unreasonable. It has been passed down to the generation of the head of the Junyang Sword Sect, Jinyu Laojun. He blatantly protects his shortcomings, and his four disciples also follow suit, caring for the youngest little student, Liangna.

When Wei Shengliang first entered the Junyang Sword Sect, he was still soft and sticky, and his appearance was as delicate and beautiful as ice sculptures. Because Huiyue's first three senior brothers and sisters are much older than Weishengliang and they often travel around without being in the sect, Huiyue, who is only ten years older, has the closest relationship with Weishengliang. Under the advice of the sect master, Jin Yu Laojun, and even his three senior brothers and sisters, Hui Yue firmly regarded the younger brother as his own responsibility.