Assisting the male protagonist to become a god: The first spiritualist

There were three words written on the plaque on the door - Alchemy Pavilion.

As soon as I entered the door, the shopkeeper came up to me and asked what I wanted.

"I'm looking for Master Wu Yu." Yan Su said.

"Looking for Master Wu Yu?" Upon hearing this, the shopkeeper looked Yan Su up and down and said in embarrassment, "Excuse me, sir, Master Wu Yu is only giving lectures in our pavilion and is not seeing any patients."

When Yan Su heard the shopkeeper's words, he reached out and took out a string of beads and handed it over: "Send it to Master Wu Yu. When he sees this string of beads, he will come to see me."

Upon hearing this, the shopkeeper took the beads and looked at Yan Su again. He felt that this man had an extraordinary demeanor. He hesitated for a moment and said, "Then please wait a moment, sir. I will go and report to Master Wu Yu."

After Fu Sheng saw the shopkeeper leave, he approached the male protagonist and whispered, "Master, do you know Master Wu Yu?"

Fu Sheng found it very strange.

As a reader who has read the entire novel, Fu Sheng naturally knows the name of Master Wu Yu.

At the beginning of the novel, Chun Tao and others conspired to sell the hero to a brothel. In order to prevent the hero from escaping, the owner of the brothel interrupted his meridians and destroyed his cultivation. Although the hero escaped after a narrow escape, he was no different from a useless person and was in a very miserable state. He was rescued by Master Wu Yu who happened to pass by. The master reshaped his meridians and enabled the hero to practice again.

But at this juncture, he should not know Master Wu Yu.

Fu Sheng was puzzled and asked the system in his mind: "System, don't you think the male protagonist is strange? How did he know Master Wu Yu?"

After waiting for about five seconds, the system replied: "Replying to the host, after testing, the male protagonist has no problems. This may be the hidden logic of the plot. The male protagonist already knows Master Wu Yu."

The reason why the system chose Fu Sheng was, firstly, because of his ability as a spirit painter, and secondly, Fu Sheng was the protagonist's number one fan, and cursed the author the harshest.

In order to create a sense of excitement, the author of the novel "Becoming a God" made Yan Su fall from the altar overnight in the early stage, suffering humiliation and destruction from the world. His experience can be said to be inhumane.

Yan Su grew up in oppression and blood, and almost crushed himself before he was reborn. Since the Yan family was wiped out, he has hardly enjoyed the kindness of the world, so much so that at the end of the novel, there is no heroine in the whole book, because the male protagonist would not be tempted at all.

The reason why Fu Sheng cursed the author was that the author could not escape the setting at the end. Although Yan Su was the number one immortal, he was stuck at the key step of becoming a god. The reason was that gods must have compassion for all living things, and the protagonist's emotions had been exhausted in his early experiences, so he was not qualified to become a god in the end.

The title of the novel is "Becoming a God", but the male protagonist cannot become a god. How ridiculous!

And it was for this reason that the system chose her to change the hero's miserable experience and help him become a god.

So although Fu Sheng is a person who travels through books, she is not restricted by the plot and characters of the novel. Her arrival is to modify the plot, improve the logic, and assist the male protagonist.

After getting the answer from the system, although Fu Sheng was still a little confused, he had no choice but to accept it.

When Yan Su heard Fu Sheng's question, he had no reaction and had no intention of replying at all.

Fu Sheng curled his lips, feeling very embarrassed.

This is very different from how she imagined she would get along with the male protagonist. She thought that after she became Chuntao, she would not do those bad things, and then she and the male protagonist would depend on each other and live in love with each other.

As a result, now the male protagonist treats her as air.

Oh no, he even wanted to kill her.

Fu Sheng believed that the fleeting murderous intent before was not his illusion.

The male protagonist might still be suspecting that she had sold him out. Fu Sheng originally thought that the male protagonist was just like what was described in the book, still a simple young man who was devoted to cultivation and ignorant of worldly affairs. She could just explain and coax him and it would be over. After all, didn't she risk her life to save him later?

But it seems that the male protagonist still doesn't believe her at all.

Fu Sheng felt like a mute eating bitter herbs, unable to express her pain. She couldn't help but blame the system for sending her here at a bad time. It would have been better to send it here a day earlier, when nothing had happened.

This timing is really frustrating.

While Fu Sheng was complaining in his heart, the shopkeeper had already turned back. He came to Yan Su and said in a much more respectful manner: "Sir, Master Wu Yu wants to see you."

The shopkeeper led the way for Yan Su in front, and Fu Sheng immediately followed.

After bringing them to the door, the shopkeeper left. Fu Sheng followed Yan Su in and saw a man with snow-white hair.

The man looked to be about 25 years old, with fair skin, snow-white hair, and was as handsome as an immortal, like a snow mountain elf.

Fu Sheng, who is obsessed with appearance, was immediately amazed.

She had read novels and knew that Master Wu Yu was not the kind of old man over fifty as people thought. He looked very young. Of course, in this world of cultivation, appearance itself did not have much reference value for age. It was possible that he was actually over a hundred years old.

"Did you bring the beads?" Master Wu Yu looked at the male protagonist's face and said, "Are you Yan Su, Ruoxi's child?"

Fu Sheng was a little surprised.

The protagonist's mother is named Nalan Ruoxi. Master Wu Yu actually calls his mother by her name and is so intimate with her, which shows that they have a close relationship.

The author pursues a fast pace in the novel, and all the words are used to describe how badly the male protagonist is bullied. Many stories of supporting characters and plot details are hastily summarized and glossed over.

At that time, Master Wu Yu passed by the male protagonist and rescued him. Readers only thought that Master Wu Yu was kind-hearted and was a tool arranged by the author to help the male protagonist. Now it seems that Master Wu Yu had known Yan Su for a long time. Perhaps it was not a fluke that the male protagonist was rescued by Master Wu Yu in the original book.

"Yes." Hearing Master Wu Yu directly point out his identity, Yan Su did not hide it.

Master Wu Yu played with the beads, lying on the chaise longue and said casually: "Aren't you being hunted down? Why are you looking for me at the height of the storm?"

The Yan family colluded with the demons and were hunted down by the Immortal Alliance. The entire Yan family was burned to death, and only the eldest son Yan Su escaped.

In just a few days, the news spread throughout the entire world of immortal cultivation.

Master Wu Yu's casual demeanor did not annoy Yan Su. He said calmly, "My mother gave me this string of beads before she sent me away, saying that when I encounter difficulties, I can come to Master Wu Yu with this token."

Having said this, he paused, and stared at Master Wu Yu with his deep eyes, as if he was recalling something through him. When he spoke again, his voice was full of certainty: "You will help me."

No one noticed the change in Yan Su's expression, and no one noticed that he said the affirmative sentence "You will help me" instead of the interrogative sentence "Will you help me?"

Master Wu Yu naturally didn't notice it. When he heard Yan Su say that, the corner of his mouth curled up in a sarcastic arc, but if you looked closely, you could see a hint of invisible sadness in it.

"Oh, she finally remembered me only after she died."