Peerless Black Jade

Xiao Yu is so wronged, her master is unworthy...

It's really good! Personally, I think it's similar to Mo Chenhuan's "The Villain Has Something to Say." Although it's a short story, the overall background and pacing are quite tight, and all the foreshadowing is resolved. I feel it could definitely be on the list of top BL novels. Among the master-disciple/older-younger-younger-follower novels I've read, it should at least rank fifth.

It's really good, at least that's how I feel. Their love is the kind that goes to the bone; I can't even express it. I really didn't expect this book to be so good, even though the rating is quite low.

This book is quite good, but there are very few reviews. I thought I'd stumbled upon a no-man's-land. [You can savor it.] 😳

I'm deducting one star because the ending of Mo Ruyu's second brother wasn't explained; there was only a foreshadowing (Mo Ruyu's words of comfort to Lan Xi), and the ending felt a bit rushed. However, the rest of the writing is excellent. Wu Shuang and Mo Ruyu love each other deeply and their love is mutual. The only problem is misunderstandings between them, which cause some setbacks, but once the misunderstandings are resolved, it's very sweet 🤭

Five stars for the author, four stars for myself. It's a pity it's already finished. The love story between the second brother and Lan tide ended so abruptly, it's so heartbreaking 😢😢😢

Let's be honest, there's still so much left to write, um, really no extras?

Personally, I feel it's a tiny bit like "The Untamed," but it's very good, the writing is excellent, and I really like it. 💕

It's so beautiful, I'm leaving a comment.

It's too sweet, can't you write more details?