Tsk, What’s a Master to Do with a Rebellious Disciple?

Two male leads + no female lead + equally strong leads + both are each other's first and only + raising a little wolf cub

A sharp-tongued, flexible, slow-on-the-uptake master bottom vs. a cold, abstinent, sweet-on-the-outside-and-dark-on-the-inside younger wolf-dog disciple top

After transmigrating, Ji Wuxie became a powerful master who always won his battles, only to find himself as a cannon-fodder character. In the book, he stole his disciple's resources, destroyed his spiritual roots, and committed all manner of misdeeds, before meeting a gruesome end at the hands of his villainous little disciple.

After transmigrating into the book, Ji Wuxie decided to play it safe. He had a whole life's worth of cultivation, so who could possibly beat him?

Before he could get too cocky, the rookie System accidentally reset everything, and his original body's profound cultivation ended up going to his sworn enemy, the villain Cang Ye...

Ji Wuxie was so furious his whiskers nearly stood on end!

With no other choice, he had to gently surround the young villain with love and warmth to soften his heart, while also scheming and hustling to build up his cultivation.

But why was his little disciple such a walking disaster? Ji Wuxie had only left him under a tree to go practice. In the blink of an eye, a monster had carried the little one off. He panicked and rushed to save him, then warned him over and over not to wander off. He went back to practicing, and the little disciple got snatched away by a snake...

Ji Wuxie worried himself sick over this disciple. The boy was not only a handful, but expensive, too. He even started busking in the street, doing acrobatics and smashing bricks against his chest...

Then one day, the little cub he'd raised pinned him against the wall, lowered his head, and gazed at him with a wickedly seductive look. Only then did Ji Wuxie realize that the disciple he'd treated like a son had grown into a man!