My Master's Reflexes Are So Impressive

Transmigration? Rebirth?

Actually, it's transmigration and then rebirth!

After transmigrating the first time, Liu Yi died in Feng Feichen's body. Just when he thought his mission was over and he could go home, he was reborn instead.

The one who brought him back to life was his beloved junior disciple. After Liu Yi died, the disciple had gone quite mad, and heartbreakingly so.

Everyone said the junior disciple was deeply attached to him and loved him dearly.

But Liu Yi was completely bewildered. "I don't remember any of it! What did I die of the first time around? Can someone tell me?"

After another chance at life, he seemed to understand. The original owner's unresolved troubles, his birth, his beloved, his fate: all of it had come crashing down on him like a mountain.

Trapped here, he couldn't tell who loved him, whom he loved, or whether it was the original owner's heart or his own that was stirring.

This is a lighthearted comedy with a slow-burn, ensemble-focused plot. It's a classic master-and-disciple story, with the familiar tropes of a carefree cultivation novel. One-on-one, happy ending!

The love interest seems sunny, cheerful, and studious, but secretly broods in the shadows and gets jealous all the time.

The protagonist is an easygoing block of wood (figuratively speaking).