My Wicked Disciple Keeps Trying to Make a Move on Me

Two formidable leads. The heroine is rather cold and ruthless early on, and stronger than the hero. Not for you if that’s not your thing. She falls from the heights of power overnight, after being set up. A deal brings her back to the human world, and a vast conspiracy is about to be revealed. As she gets caught up in an entanglement with the master of the Silent Destruction Pavilion, will she remember who he is? The master she’s searched for over a thousand years is right before her eyes, but fate has other plans. The master she’s longed for is mistaken for a murderer and relentlessly hunted. When they finally reunite, she comes to him carrying brambles to beg forgiveness. “Master, I was wrong.” “Is that so? What were you wrong about?” “Everything.” By day, he’s a meek little wolf who respects his master. By night, he turns into a big bad wolf and pins her against the wall. “Are you trying to overstep your place?” “Master, I’ve wanted to do this for ages.”