Qiao Nan transmigrates into a cultivation novel as a highly powerful but cruel master who abuses her disciples.
To escape her tragic fate of eventually having her heart and lungs ripped out, Qiao Nan decides to give her disciple her whole heart and soul and reform him from a villain.
But gradually, she realizes that the way she and her disciple get along is becoming increasingly strange…
"Master, who's better-looking, me or him?"
Qiao Nan thinks, Does this kid already know the difference between pretty and ugly?
"Master, I'm eighteen." His voice is plaintive, his face full of grievance.
"I know! Wait, how do you know what I'm thinking?" She looks suspicious.
"Well…"
Qiao Nan doesn't know that whenever she mutters about someone in her head, there's always someone secretly listening to her thoughts.
He didn't put brackets around his inner voice, which made it difficult to distinguish his inner voice.
The emotional line is okay. The ending was a bit hasty. Not much shortcomings.
Fei tastes good-looking, good-looking, good-looking, good-looking
Good. The master-disciple relationship is good, I like it
Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking, good-looking