Ye Qingzhu, the youngest genius elder of the Qingyun Sect, established her foundation at the age of ten. At the age of seventeen, she attracted the attention of the righteous people, but she was tempted to accept a disciple due to the teasing of her senior brothers and sisters. Who would have thought that the "down-and-out young man" Ah Chen who came to take the exam was actually the young master of the Demon Cult, Mu Chenguang, in disguise. He was lurking under the family in search of holy objects, but he didn't know that he had already fallen into the "heart array" set by the young master - she knew that there was a wolf nature hidden in his eyes, so she decided to use green bamboo petals as bait to catch the most dangerous fish.
"I originally wanted to steal the mind, but now... I want to steal your person."
When the young master of the Demon Cult tears away his disguise, and the genius young master breaks the Qingyun Order, the master-disciple relationship that began with deception will eventually rewrite the thousand-year grudge between good and evil in the collision between Qingzhu and Xuanfeng.
Core Highlights:
1. [Identity Confrontation × Master-Apprentice Game] The genius young junior sister vs. The young master of the demon sect, one sets up a test, and the other uses the trick. The formation teaching in the classroom hides murderous intent, and the daily tasks become a game between good and evil. The "teacher-student competition" is full of high energy.
2. [Running in both directions × Slowly moving]
The female protagonist is slow and transparent, while the male protagonist goes from being used to falling. The heartbeat is hidden in the details: her back when she blocks the monster for him, the resonance of her spiritual veins when he conveys the demonic energy to her, and the emotional progression from "master and apprentice" to "comrade-in-arms" is delicate and heart-piercing.
3. [Beautiful fighting × detailed sugar residue]
The female protagonist uses green bamboo petals to defend herself against the enemy, while the male protagonist's demonic energy breaks through the formation, and the fighting scenes are poetic and picturesque; "the little master stands on a stone to lecture" and "the apprentice secretly feeds the spirit fox" are contrasting and cute. There is dregs in the sugar, and there is sugar in the dregs.
