I Lay Low Until My Ninth Life, Only to Find My Master Is a Yandere

The early episodes are slice-of-life stories, the writing is decent, but there are some flaws in the details; after all, it is a slice-of-life story, so the logic is not very rigorous; the plot development is relatively reasonable, and the main characters are relatively well-developed.

It's very sweet; a female master raises her male disciple, they cultivate together, and their feelings for each other change. The immortal master is handsome, powerful, resourceful, knowledgeable, and can even cook—his character is off the charts. It seems the male lead is being ungrateful if he doesn't want him.

I don't know how Master became a yandere yet 🤔

This book is pretty good. I think the characters are all quite interesting, and it's suitable for a casual and light reading experience.

It's a rare book that's worth reading, especially since it's quite full of errors. It would be even better if more romance was added in the later parts.

The novel is quite good, so why are there so few reviews?

It's great! The author's writing skills are exceptional.

That's right, it's just that Master's illness lasted too short a time.

Finally, I've found a book I can actually read! [OK]

It's quite to my liking. How many tens of thousands of words does the author plan to write? Will it become too bland later on?