The Aloof Master Has a Crazy, Brooding, Love-Struck Disciple

【Female master and male disciple + loyal dog turns dark + possessiveness + yandere + sweet and satisfying】 【Pathologically sensitive, gloomy ghost of a man × carefree female immortal with overwhelming combat prowess】 Guanshui, a female cultivator who had defeated everyone under heaven and was half a step from ascending to immortality, casually rescued a pitifully wounded yet stunningly beautiful boy named Zhijin. She took him as her disciple merely to relieve her boredom and pass the time. Who could have expected that she would inadvertently raise an unparalleled loyal dog, obsessively and deeply in love with her, who would turn into a dark, twisted yandere? One day, Guanshui said, “Disciple, you’re acting strange.” Zhijin (smiling as he knelt, his gaze disturbingly obsessive): “Master, could you please stop paying attention to other people? Please look at me more, and spare me a little of your compassion. If you ignore me, I’ll die.” Guanshui: “I thought my disciple was beautiful and well-behaved, until I saw the shattered devotion and out-of-control madness filling his eyes. He wrapped bloodstained chains around my wrist and forced me into a forbidden pact, dragging me down into the swamp of love. What in the world is going on?!” His master doesn’t know that endless infatuation and dark possessiveness torment him day and night. But the person he madly loves is high above him, surrounded by wolves, and dismissive of the love he offers like a moth flying into a flame. So he gets jealous, seduces, tempts, imprisons, forces a pact, and destroys himself. He’ll use every means at his disposal to claim his beautiful, maddeningly irresistible master for himself alone. From the mortal realm to the immortal world, from the ends of the earth to the farthest reaches, their fates are entwined for all eternity, without end... Content warning: no moral boundaries. The heroine is a cold, secretly unhinged heartthrob adored by everyone. Includes imprisonment and coercion. The story has occasional angst, mostly focused on the hero.