Ye Qinghuai transmigrates into a novel aimed at male readers as the doomed, saintly master. The moment he opens his eyes, he sees Xie Yuan, the future Demon Lord, lying in front of him, covered in blood.
The System warns: [You must maintain your saintly persona, or you will be shocked!]
So, while screaming inwardly, “Death itself has come knocking!”, he can only wear a compassionate smile as he takes the man in, cares for him devotedly, and does his best to play the guiding light.
Xie Yuan is a hardworking “good disciple” who delights in playing his enemies in the palm of his hand.
Until
He sees his master take a sword meant for him, cough up blood, and still smile at him;
He hears his master say hoarsely, “I trust him”;
And he discovers that beneath his master’s saintly exterior, his soul is trembling with fear of him, yet clumsily and tirelessly… giving off light.
Xie Yuan’s revenge plot falls apart completely.
Later, the Demon Lord who has slaughtered his way through the immortal sects imprisons him in his bedchamber, running his fingertips over his pale lips as he speaks in a hoarse voice:
“Master, you played the part so well…”
“Wasn’t it all so I’d have eyes for no one but you?”
Ye Qinghuai stares at the words finally appearing above the other man’s head, blood-red and impossible to miss: [Killing Intent: 0%, Possessiveness: 100%], and freezes.
Wait, I wanted to change him for the better. I didn’t mean to turn him into a lovesick fool!
At first, I found it confusing. The male lead hadn't even officially joined the sect yet, but he kept calling her "Master" and "Immortal Master Ye," and the two of them were constantly acting, which was a bit frustrating. However, the author's writing is excellent, the plot is good, and I quite liked the characters. It got much better later on, so I still want to keep watching. 😊
It's good, but I really don't think Xie Yuan did anything wrong. This world is too unfair to him. Although his master is innocent and also suffered a lot, I still think that this shouldn't have happened. Violence against violence is not advisable. Perhaps Xie Yuan just needs someone to stand by his side and always believe in him.
It's good, and the characters really resonate with me. Healthy relationships are important, but twisted relationships are undeniably appealing. However, I still prefer the earlier scenes where the two are constantly torn apart. Poor Ye Qinghuai was persecuted like that! 😳 Looking forward to the child's future development (?). It seems the child still needs to cultivate a more mature mindset.
The plot moves quite quickly, but without feeling out of place; it develops gradually. The emotional changes between the master and disciple are also well-described, and this character setting is so appealing... It's just that it's still being serialized, and it's frustrating that I can't finish it all at once T^T Overall, this is definitely worth reading if you like fantasy master-disciple stories!
(T▽T) The author's writing is good, and the style is not awkward (the first two paragraphs help to avoid spoilers; please do not read if you are avoiding spoilers). I thought it would be a sweet story because of the "love-obsessed" description in the synopsis.
It's a tragic story. I feel so sorry for the master because he transmigrated into a saintly person and has been living with that saintly heart ever since. Even after the system left, he still has this personality. It feels like the master isn't a transmigrator but rather someone who has integrated into this world, which is especially pitiful 🥺.
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The content is quite interesting, and it's not awkward at all. I just can't get enough of it! 😢
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It's alright, but the extremely controlled nature of the story isn't suitable for viewers; there are quite a few scenes that torture the protagonist. The side stories, however, are quite heartwarming and enjoyable.