Reborn, I’m Losing My Mind, but My Master Is Still My Master

Ruan Du'an, the brightest sword master in the cultivation world, was executed by his master, Li Mobei, for being “unstable of heart.”

Thirty years later, he awoke to find himself reborn as an outer disciple at a neighboring alchemy sect, a useless pill-refining novice. His new self came from a prominent family, lived in luxury, and seemed born to coast through life.

But his new identity came with new troubles: the original owner was weak, lazy, and incompetent, and had a fierce fiancée from an equally prestigious family whom he was soon to marry.

His parents were perfectly happy with the arrangement, so he had no choice but to ask to break off the engagement. The result? That junior beat him so badly he was gravely wounded, and his master found out everything.

But in a chaotic world, one had to learn to protect oneself. So he decided to enter the Immortal Sects Selection and return to the Sword Sect under his new identity to become a disciple.

After all, the Sword Sect was huge. Surely he wouldn't run into anyone he knew. But after passing the trials, he discovered that the one accepting him was none other than the master who had executed him in his previous life!

Wait, something was definitely wrong.

He wasn't going to become this man's disciple. But suddenly, he found himself kneeling and unable to get back up. The other man's voice rang in his mind: “This time, are there fewer rules to follow when taking me as your master?”

Ruan Du'an: I thought being reborn would let me live an easy, quiet life, but I never imagined it was the first step into a maze of schemes within schemes.

Li Mobei: He got carried away playing his alternate account. There's a good chance he'll have to grovel to win his wife back.