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Teacher Luo Yun is suddenly transported into a cultivation novel, becoming the wicked master who meets a tragic end.
The original mistreated her disciples, only to be devoured by her disciples after they all turned evil. They ground her bones to dust.
Looking at the five future overlords bent on destroying the world before her, Luo Yun makes up her mind on the spot:
She'll teach and guide them with virtue, and make sure she steers every villain back to the right path!
But the more she teaches, the more the story goes completely off the rails...
Master × eldest disciple
Luo Yun: I just want to teach my disciples in peace.
Mo You: Master, just focus on teaching. I'll take care of everything else.
Cool, quiet senior sister × wicked junior sister
Ning Mo is taciturn and unflappable, while Yan Qi is fiercely protective.
Anyone who dares hurt her senior sister will suffer an eternity of ruin.
Gluttonous, simple-minded young master × obsessive research fanatic
Feng Zhu thinks of nothing but pastries, while Yan Mo buries himself in ancient texts.
Somehow, the two make an odd couple that no one can split up.
One master and five disciples, all with eccentric personalities.
Watching her disciples' gazes grow more and more unsettling, Luo Yun finally panics:
"I really only came here to teach as your master. Don't you..."
With the book-traveling redemption as the core, it cleverly subverts the "evil master" routine. The protagonist educates people with moral principles, and his interactions with the five future villain apprentices are full of contrasting cuteness: the eldest apprentice takes the initiative to take responsibility, the cold-hearted senior sister has a habit of protecting others, the gluttonous and foolish young master forms a strange partnership with the paranoid research maniac... All the characters have vivid characters and full of emotional tension. The plot has both laughs and tears. The master's "I just want to educate people in a stable way" forms a wonderful contrast with the disciples' "the master can only be mine." The sweet and sad interweaving shows the warm core of two-way redemption, which is beautiful to watch.
The author's writing style is concise and touching, and the micro-group portrait story is exciting and cleverly conceived. Although it is a setting of two male protagonists, there is no exaggeration of intimate contact. The emotional expression is implicit and metaphorical, and the closer the film is, the more tension is revealed. The master-student relationship in the time-travel setting is novel and unique, and the "wrong style of painting" setting is eye-catching. The plot is compact and not procrastinating, and the ideas are clear and interesting. It is worth reading.
Although there are two male protagonists, there are no exaggerated touches in the whole book. I like such metaphorical emotions. I really enjoyed it!
[Top post][Top post] is very well written, I recommend everyone to read it. [Top post][top post]
Dare I ask if I wrote it myself, do you think it looks good?
The writing style is smooth and delicate, the story is wonderful, the plot is full of ups and downs, the wife, the wife, the wife is so beautiful, I highly recommend it.
The overall rhythm is smooth, the time-travel setting is novel, and the plot does not drag on. The more you watch, the more you get hooked.
This book is so beautiful! Master Luo Yun × first disciple Mo You, the five disciples are all freaks, and the group portrait is very interesting. Unfinished but worth pursuing [Chigua][Chigua]