Rebel Disciple, Apologize to Your Master Already

Shen Ciyu transmigrates into a book.

He becomes the lofty, taciturn Lord Qingwei of Qiyun Realm.

In the original story, this lord is the male lead’s master. He bullies his disciple in every way imaginable and eventually dies miserably in Snow Burial Abyss, his bones left unburied.

Just as Shen Ciyu is inwardly cursing the absurd plot, a flash of white light carries him, swaying, into this world.

He struggles through tears to adapt to a place where nothing is familiar, while also finding he cannot bear to let his young disciple meet such a tragic end.

So he keeps a stern face and maintains his aloof persona, while secretly raising the boy with a heart full of pain and tears.

Unexpectedly, he raised his disciple’s feelings until they grew too.

Xie Yun was once a pampered young noble, but his family fell into ruin, his household was slaughtered, and he was left a pitiful orphan.

The day they first met, the boy was covered in blood and grime, yet froze when he met those eyes.

This immortal was so cold and aloof.

Later, as turmoil engulfed the three realms, Xie Yun single-handedly crushed his enemies, then turned around and cornered Shen Ciyu at the summit of Yunqi Peak.

The boy’s eyes were bloodshot, his voice low and hoarse:

“Master, back then you said you would take me as your disciple and never abandon me in this life.”

“Now your disciple has grown up. Do you still want to run?”

Shen Ciyu: ...Is it too late to say we’re only master and disciple?

[Transmigrate into a book | Master and disciple, younger male lead | Mutual redemption | Aloof Lord × Mad young noble]

I only meant to guide you across the frozen abyss, but you want to drag me into the mortal world of love