Master, Your Disciple Wants to Bully You Every Night

A harmonious daily life, an adorable protagonist, and a very interesting master who is gentle yet slightly cunning. However, the protagonist's personality, shaped by his past life experiences, shouldn't be like this... Adorable, but can the hatred of being abandoned by the whole world be extinguished by a moment of warmth? I hope to see a bit of ruthlessness and decisiveness from the protagonist.

A truly amazing read! As of now (277 chapters), the overall rating is a super-large cup. The romance is superb, and the writing is excellent, far surpassing most similar works on Tomato Book. I don't understand why there are so few readers, but this book is undeniably high-quality.

Absolutely amazing! There are so few stories about raising a child from the age of three, and this one is perfect. The interactions between Huaihe and Ningqing are incredibly cute—a gentle and easygoing master and a mischievous, playful disciple. I'm already looking forward to seeing their relationship develop, with Ningqing falling for Huaihe and Huaihe's reaction.

The pace is rather slow, but it's not boring or aimless. The interactions between the master and disciple are quite interesting. However, I'm still curious to know how the master will react when Qingqing tries to harm him later. 😳😳😳

This is a good story, quite impressive indeed. The author is very detailed, especially in capturing the nuances of emotions. Ning Qing's inner malice stems from her past life, instilling in her a deep hatred for those who betrayed her and for evil people. Her dependence on Huai He and the others also arises from her own experiences.

In every life, the female protagonist Ning Qing met a tragic end, used as a sacrifice and manipulated by the heavens. Until her fourth life, which might also be her last, she was prepared to fight to the death when she encountered another female protagonist, Huai He. Huai He was the legendary Venerable Wang Chen, the number one cultivator in the immortal world—a very cliché story.

Seeing only 233 comments, I knew I had to write one. This is my first time writing a review on Tomato. To get straight to the point, having read over a hundred chapters, I can already confidently say that this book far surpasses some of Tomato's bestsellers; it's exceptionally well-written.

I've caught up. The first half is mostly about daily life with the baby, and around page 1000 it starts doing quests and entering the main storyline, which makes the daily life a little more interesting for me. The character designs are quite good, but the plot is sometimes really frustrating.

Five stars!! Absolutely five stars!!! So good! The nurturing relationship is amazing, and the character designs of the two senior sisters and uncles are so lovely! I love it! Like a dream come true, I arrived at this world in a flash, swift as lightning, my feet barely touching the ground, galloping like a whirlwind, leaving everyone else in the dust.

@LeisurelyComfort The author's writing is very interesting!!! I absolutely love Huaihe and Qingqing! It's so sweet and engaging. The master's character is absolutely amazing and incredibly charming. I also love the relationship between the two senior sisters, Qingdan and Yunhe; their characters are so sweet and have such a great feel to it.