I can’t change the title, I’m devastated. To sum it up, a clever beagle raised a little beagle, only for the little beagle to turn around and usurp its master.
The author reads so widely that this story has a bit of both male- and female-oriented fiction. It features two male leads and leans toward the power-fantasy style of male-oriented fiction, with a master-disciple relationship and a younger love interest. It opens with the protagonist reborn; you’ll see what I mean as you read. It gets hilarious after chapter 24.
Here’s the proper synopsis.
Su Chenglin died in Juemingchen’s arms.
Before he died, the pain made his fingers spasm, yet he still smiled, his foxlike eyes curved as he asked his master if he’d had a long journey.
He had so much sorrow and longing pent up inside him, but when he finally spoke, all he said was, “Take care.”
Juemingchen held his gradually cooling body and remained motionless for a long time.
He’d only been gone for a year. A year in the cultivation world passed in the blink of an eye. He thought that when he returned, things would be like all those times before: Su Chenglin would call him Master, then take the candied hawthorn skewer from his hand.
But that never happened.
His disciple was gone, and so was Yangcang Mountain…
He frantically ran his calculations again and again, but every time, the result was failure. He couldn’t understand. Why would time refuse to turn back for this one thing?
At last, on his final attempt, he gave up his ascension and won a chance to start over from among the countless overlapping shadows.
His memories were erased, and he returned to a time long, long ago. Amid the ruins, he found that child.
Only when the great tower was about to fall did he regain his memories, and realize that everyone’s life and death were nothing more than pieces in an unfinished game of chess.
“Little A-Lin, your master is taking you home.”
“Master, let’s go home.”
Give your book a star... This is the first time I write this type of article. Because the reading is very complicated, I may have mixed in some male and female content when writing... Everyone, please go through the foreshadowing in the first few chapters, I feel that the later chapters will be better than the previous ones. Then there is a bit of a group portrait, but I don't have enough writing skills to write that well... Well, I have the manuscript saved here. I may not read it at the end of the chapter in the future because I found that it seems to affect the perception a bit... Finally, I wish you all have fun watching it, and if you don't like it, I hope you can find your favorite every time! 😘
When I first saw the title of the work, I felt it was very cliché, just like the bad plots I had seen before. However, after reading the author's introduction, I clicked in and saw a different world. Although it is a debut novel, one can tell from its writing style that the author has a delicate mind and has put a lot of effort into it. It can also be guessed that the author has read a lot and practiced a lot of essays. It is good to have clear writing ideas, but readers can also predict the development of the plot later, and there is no sense of novelty; there are too many descriptions, and the environment is saturated. Most of the thousands of words in a chapter are repeating the same thing, which is a bit procrastinating. After reading half of the chapters, I found that I am still trapped in a small world. I hope that a hundred flowers can bloom, each line can be expanded, and more character relationships, timelines, and event lines can be added. Looking at his writing style, there is a feeling of risking death to survive. The author really wants to write about a big world, which feels like a game. Of course, I haven't finished reading it yet, so I can't talk about it. As a new writer, I still want to encourage you!!! [Grass has been planted][Grass has been planted][Grass has been planted]
Nice!!! Please update the author soon 🥺 Then I think the author has a sense of long-lasting flow when writing short stories like that. You will know it by reading a few chapters of the series of long-flowing stories. Chang Liu really made me cry to death 😭 Su Chenglin's character has changed, but I think it may be a bit abrupt, it depends on how the author handles it. My current impression is that it's very interesting to read, and the plot is very interesting. And the author is very cute, silent, and just wants interaction and bookshelves, hahahahaha