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Sunny, sharp-tongued sweetheart x sweet-faced, black-hearted, unhinged tea boy
Timid woman who transmigrates into a book x gloomy reborn man
Female master, male disciple | Reversing the hierarchy | Lighthearted comedy
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A car accident robbed Wen Yue of the wonderful vacation she'd been looking forward to, and sent her straight into a study tour through the world of cultivation.
To return to the real world, she agreed to help the System eliminate the glitches in the original book. But she ended up transmigrating into the villainous master who was the male lead's sworn enemy.
She'd planned to find the original body's soul and set things right, while changing the original story's fate along the way. But somehow, the male lead still became her disciple, despite her being such a loser.
On the surface, they were a loving master and disciple. Behind the scenes, they each had their own little schemes.
Wen Yue: "...I'll be a little nicer to him. I just hope the guy doesn't kill me!"
After she turned away, Zhu Yubai's eyes went cold. He quietly clenched his fist. "She stole my sword and gave it such a terrible name. I'll kill her and sacrifice her to my sword one day!"
And so Wen Yue began her lie-flat life of raising a kid. Her disciple practiced swordsmanship while she slept in her room. Her disciple listened intently as an elder taught cultivation techniques while she propped herself up on the table and slept. Her fellow sect disciples praised her disciple while she made herself invisible nearby...
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It wasn't until the System controlled her and made her shatter Zhu Yubai's golden core with a single palm strike, sending him down the path of demonic cultivation, that she truly accepted the fact her genius disciple would eventually come after her for revenge.
If you can't beat them, can't you at least stay out of their way?
Wen Yue ran. After collecting the original body's soul, she ran off in her own body.
But no one ever told her how Zhu Yubai found out her real name and what she looked like.
Zhu Yubai loved staring at her face. He often held her hand and did nothing, simply looking at her with a smile.
"Is there something on my face? Why do you keep staring at me?"
Zhu Yubai said nothing. He just kept staring at her with shining eyes, clinging to her and turning himself into her big, clingy shadow.
He opened up to Wen Yue, even letting slip the little secret that he'd disliked her and wanted to kill her as a sacrifice to his sword back then.
It was only then that Wen Yue realized that, on some quiet night long ago, the hatred in Zhu Yubai's heart had already been completely washed away by love.
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Zhu Yubai rummaged through her storage pouch for something, but pulled out a crystal pendant he'd never seen before. It looked like someone else had worn it for a long time before giving it to her.
Holding the pendant, he lowered his eyes and came to Wen Yue, as if he'd suffered a terrible injustice. "Master, you have to take responsibility for me..."
"I don't care who gave it to you. You can only have me."
Wen Yue looked up and met his red-rimmed eyes. With a helpless sigh, she wiped away a tear from the corner of his eye. "Don't worry, you'll definitely be the official partner!"
Zhu Yubai suddenly grabbed her wrist, unable to believe his ears. "Master really wants someone else too?"
Reading Guide:
1. Only writes exclusive relationships. The heroine is an adult.
2. The heroine was a heavy internet user before she transmigrated, so there will be internet slang.
3. The hero can be a bit of a tea boy early on. If that's not your thing, don't read.
4. Not traditional cultivation. Lighthearted comedy, with colloquial language.
5. Not a strong female lead story. Neither lead is perfect.
Blurb revised on April 8, 2026
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Theme: Break through pessimism and find happiness
Looks great, cheers!
No, it's just that the pace is too slow. I suggest you just start the emotional flow.