A Dragon-Aotian Hero Steals His Aloof Master Online

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[Wicked, arrogant, deranged, ruthless disciple VS aloof, distant, ruthless master]

Tomorrow Ming hates the person he hates most: his master, Cang Fuxue.

He wants to devour his flesh, tear out his tendons and peel off his skin, and pin him to the bed and fuck him to death.

In the eyes of the world, Cang Fuxue is the peerless Immortal Venerable Qinghong, gifted and elegant, a man of noble character.

In Tomorrow Ming's eyes, Cang Fuxue is a hypocrite, false on the outside and scheming within.

Cang Fuxue found him, took him in, raised him, and taught him, only to destroy him with his own hands in the end.

*

"Beast." Cang Fuxue's eyes were red as he glared at the man on top of him. The hand gripping the quilt was clenched so tightly that the veins stood out.

"My dear master." Tomorrow Ming bent down, panting and laughing softly. Then he suddenly reached out and gripped the neck of the person beneath him. "And yet my master still lets a beast have his way with him."

His master was an aloof, otherworldly immortal, so lofty he was beyond reach. Then Tomorrow Ming would drag him down from his altar, defile him, and dirty him.

Endless humiliation, countless torments.

Blood sprayed everywhere. Pain clenched his organs into a knot. Tomorrow Ming looked down to see a sword piercing his left chest and going straight through Cang Fuxue's heart.

The corners of Cang Fuxue's eyes were tinged red, blood trickled from his lips, and the sword technique in his hand finally fell into place.

His good master had a truly ruthless heart. In the middle of their lovemaking, he had stabbed both of them through with a sword.

*

When he opened his eyes again, Tomorrow Ming had been reborn in his childhood, begging for food and fighting a bully for scraps. Beaten half to death, he lay in the mud.

A familiar figure appeared once more.

Tomorrow Ming had planned to refuse the hand Cang Fuxue held out to him this time.

He hadn't expected Cang Fuxue to merely glance at him before turning and walking away.

A strength from who knew where compelled him to scramble up from the mud. He grabbed Cang Fuxue's pristine robe and gritted his teeth. "Please, immortal, save me."

Cang Fuxue looked down at him from above. "I won't."

Tomorrow Ming's eyes were bloodshot, hatred burning and consuming his reason.

"I was going to let you go because you saved me when I was little. I never thought you wouldn't even spare me that bit of kindness."

"Cang Fuxue, I'm going to destroy you."

*

To become Cang Fuxue's disciple again, Tomorrow Ming deliberately kept showing up in front of him.

The first time, while Cang Fuxue rested beside a stream, Tomorrow Ming fell into the water and thrashed around, splashing everywhere. "Help!"

Cang Fuxue stood up, glanced down at the rushing water, and left.

The second time, on a road Cang Fuxue was sure to pass, Tomorrow Ming expressionlessly killed the bully who had tormented him. The only "living person" among a mountain of corpses, he cried, "Save me."

Cang Fuxue's robes brushed lightly as he turned and walked away.

The third time, he deliberately let a demon bite off his arm. Covered in blood, he "collapsed" outside the inn where Cang Fuxue was staying for the night.

Cang Fuxue opened the door, stepped over the threshold, walked around him, and left without a word.

Again and again, Cang Fuxue really was hard as stone.

Tomorrow Ming got up from the ground and stared at that heartless figure, madness surging in his eyes, wilder than in his previous life. "Cang Fuxue, this time, I'm going to play you to death."

"Then destroy you."

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Reader's Guide:

1. Lots of melodrama. If you don't like melodrama, read with caution.

2. The master isn't weak. He has his own goals and spirit, and the author doesn't enjoy torturing the bottom. This premise is simply more exciting from the top's point of view.

3. The couple are mutually devoted! One-on-one, both virgins, no switching or breaking up, and they dote on each other. The author isn't biased toward either character, and both the top and bottom get their moments to shine. Extreme character stans, please stay away.

4. No other couples, only the main pairing!

5. The top follows a dark, power-fantasy male lead script, wicked, arrogant, and completely unhinged. If that's not your thing, don't read. The story is a slow burn, and the relationship takes time to develop.

6. Happy ending. Trust me, there are twist after twist. If I can't make it all work, you can skin me alive.

7. About the characters' names: Ming is a real surname found in the Hundred Family Surnames. Cang is not included in the Hundred Family Surnames, but it is an ancient, real surname. Its ancestors date back to ancient times, including Cang Jie, an ancient official historian, and Cang Shu, one of the Eight Kaies of Antiquity.

Theme: After wandering in circles, we find that we are each other's one and only