I Ought to Be Mooing in the Jianghu

The Second Young Master told her that the bond between master and servant wasn't one of blood, but was the most stable and intimate relationship in the world.

Because master and servant were like a person and a dog. A dog was humanity's loyal friend, and no one would doubt a dog's devotion.

She thought the Second Young Master was trying to fool her.

After all, she'd transmigrated from the twenty-first century, where the whole master-and-slave thing was no longer in fashion!

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Fortunately, Yuan Guanruo had signed a fixed-term contract.

Once the three years were up, she could leave the Bo residence and be free. She'd never have to put on another insincere act of devotion between master and servant.

The day she ran away was sunny and cloudless.

She thought she and the Second Young Master would go their separate ways from then on.

But Su Lingyu followed her like a persistent ghost, angrily demanding,

"Why didn't you wait for me?"

She was taken aback. The spoiled young master wanted to go out and explore the martial world too?

Wasn't that just choosing to suffer for no reason?

But Su Lingyu arrogantly insisted that when it came to roaming the martial world, he was the veteran.

"There aren't many in the whole martial world who can challenge me."

After many twists and turns, the two still ended up traveling together.

At some point, their feelings changed, and Su Lingyu actually confessed to her.

Ignoring her dazed stare, the handsome young man, venomous at heart, let go of his hostility and nestled into her arms of his own accord.

"So now it's my turn to be your dog? All right." He grinned, revealing his sharp canines.

"I'll bite anyone who comes near you to death."

Content warnings*

Entirely fictional setting, romance-focused, colloquial writing style.

The male lead is unruly and nasty early on, with some moral flaws. He's not a good person through and through.

Theme: Where there's a will, there's a way