There's a Place for Me

Ye Gucheng was arrogant and conceited, looked down on everyone, and was viciously cutting in everything he said. His rotten attitude was notorious, and even after his death he remained one of the Daoist sect's favorite laughingstocks. Yet this laughingstock's only disciple, Xie Qingdu, became the leader of the Daoist sect, a dazzling rising sun in everyone's eyes. Unfortunately, whenever master and disciple met, they could only glare at each other and fight. After being reborn, Ye Gucheng decided to keep his distance from that kid next door. But... In Xie Qingdu's room were books Ye Gucheng had torn to pieces years ago, the hairpin Ye Gucheng liked most, and even a letter in which Ye Gucheng had cursed him out, among many other things. Now Xie Qingdu's disciple, Ye Gucheng heard this leader of the Daoist sect solemnly tell the disciples, "Master Ye is the best person in the world." Xie Qingdu, before Ye Gucheng died: "Heh." Ye Gucheng: "...What? Did he split personalities?" A foul-tempered master on the receiving end x a foul-tempered disciple on top Two people who both end up eating their words An absurdly melodramatic, fluffy little story. The author's writing is greener than grass, so feel free to throw flowers or bricks, just don't be too harsh with your words.