The False Phoenix and Fake Emperor

Shang Rong had been bad-tempered since childhood. One day, he happened upon a shameless little rogue named Zhao Ji. He saved Zhao Ji's life by chance and, through a twist of fate, became his master. Neither of them was stupid, and they were good at solving cases, fighting, and defeating enemies. But whenever they were together, they were absolute clowns: either I make you so mad you could die, or you do the same to me. Later, Shang Rong learned about his outrageously melodramatic background and the tangled grudges of the previous generation. Unable to handle the shock, he became even more bad-tempered, went on a rampage, and became the enemy of the entire martial world. Zhao Ji wanted to save his little master, Brother Rong, but discovered that even his famously incredible luck had run out. Younger gong and master-disciple romance: a slick, shameless gong with absurdly good luck x a short-tempered, haughty shou who says one thing and means another. A pair of bickering enemies who can't stop arguing. The gong throws tantrums, rolls around, cries at the drop of a hat, clings, and loves to act spoiled. The shou has a sharp tongue but a soft heart, and is a short-tempered caretaker and bodyguard who finds the gong annoying but can't bring himself to leave him. Actually, if you ignore their roles in bed, the gong and shou should probably be switched. Revising the story left some deleted chapters behind, so check carefully before buying. Theme: Let go of attachments and self-clinging