One day, Wan Che transmigrates and becomes the sole disciple of a great swordsman. In an accident, the master scatters his soul to save her and falls into a deep, unconscious slumber. Wan Che is heartbroken, both for her master and for her own unspoken feelings of love.
Years later, she receives a gift: a pure-hearted young man who's been thoroughly trained. Might as well keep him.
The young man (shyly): "Allow me to dress you, Master."
Later, she is delighted to discover that the young man has a natural gift for swordsmanship, so she takes him as her beloved disciple.
The young man (respectfully): "Your disciple will polish your sword, Master."
Not long after the two of them begin relying on each other, the young man accidentally dies. Wan Che is grief-stricken, but then she unexpectedly receives news: her master, who has been in a coma for twenty years, has suddenly awakened!
Master (affectionately): "Master, could you explain the sword techniques to your disciple again tonight?"
Wan Che (horrified): "I'm doomed _(:з)∠)_ Who am I? Who did I take in as a disciple??"
[Reading guide]
The young man = the master = the sword spirit. This novel contains no BL. If anything seems to suggest otherwise, it's just a smokescreen.
▉ Next historical romance, please add "I Yearn for the Crown Princess" to your reading list!
In her previous life, Jing Rao curbed her temper and tried her best to be a proper Crown Princess, married to bring good fortune to the Crown Prince. But after he recovered from his illness, the Crown Prince had an affair with his one true love, eventually causing Jing Rao's family to lose its power and leaving her deposed and imprisoned.
In the dungeon, on the other side of a wall, was an unknown young man. He had a bad temper, no patience, and a sarcastic way of speaking. Not one of ten things he said was pleasant to hear.
And yet he was the one who passed her food through a hole in the wall with his slender, cracked hands, roused her will to live with his mocking barbs, and pulled her back from the depths of darkness time and again.
Only on the verge of death did she finally learn his name. He was none other than the notorious libertine in the capital, famed for his elegance and debauchery!
Reborn, Jing Rao uses ruthless methods and vows to destroy the treacherous couple. But she unexpectedly encounters a stranger with a voice she knows all too well, who rescues her from danger.
Looking at the disheveled girl who had never appeared in his previous life, and who seems to be the cellmate from next door, Lou Yijiao opens his folding fan with its gold-painted ribs, raises his alluring, peach-blossom eyes, and says with a smile:
"I will remove the Crown Prince for Your Highness. How will you repay me?"
Will this subject's yearning finally be fulfilled?
◆ Both reborn, both each other's first. Two scheming former cellmates share secrets and join forces to stir up trouble, only to end up together ^_^
Theme:
I was too naive. At first I thought the male protagonist was a dog and the female protagonist was a cat. After seeing Qingli, I thought the male protagonist was a cat and the female protagonist was a dog. Later, when I recovered, Ji Wei thought the male protagonist was a dog and the female protagonist was a cat. Only when Cen Yao appeared did I realize that the male protagonist was actually a cat and the female protagonist was a dog. (No nesting dolls allowed)
Cheche asked him! Do you like Cen Yao or Che'er?
At the end, I felt that Cen Yao was a little lonely. Maybe it was the loneliness at the top.
Madam, Madam, is so beautiful and sweet. I like it so much. It's a pity that I didn't see the car that omitted 10,000 words. It would be great if I could drive. It would be great to write it and put it on Weibo. OAO
Spread the flowers Spread the flowers Spread the flowers
Spread the flowers Spread the flowers Spread the flowers
Chanyi asked Qingli to teach her. Doesn't this sentence sound familiar?
I actually found that the books I had read were only free haha
Thanks for the limited fee. It's really nice.
Thanks for the limited fee! Without further ado, I'm going to the author's column!