Master, Your Secret Identity Is Showing

Ji Wuchen died and should have been utterly annihilated, but when he woke, he had become a foxtail grass spirit. The one raising him was his former disciple, Jiang Xiao, who had betrayed their sect. That man had become a mighty Celestial Venerable with the power to destroy heaven and earth, and was reportedly searching everywhere for him.

Ji Wuchen was alarmed. Could he be looking for me so he can grind my bones to dust? I must keep my secret identity well hidden!

So he endured humiliation and struggled to survive. On the surface, he was attentive and considerate toward Jiang Xiao. In his heart, he cursed him to the depths of hell.

Jiang Xiao always watched him quietly, making no move and showing no reaction, as if he hadn't noticed. No one knew he had the power to read minds, and had heard every thought in Ji Wuchen's head loud and clear.

One day, Ji Wuchen wondered to himself: Why did that wicked disciple betray the sect back then...

Jiang Xiao suddenly said, "Little Grass, do you know? I love someone. That person is my master."

Ji Wuchen: "...?!"

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In his previous life, the shou hated the Regent above all others. The man was a beast in human form, vile and shameless. They fought for their whole lives, and neither ever managed to defeat the other.

After being reborn, the shou abuses his authority to lure the still-young Regent to his side.

The shou: Hmph! Let's see how you plan to fight me this time, punk.

The shou pinches the mini Regent's cheek and smiles maliciously.

Little does he know...

The Regent, who's been fretting over how to get close to him, is so touched he's nearly in tears. He actually came right to me! Where did this adorable little darling come from?

Reading Guide:

1. The shou thinks he's doing a great job protecting his secret identity, but it's already been exposed everywhere.

2. The gong sees right through him but doesn't say a word, just watches to see how long he can keep up the act.

3. They go from bickering to doting on each other. The difference is just one character in Chinese.

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