My Rebellious Disciple Is Still Bullying His Master Today

[The bottom transmigrates, the top is reborn] Little angels, please support the official version! Blurb: After the demonic cultivator Jin Han dies, he unexpectedly transmigrates into a storybook as the protagonist’s wicked master. Out of jealousy, the wicked master destroys the protagonist’s spiritual root and schemes to have him expelled from the sect, leaving him cursed by the world. He even has people ambush the male lead on the road. In the end, the male lead returns for revenge and gives the villain a taste of his own medicine. He doesn’t kill his evil master, but lets him go instead. The villain is beaten to death by beggars while fleeing, meeting a truly tragic end. When Jin Han transmigrates, the protagonist’s spiritual root has already been destroyed, and he has been expelled from the sect. He’s finally got his life back, so he can’t just throw it away. “Every man for himself, and the heavens may damn the rest.” Jin Han strokes his chin. “Poor thing, you can’t blame me for this.” Jin Han recalls the evil villain’s methods in the book and sighs. “...This villain’s no good. If you’re going to kill someone, do it openly. Why bother with all that fancy nonsense? Just get it done. Sigh, I’ll have to do it myself.” That night, Jin Han takes his sword and tracks the male lead for a thousand miles, catching up with him on the road after his spiritual root has been destroyed. Then he discovers, to his dismay, that he can’t beat him... The bottom, sprawled on the ground: “Sniffle, don’t hit my face.” The top looks at his timid “master” and laughs with interest. “Fine, I won’t.” [2019.12.17] * My upcoming novel: This Seat Is Still Full of Life and Kicking Today Blurb: After causing trouble nonstop until he finally gets himself killed, Leng Yiran, leader of the demonic cultivators, opens his eyes to find himself reborn in the body of a frail scholar who can’t fight his way out of a paper bag. Having already died once, Leng Yiran has no ambition to build a career. He rents a shop and starts a small business, hoping to earn enough to enjoy his retirement. His happy little life lasts only a few days before he hears from passing merchants that his nemesis, Huo Chengyun, is getting married. Leng Yiran picks at his ear and frowns. “What did you just say? Isn’t Huo Chengyun marrying Lin Muyue, the eldest daughter of the Heavenly Dao Sect?” Bystander A: “No, he’s marrying the great demon Leng Yiran.” Leng Yiran: “Leng... hasn’t he been dead for years?!” And he’s a man, too! “Yeah, so it’s a ghost marriage.” Leng Yiran: “...” A ghost marriage, my ass! He’s never dug up the Huo family graves, and he’s always been reasonably polite to that guy. Now that he’s dead, this man dares to humiliate him like this? Outrageous! Leng Yiran angrily goes to confront him... Wait, no. He can’t fight his way out of a paper bag right now. Charging in would be suicide, so he decides to sneak into the bridal chamber in the chaos and steal his own corpse. He sneaks into the bridal chamber without a hitch and lifts the red veil from the “bride” lying on the bed. Then he sees Huo Chengyun’s face. Huo Chengyun’s eyes are red as blood. Gazing intently at the person before him, he smiles tenderly. “A-Ran, I’ve been waiting for you a long time.” Leng Yiran: “...Shimata, I’ve been tricked! This time, I’m really going to die!” Theme: Cherish the people by your side and everything you have now