Lazy, carefree salted-fish master on the bottom x cold, scheming, jealous reincarnated Demon Lord disciple on top
An unworthy descendant who ran away from an immortal sect family lives an easygoing life in the mortal world, content as long as he can feed himself.
One day, he is forced to take in a little brat as his disciple.
At first, he thinks the little brat is easy to raise: he never cries or fusses. But it turns out he refuses to eat this and that, and only wants meat. After every attempt to appease him fails, Cong Rong sheds tears of poverty.
Unfortunately, Cong Rong has no ambition and spends his days lounging around, perpetually struggling to stay above the poverty line.
Later, the little brat wins ten coins and declares with conviction, "From now on, I'll be the one supporting you."
Cong Rong doesn't take him seriously.
The little brat brings home twenty taels of silver.
Cong Rong still doesn't take him very seriously.
The little brat acquires half a shop.
Cong Rong doesn't think much of it.
Much later, after regaining his memories and reclaiming command of the demon clan, the Demon Lord builds a magnificent palace of solid gold and silver, then says to him, "Master, it's for you."
"How can a master accept gifts from his disciple? If word gets out, the entire immortal clan will envy me." Cong Rong changes tack, strides forward, and eagerly steps into the legendary house of gold.
The Demon Lord's stern brows curve into a smile. He says leisurely, "Your betrothal gifts should naturally be enough to make both the immortal and demon clans green with envy."
Reader's Guide:
1. The Demon Lord is reborn without his memories, and his skills are sealed. He has a golden finger and exudes the imposing aura of a Demon Lord no matter what he does.
2. His master is so poor that the Demon Lord has to fend for himself, earning money all the way while constantly setting his master up.
3. Everyday life, medium-to-long length, spanning many years.
"After Dumping the CEO's White Moonlight, I Got Together with the Movie Emperor"
Jiang Yue spent years chasing after Qi Heng, only to receive a burgundy invitation with gold lettering.
At Qi Heng's wedding, Jiang Yue remained poised and composed, every bit the refined young gentleman.
After the wedding, Jiang Yue went alone to a bar to drown his sorrows.
The next morning, Jiang Yue awoke in a hotel room with a splitting headache, only to find someone else lying beside him.
To forget his lousy white moonlight as soon as possible, Jiang Yue made an impulsive, irresponsible decision to give Sheng Yi a try.
Jiang Yue thought, "Sheng Yi has so many rumors swirling around him already. One more won't make a difference. Once I've gotten over Qi Heng, Sheng Yi and I can just go our separate ways."
Who knew Sheng Yi would take it seriously, and that Jiang Yue would unexpectedly fall into his tender trap, where he would remain for the rest of his life?
Everyone said that wherever Qi Heng was, Jiang Yue was sure to be there too.
It took Jiang Yue many years to realize that wherever he was, Sheng Yi was sure to be there too.
Theme: Good and evil have nothing to do with one's identity.
This is my first time to write a long review. I was fascinated by the introduction at first, which suits my reading taste. However, I feel that although the perspective is about the main subject, I personally feel that the perspective of attack is more (of course this is just my personal feeling). I feel that there are too many chapters about childhood in the early stage, and it feels like an accelerator is turned on later.
Wow, when will the extra episode be released? I can't do it anymore.
How can this be called the end? I cry violently.
It's tied! I'm really worried about Cong Yi's identity as the Demon Lord. This is a cruel point, isn't it? If Cong Rong knew that Cong Yi was actually Ying Zhao's boss, and Ying Zhao killed Cong Rui [it seems there is a hidden agenda?] Cong Rong would not be able to accept Cong Yi's feelings. . . .
Lao Guo: It's not easy to be a master. I'll go out and look at the moon.
Happy Dragon Boat Festival~~~After being forced to work overtime, I can finally watch Xiao Congyi~~^3^
I don't know why I like Zong Yi's powerful method... I feel that the progress in the latter part is the same as pressing fast forward, which is very different from the previous one.
Big cheers to the author (? ??_??)?
Thank you to the author for your hard work (≧?≦)/
With all due respect, the end of this chapter... Is it a car? ? ? ! !
Great author, come on, your writing is so cute, haha! !
Why! Why is it almost over! I feel like I can come back eighty times
This is my first time to write a long review. I was fascinated by the introduction at first, which suits my reading taste. However, I feel that although the perspective is about the main subject, I personally feel that the perspective of attack is more (of course this is just my personal feeling). I feel that there are too many chapters about childhood in the early stage, and it feels like an accelerator is turned on later.
Wow, when will the extra episode be released? I can't do it anymore.
How can this be called the end? I cry violently.
It's tied! I'm really worried about Cong Yi's identity as the Demon Lord. This is a cruel point, isn't it? If Cong Rong knew that Cong Yi was actually Ying Zhao's boss, and Ying Zhao killed Cong Rui [it seems there is a hidden agenda?] Cong Rong would not be able to accept Cong Yi's feelings. . . .
Lao Guo: It's not easy to be a master. I'll go out and look at the moon.
Happy Dragon Boat Festival~~~After being forced to work overtime, I can finally watch Xiao Congyi~~^3^
I don't know why I like Zong Yi's powerful method... I feel that the progress in the latter part is the same as pressing fast forward, which is very different from the previous one. Big cheers to the author (? ??_??)? Thank you to the author for your hard work (≧?≦)/
With all due respect, the end of this chapter... Is it a car? ? ? ! !
Great author, come on, your writing is so cute, haha! !
Why! Why is it almost over! I feel like I can come back eighty times