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Qin Juan transmigrates into a badly concluded power fantasy, becoming an unlucky cannon-fodder character who is devastatingly handsome, dies ridiculously young, and attracts an absurd number of romantic entanglements.
He also picks up the sweetest, most thoughtful boy in the world.
The boy is determined to become his disciple, but Qin Juan rejects him on the spot.
He has read plenty of web novels and knows all about masters: they're either screwed by their disciples or die for them. Either way, it never ends well.
But he can't withstand the boy's advances, and eventually takes him on as a disciple.
One day, he suddenly realizes that his precious disciple is the deranged male lead from the original novel, the one who slaughtered the entire cast in the final chapter.
He knows this plotline all too well...
So he transmigrated into one of those master-and-disciple novels!
Is the part where his disciple locks him up and begs him through teary eyes not to leave about to happen?
But his disciple is the very picture of righteousness. “I feel nothing but respect and affection for my master. I have absolutely no improper intentions.”
Qin Juan: “I believe you...”
As if!
Could you let go of me before you say that?
Stop hugging me! My waist is about to break.
His disciple continues, righteous as ever. “I really, truly have no improper intentions.”
Qin Juan smiles, loops an arm around his neck, and says hoarsely, “But I do.”
I demand the normal treatment a master gets in a transmigration-into-a-book story!
Mutual attraction, and very, very intense.
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1.
Qiong Ren is exceptionally handsome and incredibly talented, yet three years after his debut, he has fewer than ten active fans.
One day, he suddenly discovers that although his career on earth is so dead it's practically underground, he is genuinely the Underworld's top-tier star. His music videos play everywhere in the land of the dead, his songs are the official background music for the King of Hell's work, and his Sina Weibo Underworld Edition account has over a billion followers.
Qiong Ren bursts into tears at finally having fans, even if, strictly speaking, none of them are alive...
There's just one problem.
Qiong Ren is afraid of ghosts.
2.
To get used to his sudden billion ghost fans, Qiong Ren watches horror movies and visits haunted houses every day, working on his nerves so he won't faint onstage.
He folds gold ingots and pricks joss paper. His fans buy his albums, and he sends them ghost money. Love goes both ways.
While other idols pose for wedding-themed shoots in Bazaar, Qiong Ren poses for the Underworld's premier magazine, A Complete Guide to Torture Devices.
While other idols sing charity songs, Qiong Ren sings the Hell Culture promotional song, You Won't Meet a Good End.
While other idols' pairings with their bandmates become hugely popular on earth, only for the truth to come out and their reputations to crash, Qiong Ren's pairing with the King of Hell becomes a sensation in the Underworld, and they end up getting married.
3.
While Qiong Ren is working hard to be a good Underworld idol, he unexpectedly trends on earth.
#QiongRenDreamVisit
“Grandpa visited me in a dream last night and told me to burn Qiong Ren merch for him. I looked it up and apparently this little idol really exists, though he's unbelievably unpopular... Anyway, where can I buy his merch?”
“You're not alone. My sister also asked me to burn a Qiong Ren fan banner for her so she can take it to a fan signing! Is he only doing business in the Underworld, so he isn't famous on earth? Mind blown.jpg”
“I looked up his photos. He's ridiculously handsome. I'm officially his most loyal fan of his looks from now on. *kiss kiss kiss*”
“Oh my gosh, he's so handsome! How can someone this handsome not be famous?”
“Maybe his main business really is in the Underworld, hahaha!”
“Huh? Why did my dream message tell me to write a fanfic about Qiong Ren and the King of Hell?”
Qiong Ren gains a million followers overnight (on earth).
The love interest is the King of Hell. I just want to see a cold, dignified workaholic finally give in to love.
Theme: He was once saved by the world's kindness, and he will use that kindness to save the world. In the darkness, the goodness of human nature is an eternal light.
The decryption part at the end was written a bit hastily. It is not easy to understand so many foreshadowings in just a few chapters. After all, everyone reads novels to relax and not to waste their brains. Except for the ending, there are no problems with the overall rhythm, plot, characters, writing, and logic. It can be seen that there is a clear outline. It can be said that he is a treasure author. However, many hidden clues are not clearly written. Instead of leaving them as words, it is better to add ten chapters to the main text to clearly explain the clues and decryptions. Regarding the issue of orthopedic BE, I think it is very reasonable. It is nonsense that their relationship model is not BE. Yu Wuya's death is the best for Wuji. Perhaps you have to experience the feeling of everything being arranged and not having the right to choose independently, in order to understand his determination to kill Yu Wuya. Finally, I would like to suggest that the shark and the deputy cpc have a son in the story to avoid lightning. To be honest, I was completely confused when I saw the ending that stepped on two minefields.
I also felt that the ending was a bit rushed, telling readers everything at once through the description of the male protagonist, about how Yu Wuya changed the male protagonist into a normal person, and how the male protagonist was stuffed into a normal human body as an evil ghost, as well as the matter of the way of heaven, I have said before It depends on whether the author has changed the text in the first forty chapters. It probably describes the timeline in which one of the three timelines, Qin Juanjun, was exposed and imprisoned in the Sword Sect, where a character was created for Tiandao. In fact, it can be explained in detail and the truth of the whole thing can be revealed from many aspects.
And Yu Heng's father is offline. I really have good intentions. When I saw Yuan Yao abandoning his immortal body and reversing time, and finally when Qin Juan deduced the happy ending in the future, I really thought that Yuan Yao and Yu Heng's father could also be together. After tens of thousands of years of waiting and missing, the misunderstandings in the past were solved, and they were reunited. But Yu Heng's father died. It was really sad.
I still have a question, what should I do if I ascend after the Heavenly Dao has also dissolved?
But the author really writes well. Whether it's this article or The Underworld, I really like this kind of article. It has plots and plots. It's really good to read! Srds I think the character design of the main CP in this article is not as good as that in the top article from Hell, but I beg the author to write about Yuan Yao and Yu Heng's father, okay?
It's really messy at the end. It's a pity that the love between parents is not mentioned.
It feels a bit rushed, but it's not bad~ Mainly because I'm really upset that my father doesn't have him.
Ah, is this the end?
I want to watch the extra story about two dads
I didn't understand a lot of the next twenty chapters... And it ended like this~
We just got together in the finale, I urgently need sugar now
Just keep squatting and wait for the extra episode at some festival. The tonic has abandoned us, madam.
Is there any place where I can watch the original version [Caigou]
The decryption part at the end was written a bit hastily. It is not easy to understand so many foreshadowings in just a few chapters. After all, everyone reads novels to relax and not to waste their brains. Except for the ending, there are no problems with the overall rhythm, plot, characters, writing, and logic. It can be seen that there is a clear outline. It can be said that he is a treasure author. However, many hidden clues are not clearly written. Instead of leaving them as words, it is better to add ten chapters to the main text to clearly explain the clues and decryptions. Regarding the issue of orthopedic BE, I think it is very reasonable. It is nonsense that their relationship model is not BE. Yu Wuya's death is the best for Wuji. Perhaps you have to experience the feeling of everything being arranged and not having the right to choose independently, in order to understand his determination to kill Yu Wuya. Finally, I would like to suggest that the shark and the deputy cpc have a son in the story to avoid lightning. To be honest, I was completely confused when I saw the ending that stepped on two minefields.
I also felt that the ending was a bit rushed, telling readers everything at once through the description of the male protagonist, about how Yu Wuya changed the male protagonist into a normal person, and how the male protagonist was stuffed into a normal human body as an evil ghost, as well as the matter of the way of heaven, I have said before It depends on whether the author has changed the text in the first forty chapters. It probably describes the timeline in which one of the three timelines, Qin Juanjun, was exposed and imprisoned in the Sword Sect, where a character was created for Tiandao. In fact, it can be explained in detail and the truth of the whole thing can be revealed from many aspects. And Yu Heng's father is offline. I really have good intentions. When I saw Yuan Yao abandoning his immortal body and reversing time, and finally when Qin Juan deduced the happy ending in the future, I really thought that Yuan Yao and Yu Heng's father could also be together. After tens of thousands of years of waiting and missing, the misunderstandings in the past were solved, and they were reunited. But Yu Heng's father died. It was really sad. I still have a question, what should I do if I ascend after the Heavenly Dao has also dissolved? But the author really writes well. Whether it's this article or The Underworld, I really like this kind of article. It has plots and plots. It's really good to read! Srds I think the character design of the main CP in this article is not as good as that in the top article from Hell, but I beg the author to write about Yuan Yao and Yu Heng's father, okay?
It's really messy at the end. It's a pity that the love between parents is not mentioned.
It feels a bit rushed, but it's not bad~ Mainly because I'm really upset that my father doesn't have him.
Ah, is this the end?
I want to watch the extra story about two dads
I didn't understand a lot of the next twenty chapters... And it ended like this~
We just got together in the finale, I urgently need sugar now
Just keep squatting and wait for the extra episode at some festival. The tonic has abandoned us, madam.
Is there any place where I can watch the original version [Caigou]