Linghan Swordmaster scored a double kill right from the start. Double kill.
His grand-disciple: set up and brutally murdered.
His disciple: forced to jump into the sea and kill himself.
Perfect.
But when he remembers that the man held a box before jumping into the sea, his expression calm as he said, word by word, on Wuwang Cliff, "Every ascent must be followed by a fall," his heart still breaks with pain.
[Master]: I searched the highest heavens and the deepest underworld, knocked the bowl of Meng Po's soup from the end of the Bridge of No Return, crossed the River of Forgetfulness to retrieve the orphan you left behind, and kept vigil at Baiming Mountain. I always thought you were the one who fell for me first, the one who loved me first. But you weren't. You never did. Even if that had been the end, I would have accepted it. I never imagined it was only the beginning.
[Content warnings]
The male lead is a darkened swordmaster who has been reborn. The female lead is his disciple, an extremely innocent person. He has to win her back after making her suffer.
The story takes place after the journey through heaven and hell.
The male lead is sick. Seriously sick. He's obsessive and deeply disturbed.
The male lead didn't arrange for his grand-disciple to be brutally murdered, but he did drive the heroine to her death.
Let's all make the male lead suffer.
One-on-one romance.
This story is also known as "A Tragedy Caused by Problems Raising a Brat" and "Smothered by Love."
Theme: The one who once said no ends up wanting it
Is the male protagonist a master? Is it bad?