Lu Shiyu transmigrates into a male-oriented cultivation novel, where she is destined to become the future male lead's master and one of his love interests...
Lu Shiyu: Anyone who wants this disciple can have him.
Three hundred years later, at the disciple-selection ceremony, Lu Shiyu, a fluff enthusiast, looks at the young male lead's fluffy tail... and declares with a straight face: The protagonist has exceptional talent and a limitless future. I'm only taking him because I hate to see talent go to waste.
Later, everyone believes that the eldest disciple under Peak Master Lu is elegant, aloof, and noble, with extraordinary abilities despite his youth.
In private:
Disciple, out loud: I'm so good, so obedient. Whatever Master says goes.
When things don't go his way: Grr, no! Master, you're so cruel! You're bullying me! I refuse! Just kill me!
Master: What do you do when your disciple won't listen? Give him a beating and he'll behave.
A formidable, high-combat-power master heroine who'd rather act than talk × an affectionate, wily, pure-hearted half-demon puppy disciple hero who knows how to play the victim
P.S.:
1. The heroine is older and more assertive than the hero. She never takes a back seat to anyone.
2. The heroine is the hero's master and is more than three hundred years older than him. They are true master and disciple. She teaches him everything, from cultivation to everything else.
3. The story opens with her taking him as her disciple. The heroine has already more or less finished leveling up and is renowned throughout the cultivation world, so she isn't a heroine who grows over time. The hero is the one who grows, since he's young.
4. The opening follows the usual transmigration-into-a-book setup, but the heroine is definitely not a healing type.
The heroine's achievements come from her own abilities and have nothing to do with the hero or the plot. She doesn't need to rely on anyone. The main reason she takes him as a disciple is that his aptitude is suitable.
5. This is a mutual-doting story with no angst at all, so read with confidence.
The hero pursues the heroine. If you want to see a pure-hearted puppy, wait until they get together. The hero is a real puppy, and a real drama queen.
6. See the author's other work in the same series, After Returning from the Cultivation World, I Became the Villain, for the modern-day chapters.
Its main themes are revenge and putting scumbags in their place. Both stories can be read independently, and you won't miss anything by skipping the other one.
Theme: Relying on others is no match for relying on yourself. Only by becoming strong can you truly control your own fate.
Being spanked by the female master, red cock
This heroine's line of thinking should be that of a heroine in a sadistic novel. . . Don't say anything, and then keep missing and misunderstanding. Ugh, it makes me angry. In fact, the original male protagonist had feelings for her! Although it is not love, there is still some feeling. Otherwise, he wouldn't have told her that those two people had lied to her and wouldn't have saved her.
Good guy, the goblin fight suddenly turned into a real fight.
Hahahahahahahahahahaha the heroine is awesome
The evil disciple can't beat the master, maybe he can in the future? Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha
I've finished watching it, it's really beautiful!!!!!!!
Isn't it? It's this old-fashioned frame-up plot again, and important items are stolen and used.
The plot is also very interesting. The plot is the soul of the emotional drama and cannot be left out.
Disciple brother: I'm good, I'm obedient, don't abandon me~ Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha
Staying up late feels good for a while, but it makes you feel bad later. Woohoo~ I often drift by myself~