The Beautiful Master Doesn't Love Anyone [Book Transmigration]

I have read this book many times. It is very interesting. The relationship between Xiao Jingjing and the movie king is also very good. But who still remembers Pei Cangyi, the original owner of Daming Lake. Although he made a mistake in drugging Xiao Jingjing, he also saved Xiao Jingjing. All his original intentions were good. He is really, really, really good. It was he who defeated the demons before the movie king. The Sixth Peak. So dangerous, he blocked and sealed the things inside with his own strength. The little jealous spirit should know that it was the original owner Pei Cangyi who saved him. It was the original owner who was friends with her mother and saved him. I like the original owner very much. Although he does not understand the world, I like his character very much. He cannot take charge of power or defend himself. His inferiority makes me feel bad.

The whole novel reads relatively smoothly, and the feeling of master and apprentice fighting each other in the early stages is also very well written and interesting. But after reading, the biggest knot in my heart was that Baili had no idea what "going home" meant to his master. After discovering that Master would rather suffer physical, mental, and dignity humiliation than choose to "go home," my reaction was, "How could he do this just to not be with me?" And then he became furious, jealous, and resorted to any means. In fact, he really let go at the end, and he didn't understand what the master was letting go of if he chose to form a contract with him. In fact, after reading a lot of time travel stories, what makes me most curious is how the author will handle the ending, how to break the dimensional wall and bring two people together. I don't think or approve of a modern person giving up "going home" for his lover. There is more to a person's life than just "love." In modern society, no one can live without another person. Family, friends, career, and social responsibilities cannot be weighed against love. Therefore, many time-travel novels will set the protagonists to have no father or mother, and no bonds in real life, so that they can live in another time and space with peace of mind. But as a modern person, with more than ten or twenty years of life experience, he can let go of his emotional connection with others. Can he let go of his mobile phone? Can you put it off the Internet? Can you let go of a high-tech hometown with legal constraints and social order? I think one of the biggest problems with this book is that it does not allow Baili to understand in essence what the master's entanglement, caution and forced endurance are for. It is not just because of the binding, because of the furnace body, because the status of master and apprentice is different from that of immortals and demons, but the deep imprint of "hometown" for decades, which is the difference between people in the book and people outside the book. I admit that Baili loves his master very much and would even die for him, but I don't think that if his identities were changed, he could calmly accept staying in this crisis-ridden world where law and order are out of balance.

The shortcomings are in the modern extra story [Spreading Flowers]

Later in this book, I really felt my heart ached, well, there was just a hint of regret, and it felt like the thunder was loud but the rain was small.

Everyone in the world knows Pei Cangyi, but no one knows me, Lord Cangwu. I feel sorry for Mr. Cangwu. Why should his cultivation be used as a reward to the best actor Pei Cangyi?

After a long time, I still like this setting, but if I can't stand the abuse, I'll pick it up and watch it.

I feel so reluctant to leave after reading this. Cu Jing and Cangyi will always be happy.

After so many years, this novel still hasn't found a meal replacement [crying]

The author greatly requests a modern extra chapter~

I really liked the book written by this author and read it in three days.