The Cannon Fodder Disciple Is Reborn

A gentle, soft double-bodied bottom. Be sure to read the guide below!

Ruan Qiu was as enchanting as autumn waters, so delicate that anyone would feel for him. He was peerless in the sect, but sadly had a poor constitution and was frail and helpless.

And yet he was the one who became the Sword Saint's disciple.

To repay his master's kindness, when his master was afflicted by a demon curse, Ruan Qiu exposed the mysterious yin physique he had hidden for years, never daring to reveal a trace of it. Using a secret yin-yang union technique, he transferred the curse into his own body. From then on, the demon curse flared up every month on the fifteenth, under the full moon, leaving him in unbearable agony.

Later, Ruan Qiu died a miserable death because of his master, only to learn that he was merely a cannon-fodder character in a storybook: a shameless, stupid, and vicious man who used his kindness to force his master to take responsibility for him.

He was a foil to the story's beloved protagonist, and had tormented his master while alive. Even after his death, he left his master's sword heart unsettled.

Everyone hoped he would make room for the protagonist soon, so the protagonist and his master could become fated cultivation partners.

Reborn, Ruan Qiu refuses to play along. For his master's sake and his own survival, he absolutely must not cross the line again. But the two protagonists of this life both seem a little off...

The devoted and tenacious protagonist from the storybook is actually a little fox who is sweet on the outside and sly within, and spends every day trying to flirt with him.

His aloof Sword Saint master from his previous life has become excessively clingy and gentle and considerate toward him, with eyes for no one but him.

Ruan Qiu doesn't want to die at all. Terrified, he punches his Sword Saint master and sends him flying. "Don't come any closer!"

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Reborn, he wanted to cuddle up to his beloved little disciple, but instead got beaten up by the frail little thing. Sword Saint Yin is completely stunned: "A Qi Refining cultivator beating up a Sword Saint? Is that even reasonable...?"

Frosty, aloof master, gong

Sickly but freakishly strong disciple, shou (?)

[Reading Guide]

1. Both are reborn, mutual affection, double-bodied shou, gong is not a scumbag, no explicit scenes, flashy cultivation fantasy.

2. The shou is a frail, insecure beauty early on, doted on by everyone and a total heartthrob. He has a growth and leveling arc, and gives birth later.

3. Lots of original worldbuilding. I like writing details, and occasionally get a bit chuunibyou. I hope reading this makes you happy, and writing it makes me happy too.

[This is not a wish-fulfillment novel! Keep your expectations low! The protagonist is gentle and soft on the outside but strong inside. He has a growth arc from being meek to standing on his own. In his previous life, he was an insecure, pitiful nineteen-year-old who died young. This is not the kind of wish-fulfillment story where he instantly becomes tough after being reborn!!]

[I've put in this much effort, so let's all read in harmony!]

Check out my friend's novel, "Won Over by You [Quick Transmigration]"

Finished cultivation novels in my column:

Me, a Little Phoenix, Pay Up! (Sword Venerable x Phoenix, past life and present)

When a Cannon-Fodder Male Supporting Character Finds the Script (Cannon fodder awakens, gong and shou are the same person)

Who Says the Eldest Senior Brother Is a Villain? (Orthodox and demonic factions, one reborn, senior and junior brothers, younger gong)

The Villain Is Cold and Captivating (Tsundere villain x laid-back man who transmigrates)

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Theme: Respect and love yourself, forge ahead, and never forget your original intentions.