Saving My Aloof Shizun

After a vivid dream, Shen Yihan, sect leader of the Miaoyin Sect, realizes that the world he lives in is the setting of a danmei novel about a master and his younger disciple. And the cool, aloof master who is about to be dominated by his disciple and suffer emotionally and physically is none other than his dear friend Yun Ran, the greatest swordsman under heaven. Of course he can't just stand by and do nothing. The disciples of the Kunwu Sword Sect notice that after every inter-sect tournament, Shen Yihan, sect leader of the neighboring Miaoyin Sect, travels all the way over to meddle when Perfected Yun takes on disciples, rejecting them for all sorts of ridiculous reasons “His family has a blood feud. No.” “His cultivation talent is too good. No.” “His cultivation talent is too poor. No.” “His personality is too stubborn. No.” “His personality is too gentle. No.” The Kunwu Sword Sect disciples: ... Yet Yun Ran listens to his friend. If Shen Yihan says no, Yun Ran really won't take them. The steward of the Disciplinary Hall has no choice but to bow to this tyranny. After careful selection, he sends over a disciple with both parents alive, several younger siblings at home, a cheerful, optimistic personality, and utterly average cultivation aptitude. Shen Yihan: ...This one won't do either. Yun Ran: Why not? Shen Yihan: He's too handsome. Yun Ran: ... ** Yun Ran and Shen Yihan have known each other for a thousand years, and their friendship has always been as calm and pure as water. Then one day, Yun Ran suddenly realizes Shen Yihan seems to have fallen in love with him. #A passionate story of mutual pining, as an old house catches fire# [Reader's Guide] 1. Yun Ran gong x Shen Yihan shou, one-on-one, HE. 2. The cultivation setting is almost entirely made up, so please don't take it too seriously. 3. Eighty percent anti-piracy measures. Thank you for supporting the official version. A bow~ “Come on over, don't miss out!” the author calls, shaking something out of a basket *I Didn't Say You Had to Pay Me Back with Your Body to Save Your Life!* The beggar boy Huaitang is penniless, but unexpectedly gains the ability to reincarnate without limit. With his golden finger, he works hard across several lifetimes and finally escapes poverty and the fate of being eaten during the chaos of war. He becomes a marquis and prime minister, living in boundless luxury. Just as Huaitang is beating gongs and drums, preparing a grand banquet and getting ready to marry a new wife and begin a new chapter in life Marquis Yong's army arrives. The small city falls, and Huaitang is shot dead on the city wall. He doesn't even get a good look at the killer. In the lifetimes that follow, he always dies at Marquis Yong's hands just when life is at its most prosperous and glorious. Huaitang is furious. “Are you ever going to stop?!” * No more marquis, no more prime minister. After painful reflection, Huaitang decides to eliminate the source of this instability Xiao Huaijin, the late emperor's orphan and the bloodthirsty Marquis Yong who takes city after city and kills without batting an eye. Then Huaitang discovers Xiao Huaijin's golden finger is even more powerful than his own. He can't kill Xiao Huaijin once he's grown up. If he even thinks of killing him as a child, Huaitang dies first. So he changes to a conciliatory strategy and joins Marquis Yong's side early. And Xiao Huaijin kills him again Huaitang: “? No, wait, you kill your own people too?” Xiao Huaijin is nothing like his name suggests: petty, vindictive, and impossible to read. His subordinates can do no right, and no one is spared Except his father. * Huaitang has no choice but to change strategies once more. He rises from Xiao Huaijin's military adviser and confidant, steadily climbing the ranks until he becomes his elder brother, teacher, and adoptive father. Xiao Huaijin finally stops killing him, but the way he looks at Huaitang grows stranger and stranger. Huaitang has spent more than a dozen lifetimes dealing with him, and understands his suspicion better than anyone. With the Nine Provinces finally pacified, Huaitang holds enough power to decide whether an emperor keeps his throne. It is only natural that Xiao Huaijin would be wary of him. Huaitang is quick to read the room and immediately asks to resign and retire. But on the way home, he is assassinated. Huaitang: “...” * Huaitang still doesn't want to give up on finding a solution. Xiao Huaijin always takes his own side over what's right. Huaitang still has to be his teacher and adoptive father to stay alive, but this time he doesn't need so much power. A bond between them is enough. He never had that much ambition to begin with. So Huaitang rescues Xiao Huaijin from the ruins and speaks earnestly to the young boy. “No matter what happens, I only want you to be happy.” * One day, Xiao Huaijin says to him, “If you want me to be happy, why won't you give in to me?” Huaitang: “...?” [Afterword] Young Xiao Huaijin has always kept a secret that no one knows Someone once came into his dreams and left seventeen marks behind. [Reader's Guide] 1. One-on-one, HE. 2. A brooding, unhinged gong x a pleasure-loving, saintly, natural airhead of a beautiful shou. 3. A sweet, chaotic comedy. Theme: Treat others with sincerity and face the world with kindness.