A hundred years ago, Chi Qian gave his life for the so-called greater good.
When he opened his eyes again, before he could even figure out what was going on, a powerful cultivator chose him and took him away.
It was one thing that the big shot who insisted on taking him as a disciple looked familiar. But why did he stare at Chi Qian every day as if he wanted to devour him?
Given that his opponent's combat strength was off the charts, Chi Qian's body very honestly clung to his leg and loudly called him Master.
Only when he realized that his bargain-basement master often went to pay respects to someone, and that the portrait before the person's grave showed Chi Qian as he had looked a thousand years ago, did Chi Qian suddenly regret everything and spit up blood.
No way. Could this big shot be the taciturn disciple he'd taken in two hundred years ago?
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There is a rumor that Bai Jingqiu, the big shot of the Qinglin Sect, does only two things in his life.
First, he practices swordsmanship.
Second, he keeps his eyes on his one and only precious disciple.
Hearing this rumor, Chi Qian bent down, lifted a lock of hair, and leaned close to the person beneath him to whisper,
“Why do I feel like there's a third thing? What do you think?”
“Mm... Master.”
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Cultivation levels: Qi Refining, Foundation Establishment, Golden Core, Nascent Soul, Spirit Separation, Body Integration, Great Ascension, and Tribulation Transcendence.
Chi Qian is the gong, Bai Jingqiu is the shou.
Gong-centric, 1v1, a devoted and fiercely protective gong x a cool and deeply devoted shou.
----- Below is the upcoming novel: This Top Scorer Has No Heart -----
Yun Xiu is the top courtesan of the Jinlv Pavilion. Rumor has it he is both talented and beautiful, yet frail and rarely seen in public.
Even so, high-ranking officials and nobles flock to see him, traveling thousands of miles for the chance to win a smile from the beauty.
Prince Jing Yuan of the reigning dynasty meets Yun Xiu by chance, and the two hit it off at once.
Jing Yuan treasures Yun Xiu's extraordinary talent and cannot bear to see him buried in the red-light district. He buys out his contract and frees him from his lowly status, searches across the land for renowned doctors to treat his health, and supports and nurtures him at every turn.
The prince treats Yun Xiu exceptionally well, and Yun Xiu lives up to his expectations. He places third in the imperial examinations and becomes Jing Yuan's foremost aide, helping him secure the position of Crown Prince.
When Jing Yuan falls gravely ill, Yun Xiu risks his own safety to care for him personally.
When Jing Yuan takes command of the army, Yun Xiu becomes his strategist.
When Jing Yuan goes missing, Yun Xiu travels alone to the enemy state to rescue him.
Everyone calls theirs a model relationship between ruler and subject.
But there is another version of the story.
Yun Chuxiu is the son of a disgraced minister who is now dead. Cunning and highly skilled in martial arts, he befriends the enemy state to avenge his family and becomes its spy in the city.
Yun Chuxiu carefully lays his plans, meeting Prince Jing Yuan, the most likely heir to the throne, by “chance,” and gradually becoming the man Jing Yuan trusts most.
To put Jing Yuan's suspicions to rest, he arranges for himself to contract a serious illness, then personally tends to him day and night.
To wait for the chance to take revenge, he sends word to the enemy army, leading to Jing Yuan's capture and disappearance.
To ensure the dynasty can never rise again, he uses himself to lure in the Crown Prince, Jing Yuan, then personally accuses him in the Golden Hall, bringing about his downfall.
Yun Chuxiu advances step by step, slowly tearing up the foundations of the mighty dynasty.
When he stands alone at the highest point of the dynasty, looking down at the man bound in chains, he says only one thing.
“Your Highness, I told you long ago that I have no heart.”
Gong-centric, 1v1, top courtesan gong x prince shou.
Theme: Treat others kindly and do what you believe is right. The clouds will eventually part, and the road will open up when all seems dark.
To be honest, after watching it, I felt it was anticlimactic and deviated from the introduction. I read it based on the introduction. At first I thought the two protagonists might be a little sweet, but as the story progressed the more I thought their relationship was related to love. ?? I don't understand. Moreover, the follow-up development is hurried and sloppy, as if the author is rushing to finish the story. The plot set up by the protagonist is abandoned immediately, and many things are not explained. It is not an exaggeration to say that it is a bad ending.
Dear author, look at your article. Is there any similarity between the emotional line and your introduction? I read it based on the introduction. After reading it, what was the biggest progress? Did I just add some lips? When it's pure brotherhood, why do you need to be Danmei or the main attacker?
See full order. And I hope that friends who watch Tiantian Master and Disciple will not be deceived into it like me. This is not it. This is a pull literature about karma. It is somewhat over the top, and the author did not write a good way to clear up the mines. It seems that there are no extra chapters written. Anyone who reads this comment and still expects to eat curry will be punished by God.
I'm speechless, this is the ending, so hasty 💔[Angry]
Although I didn't fully subscribe to it (because I have a habit of reading novel spoilers and eating sweets), so I skipped chapters, but I still want to say that this kind of article by the author you yourself say is, can you please review the comment section or the copywriting? I went out to scan the article in the middle of the night, thinking that I finally saw the article that I liked, but I found that I was reading the defense. . .
I ordered them all. I have to say a few words. I feel that there are too many scenes in Xiao Ke in the last ten chapters. Xiao Ke's role is too ambiguous. Chi Qian doesn't say anything to his lover. This is very unfair to Xiao Bai. In the ending scene, Xiao Bai almost has no protagonist except for the title of protagonist. It's as if Xiao Ke is more important in the hero's heart. It makes people feel aggrieved...
I don't understand why the two main articles I was chasing disappeared within a few days of my comment. Did my thunder fall on the author's house? I just voted because I liked it. What's wrong with me? I'm so sad.
Chi Bao: I burned it Chi Bao: I can't bear it?_?
What should I say? The more I watched it to the end, the more I felt my brain hurt.
I'm almost finished watching it, and I haven't seen any progress in the emotional arc yet. . .