The Wicked Disciple Oversteps His Place [Book Transmigration]

Question: How do you capture a beautiful master?

Chu Xinghe cleared his throat and gave a smug smile. "Thanks for asking."

"As a disciple, you must master eighteen ways to act cute, a thousand tricks for coaxing someone, and eight hundred ways to cry prettily. Showing a little weakness at the right time makes for a more harmonious master-disciple relationship."

"A mature man should have a strong sense of crisis and territory. If you eat my cooking, you're mine. Once my master, my husband for life."

"My head may be severed and my blood may flow, but I must never lose my master."

Listening to Chu Xinghe's "nonsense," Gu Chao finally couldn't take it anymore. Propping up his weak waist, he staggered to his feet and flung a pillow through the air. It landed squarely on Chu Xinghe's infuriatingly smug face. Gritting his teeth, he snapped, "You wicked disciple, stop leading others astray!"

Gu Chao transmigrated into the role of a passerby in the male-lead-centric novel Against the Heavens: Gods and Demons. To return to the real world, he followed the System's instructions and took in the pitiful male lead. He diligently played the mentor in the boy's life and, after much effort, raised him into a fresh-faced little flower.

This disciple turned out great: soft and sweet, good at pouting and acting cute, practically a warm little quilt at his side.

As the day of his departure drew nearer, Gu Chao relaxed, ready to wave goodbye without taking even a cloud with him.

But by chance, he learned that his little flower had all been an act.

Worse still, this little wolf not only deceived him, but also wanted his body!

One morning, Gu Chao woke to find plum blossoms on his body. He spat out a mouthful of blood and was so furious he went straight back to the real world.

Yet less than a year after his return, Gu Chao was summoned back for no apparent reason.

Chu Xinghe gripped him by the waist, curled his lips, and let a ruthless smile creep into his eyes.

"I forgot to mention earlier: a handsome appearance is a plus, but a strong body and overwhelming martial prowess are the prerequisites for all 'happiness.'"

"Master, how could you leave your disciple behind?"

From then on, Gu Chao regretted raising a wolf more than once.

The white-robed man timidly popped out a pair of ears. "Master, don't you like me...?"

Gu Chao: "...Of course I do."

The black-robed man raised an eyebrow. "Then you don't like me, Master?"

Gu Chao: "QAQ" (He touched the chain around his body and didn't dare say a word.)

Reading Guide:

1. The male lead is pitiful and adorable in the beginning (it's an act), then turns dark and develops a split personality, one good and one bad.

2. Both personalities may have physical forms (the male lead is powerful enough to create a clone). They're both him, so proceed with caution if that bothers you. (I make it sound like I could write anything explicit.)

3. Whichever you prefer, the adorable male lead or the fierce male lead, we'll keep him (just kidding. We're adults, so of course we want both.)

4. The male lead has ears! The fluffy kind!

5. All the story details come from the author's personal quirks. Any resemblance is purely coincidental.

Theme: Don't take on disciples lightly. It can lead to trouble.