Lu Zhuoshuang stayed up all night reading a novel about a powerful heroine who rises from humble beginnings.
Yet the entire story revolved around Senior Brother Wen Yu, who had been dead for who knew how many years.
The heroine was practically a prop. After finally becoming a powerhouse and avenging Senior Brother Wen Yu, she ended up taking her own life alongside Xiran, the sword he had once wielded???
Furious after finishing the novel, Lu Zhuoshuang wrote a five-thousand-word rant of a review. When she woke up, she had transmigrated into the original heroine, paralyzed from the waist down and lying at the bottom of a cliff.
Lu Zhuoshuang was troubled and frustrated. The plot was already over, so what was she supposed to do here?
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Lately, the disciples of Tai'a Sect had been discussing how Sword Immortal Lu Zhuoshuang had become even more powerful since climbing up from the bottom of the cliff.
She could lie perfectly still for a whole day while clutching the Xiran Sword. They said she had comprehended the secret art in the book Turtle-Breathing Divine Skill.
Lu Zhuoshuang: No, I just ate too much and don't feel like moving.
She could snap the sect leader's life-bound sword without batting an eye, setting his cultivation back fifty years.
Lu Zhuoshuang: No, that old fool brought it on himself by insisting on making things difficult for my disciple and using his life-bound sword to barbecue meat skewers.
She even fished a substitute out from the bottom of the cliff, a boy who looked seven-tenths like her unrequited love, Wen Yu, and took him in as her disciple.
Lu Zhuoshuang: No, I just liked his cooking.
Lu Zhuoshuang thought her carefree days of eating and waiting to be fed could go on forever.
Until Fu Cheng pinned her to the ground. His cold fingers traced her lips as he asked darkly, "Master, did Wen Yu ever treat you like this?"
Only then did Lu Zhuoshuang suddenly realize: she had transmigrated here to have a master-disciple romance!
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Fu Cheng had always known that Lu Zhuoshuang wasn't a proper master.
When he was six, she coaxed him into cooking. When he was seven, she tricked him into drinking. When he was eight, she talked him into stealing the spiritual tortoise his grandmaster had raised for a thousand years so they could stew it...
Only when she held that sword did she become the pure and untouchable Frostbound Immortal in everyone's eyes.
Later...
He learned that the sword was called Xiran.
The way he smiled was exactly like the sword's former master's.
[Pure yet wild, unhinged wolf pup × Talented actor and master of deception, a laid-back master who only cares about food]
Reader's Guide:
1. A lighthearted, everyday comedy. The main plot is about raising a disciple. He won't turn evil right away; he'll go through several stages.
2. The laid-back master puts on a show every day to maintain her powerful persona, while the disciple sees through it but never says so and plays along.
3. The early parts are warm and cute. Later, the disciple realizes his feelings for his master aren't entirely innocent, and things get a little angsty (but the man suffers, not the woman). Of course, it will have a happy ending!
4. The male lead's descent into darkness isn't just because of the female lead; there are outside factors too.
A similar upcoming story: After Publicly Opposing Master-Disciple Romance
Ruan Taotao transmigrates into a classic tragic master-disciple romance as the heroine.
The male lead, Ji Boxue, is aloof, abstinent, and emotionless. Though he cultivates the Path of Compassion, which saves all living beings, he's even more brutal than the demon lord next door, who cultivates the Path of Slaughter. He cuts people down as easily as chopping vegetables, a veritable jade-faced King of Hell.
The moment Ruan Taotao opens her eyes after transmigrating into the book, she knows she's doomed.
The original heroine has already confessed while drunk. According to the plot, Ji Boxue will reject her without hesitation and send her to secluded cultivation in the Mystic Crystal Realm. There, she will develop inner demons and gradually become a mad villain.
The master and disciple will go through endless rounds of a melodramatic chase-and-run routine, eventually bringing about a miserable ending where they both die, which somehow counts as a happy ending.
Knowing the whole story, Ruan Taotao struggles upright from the bed. "Master! Don't get the wrong idea! I haven't finished! I-I like your hairpin! Could I borrow it for a couple of days?"
Ji Boxue: ???
From then on, the plot goes wildly off the rails.
Every day, Ruan Taotao does her best to stay alive and keep herself and Ji Boxue from falling for each other.
But she never expected the plot to go so completely astray.
One day, she wakes up in Ji Boxue's bed and then... sees his cool, ethereal face in the mirror.
On the first day of switching bodies with Ji Boxue, Ruan Taotao discovers a secret that might get her killed if she tells anyone.
Her seemingly cold and abstinent master is secretly a wanted criminal who terrifies the Six Realms. He even uses his status as the leader of the righteous path to issue a warrant for one of his own secret identities...
Ruan Taotao: !!!
Well, well. He sure plays dirty.
Meanwhile, Ji Boxue finds a pile of survival tips under Ruan Taotao's pillow.
"Survival Tip No. 1: Make up your own rumors."
"Pursue every senior brother in the sect to rule out every possibility of Ji Boxue and me falling for each other. √"
"Survival Tip No. 2: Always keep a safe distance from Ji Boxue."
"If he goes east, I must go west. If he points to the sky, I must say the ground. Our souls and bodies must never be on the same wavelength!"
Ji Boxue: "..."
He finally understood what had gotten into his little disciple lately.
[Cowardly, unhinged, sweet girl × Once a free-spirited young man, forced into the role of the righteous path's leader, an aloof and rebellious master]
Theme: Give children the right values, and guide and educate them properly
I feel like the ending is a bit sloppy, but the writing is pretty good.
The first part is pretty good, but the second part feels like shit...
It's a bit messy and I almost ate it at the end. I'm not in a great mood.
Me, I can't understand. .
Subconsciously I always thought Xiao Rong was a boy
Uh-huh? The book has been completed. Where can I read the extra stories about Tian Tian and Bai Jin?
When I watched the front part, I thought it was really good, and I wanted to jump to the back to see the ending. I read the comments that it collapsed, and I wondered where it could go, but... The male protagonist had his veins severed and was thrown into the street, and the female protagonist couldn't find him, something was wrong. Sigh... I also read the one that the author is serializing. To be honest, the beginning of this one is more natural than that one... I really like the setting written by the author... Come on!
The ending is so confusing that I had to make up my own mind.
In fact, this article is great, and it is written smoothly. I watched the male and female protagonists show off their affection in a small daily life. However, towards the end, I felt that the plot was a bit fast and the ups and downs were a bit high. Maybe it is because I am relatively slow to get involved, so I couldn't understand it very well. The heroine, she is a bit slow to warm up and thinks too much, which makes the early pace a bit slow. As for the male protagonist, he dares to do whatever he dares to think, but he still loves the female protagonist. According to our words, he is a little yandere (just a little bit). I still like this article very much (o?▽?)ノHappy National Dayヾ(?ε?`*)
It's pretty good, but it ends a bit quickly at the end, and some parts are left unexplained, such as the big brother part. There's 1, , and grass at the end. I quite like the part where the two of them are ambiguous.