A beautiful love story about the gentle and jade-like eldest disciple Xiao Nan and his aloof and ascetic blind master Lu Ruyu (ah, the eyes are visible when the master is in front of him, temporarily, because the master must be either because of the disciple or because the disciple has good eyesight). Food guide: It is not an ancient time-travel novel, and there is no memory of past lives in both attacks and receptions. Outline: Xiao Nan is the eldest son of the Xiao Mansion, but he is not well-liked by others and is bullied by others. But here comes our good master. Because the former head Su Nao owed the Xiao Mansion a favor for some time, he promised Lu Ruyu to accept a child from his family as a disciple. The latter was the first to be surprised and the headmaster disagreed, but the former headmaster, who always wanted Lu Ruyu to accept a disciple to take care of him, wanted Lu Ruyu to accept a disciple to take care of Lu Ruyu.
However, Xiao Nan had feelings for Lu Ruyu that he shouldn't have. He didn't have the courage to confess to his master, so he could only silently protect her master when she needed him. Year after year passed like this, until the day of the battle between immortals and demons, his master unfortunately passed away. When he died, at the last moment when his master closed his eyes, he said to his master: "I love you." He thought he would not listen to the master's answer, but he heard it, and his master said: "I love you too." The first intention of love was you, and it was you in the end. I loved you so much that I thought you didn't love me.
Intention: This article is original. Any similarity is purely coincidental.