Abnormal Master and Apprentice

**Women wear men and attack each other, a product of imaginative thinking** [Nervous Gong, a sand sculpture whose IQ fluctuates up and down] Someone just wants to wear a book and spend his life in peace and stability. Once I traveled through time and suffered a sex change, Two dynasties time travel and I was forced to take care of my baby. Three dynasties? Qin Qianshui, who was fifteen, and Mo Beifeng, who was probably eighteen, looked at each other. Um? Picked up an object? Four... Mo Beifeng: "I also want the golden finger." System: No matter what, you are the biggest bug. I get a headache when I see you, walk quickly, walk quickly. Qin Qianshui is originally a two-faced boss with no past and invincibility, a paper man in the plot. As a result, he unintentionally summoned a psychotic Mo Beifeng, disrupting the world line and his calm mind. ------ A person who thinks he is not the protagonist is full of cheats, and a person who becomes the real protagonist is still cheated. One is determined to be an attacker, but outsiders think the other is the attacker. One person's IQ is not enough to lead the whole team's thinking, and one person's IQ is superior but his level is lowered by a psychopath. Qin Qianshui: What should I do if I have a psychopath? Waiting online, quite urgent. Mo Beifeng: What should I do if I have a baby with a split personality? My life is at stake! People who eat melons: Can we still leave? No matter what, we can just make do with it. ------ 1. Grow in the early stage and become stronger in the later stage. Chapter 13 leaves the novice village, and after chapter 32 he gets a physical body, and the plot begins to take off. 2. The plot requires a little sadistic part, HE. 3. The two protagonists are both teachers and friends, not a simple master-disciple relationship, and have nothing to do with the original plot owner. 4. Two lines running in parallel is not considered brain-burning, but someone is not smart enough to direct blindly. 5. A nod to Steins; Gate and The Butterfly Effect. Concept: Wearing books also requires luck