Blurb:
Luo Heng transmigrates into a book, becoming an evil cannon-fodder master. In the story, the cannon fodder falls into evil, becomes a demon, wipes out the protagonist's family, and joins the demons. In the end, the protagonist throws him into the flames of karma, where he is tortured to death.
Luo Heng follows the original plot to the letter. After a year being burned by the flames of karma, he nearly loses his soul as well.
Once his mission is complete, Luo Heng returns to his original appearance. He thinks he can leave the plot behind and start living a quiet life, but the moment he steps out of the Abyss of Corruption, he sees the protagonist gone mad and turned demonic. Just because of a storage ring, the protagonist suspects he is his master and threatens him with a sword.
Luo Heng, the real master mistaken for a fake suspect, looks down at his tattered clothes and thinks for a moment. "Sure, sure. You can kill me or torture me, but do I get food and lodging before you do?"
His disciple threatens him fiercely: "You'll get all that. I'll even include myself. But if you really are my master, I won't let you off!"
His disciple is too clever, so Luo Heng's secret identity is exposed in no time. The disciple keeps threatening to kill him, but Luo Heng realizes that all the talk of murder is just bluster. The disciple takes care of everything for him, and actually follows through in person.
He doesn't have to lift a finger for food, clothing, housing, or transport. Luo Heng sheds tears of blissful laziness. But when he sees his disciple, who has given up on becoming a god and is now diligently warming his bed, he can't help but ponder the meaning of life.
Oh well. He's my disciple, so I can only spoil him.
1. A cool and aloof master who wears a secret identity, hopes to laze around but is forced into action, paired with a disciple who acts fierce but adores his master.
2. The protagonist is reborn in his own body, not his master's body, so he wears a secret identity early on.
3. A sweet romance. The love interest isn't a scumbag and only has eyes for the protagonist. He's the sort who gets so fierce he even hits himself.
The early part has more plot, while the later part has more romance. They both give to each other and dote on each other. The protagonist spoils the love interest rotten, and the love interest spoils the protagonist rotten.
Give it a bookmark while you're here~
Theme: Stay positive even in adversity.
Now that I see it, I want to give my baby some advice. First of all, I actually like this story very much. It's very interesting. I probably have seen too many stories of love and death under the command of the system. The novelty of this story really attracted me. But there are also some imperfections. For example, in the first few chapters, Luo Heng directly said Xiao Ling Dang's name. Logically speaking, Xiao Ling Dang should be confused at this time. There is also the section where Luo Heng's identity is revealed. It talks about the problem of having the same pronunciation but different words, but there is no foreshadowing in the previous part (it would be best to add it at the beginning). I also like the deputy CP, but the character of Xiao Lingdang is not very rounded, and some of the films Come on, Xiao Ling Dang is too indulgent towards the little black cat dumpling. Even with the protection of Luo Heng and Bai Xie, Xiao Ling Dang should not be such a temperless person. After all, I don't think anyone can care less about another person when he is teasing him like this. In short, I like Luo Heng and Bai Xie, but the portrayal of the deputy CP is still a bit lacking.
"Excellent troublemaking" is a big bug for the author~
"Tao" is a big thorn in the side of the author~
I feel like Bai Xie is really such a waste, and I feel a little frustrated.
I guessed it, this guy is really the person behind it
This deputy CP is so cute, hahahahaha
"Bi" is a big thorn in the side of the author~
"Falling in love" is a big bug for the author~
Now that I see it, I want to give my baby some advice. First of all, I actually like this story very much. It's very interesting. I probably have seen too many stories of love and death under the command of the system. The novelty of this story really attracted me. But there are also some imperfections. For example, in the first few chapters, Luo Heng directly said Xiao Ling Dang's name. Logically speaking, Xiao Ling Dang should be confused at this time. There is also the section where Luo Heng's identity is revealed. It talks about the problem of having the same pronunciation but different words, but there is no foreshadowing in the previous part (it would be best to add it at the beginning). I also like the deputy CP, but the character of Xiao Lingdang is not very rounded, and some of the films Come on, Xiao Ling Dang is too indulgent towards the little black cat dumpling. Even with the protection of Luo Heng and Bai Xie, Xiao Ling Dang should not be such a temperless person. After all, I don't think anyone can care less about another person when he is teasing him like this. In short, I like Luo Heng and Bai Xie, but the portrayal of the deputy CP is still a bit lacking.
"Excellent troublemaking" is a big bug for the author~
"Tao" is a big thorn in the side of the author~
I feel like Bai Xie is really such a waste, and I feel a little frustrated.
I guessed it, this guy is really the person behind it
Hahaha, Idiots in Love Series
So good, wow, wow, I bumped into you again.