Master, You Don’t Love Me

A tsundere, prideful shizun on the receiving end, paired with a loyal puppy-like disciple who is slightly yandere

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Rong Yi, the only female sect leader of the Rong Clan, once endured humiliation and hardship in the Qing Clan for nine years, calling the daughter of her father's killer "Shizun" for all that time.

At last, she avenged her great wrong. She watched her shizun, Qing Rong, slit her own throat right before her eyes. Blood flowed five feet, a pitiful sight indeed.

But there was no need to pity her. Qing Rong was no good person either. In a single night, she slaughtered the entire family of Rong Yi's benefactors, more than fifty people, leaving rivers of blood and a scene of utter devastation. She got what she deserved. Making her slit her own throat was letting her off easy!

The story should have ended there. Who could have imagined that Rong Yi would hide Qing Rong's corpse for over ten years and refine it into a living corpse, devoid of joy or sorrow?

A special melody summoned the living corpse's soul back. When it finally vanished into nothing before Rong Yi's eyes, Qing Rong's words, "You disgust me to the core," completely broke her.

In the end, Rong Yi took her own life with a sword and left this world forever.

When she opened her eyes again, she had returned to the age of seven, to the very night she first met Qing Rong while being hunted.

Everything began anew. Rong Yi thought that with the experience of her past life, she could handle everything easily this time. But who could have guessed that Qing Rong never played by the rules?

Back then, she said she would take Rong Yi as her disciple. This time, she wanted to pay her off and send her away.

So be it. Fortunately, Qing Rong still took her as a disciple in the end. Rong Yi had a vague feeling that this life might be a little different from her last.

So how should she live this life?

Should she avenge her parents, as she had in her past life, or follow her heart?

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One-on-one pairing

Both leads are pure

Happy ending

1. Mostly sweet, with just a tiny bit of angst.

2. Both leads are reborn, but neither knows the other has been reborn too. The shizun gradually recovers memories of her past life, rather than remembering everything.

3. The author's writing is not very good. The pacing is slow, and the plot drags.

4. The supporting characters are basically props.

5. Updates whenever the author feels like it.

6. Thanks for reading! Comments and suggestions are welcome!

Theme: Cherish the person by your side.