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Story Blurb:
Many years ago, I met a young man on the Black Mountain Plains. He painted me a grand vision, saying that if I became his disciple, he would help me achieve great things and give me a future beyond measure.
So I left my hometown and followed him as he wandered far and wide.
But later, we went our separate ways.
When we met again, I had become a powerful ruler, while he was still that bright-eyed young man. I asked what kind of grand vision he wanted to paint for me this time. He smiled and said, "Whatever kind of vision you want, I'll paint it for you."
I couldn't bring myself to speak.
Master, what I want... will you truly give it to me?
A word of caution:
First-person female protagonist. The Carefree series, The Carefree Song: a half-demon bandit queen disciple VS a paragon of the righteous path as her master. Also known by the informal title, "I'll Protect My Master's Good Name (*^▽^*)". Can be read as a standalone.
My kind of double-A, mutual-pursuit, healing, feel-good story (possibly with a touch of stream-of-consciousness GB indulgence). Happy ending, with daily updates guaranteed.
As always, the male lead is handsome and virtuous, the very model of masculine virtue.
In 2022, the pandemic caused me severe emotional exhaustion, and I had to stop updating my previous novel, The Carefree Farewell. So I'm bringing out this idea from earlier this year, about a female disciple and a male master, to relieve some stress. May the coming year bring peaceful days, and may my heart find peace in its original aspirations.
Recommendations from my completed works:
Goofy female protagonist: My Senior Brother Is Right
Drama-queen male protagonist: My Consort Doesn't Listen
Goofy male protagonist: What a Delight
Iron-blooded, ambitious beauty as the female protagonist: I, a Virtuous Man
Adorable male protagonists: Raising a Cute Husband, The Little Sprite, Splendid Flower Fate (somewhat cute)
Scheming, seductive male protagonist: Capturing the Proud Man
Proud, tearful male protagonist: The Dream of the Emperor's Palace
Super-cheating female protagonists: Stories About My Exes, This Is Just How I Am
Young widow who refuses to marry: The Difficult-to-Win Bride
Male leads, in no particular order: Marrying Into My Wife's Family
The completed works in the Carefree Alliance series are here:
Heartbroken, nurturing male lead and great beauty: Borrow Me Five Hundred More Gallons of Courage from Heaven (Warning: contains a mildly danmei side couple)
Dragon-proud male lead who rises in status through his daughter: The Dragon-Proud Husband's Daily Life
Split-personality male lead: The Legendary Junior Uncle
Two-faced female protagonist VS mad male protagonist: Master, Please Wake Up
Goofy female protagonist VS her cinnabar mole and white moonlight: Male Lead, Come Out for a Walk
Half-demon bandit nun disciple VS paragon of the righteous path as her master: Yu Chuan and Li
Theme: Companionship is the longest-lasting confession of love.
A Winter Ablaze on the Immortal Journey
Marrying Into Her Family
The Dragon-Aotian Son-in-Law’s Daily Life
Carefree Ballad [Part One: Slight GB]
Master, Please Come to Your Senses!
Male Lead, Could You Come Out Here for a Minute?
Lend Me Five Hundred More Guts, Heaven!
Working Title
This Is Just Who I Am
Me, a Decent Man!
The Real and Fake Lover
My Consort Won't Listen
Skip to the end. Sure enough, it's not clear that it will end together. However, the author is very good at writing in the first person. This article is quite interesting. It's just that the copywriter thought it would be a sweet and heartwarming article, but in the end, I still felt a little sad.
In fact, I don't like the appearance or mention of protagonists from the author's other works in an article. I hope that the article can be an independent world, especially when it mentions an ending that is not very happy and happy. Fortunately, I haven't read other articles yet. I only read the copy before and it made me feel so uncomfortable.
I don't understand this heroine. They are obviously enemies who want to kill each other, but the heroine saves her once without saying anything. In the end, she subconsciously saves the enemy first with a kick? And her obsessive obsession with the erotic pictures is also inexplicable.
Finished? Why is there no ending? Not together
The big books are very interesting, but the relationship between the male and female protagonists progresses slowly. It would be better if it could be faster.
I cried to death, so touched
I cried to death, so touched
Spread the flowers, spread the flowers, spread the flowers, spread the flowers, spread the flowers.
Spread the flowers, spread the flowers, spread the flowers, spread the flowers, spread the flowers
Spread the flowers, spread the flowers, spread the flowers, spread the flowers, spread the flowers