I’m the Green Tea in a Master-Disciple Angst Novel

Ruo Qing transmigrates into a tragic master-disciple romance as its most disliked character: a universally hated, fake-sweet beauty who is the pursued one. In the original story, the aloof, captivating master, who is the fake-sweet beauty’s uncle-by-marriage, and the villainous disciple who turns evil, his childhood friend, both dote on the fake-sweet beauty. Whatever they get their hands on, they think of him first. At a glance, if the original fake-sweet beauty hadn’t brought disaster upon himself, he would have had a pretty good deal. But a supporting character who doesn’t bring disaster upon himself wouldn’t be a fake-sweet beauty. The fake-sweet beauty, who had been dealt a winning hand, doesn’t just bring disaster upon himself. He’s also the story’s most notorious man-stealer, a possessive little schemer who uses his status as a friend and nephew-disciple to make life difficult for the main couple, vowing to ruin their master-disciple romance. To ruin their relationship, this fake-sweet disciple can act sweet or play the victim. With the worst equipment imaginable, he still manages to deal the most damage. And since he’s been in poor health since childhood, the pursued master takes especially good care of him. To the extent that if the fake-sweet beauty and anyone else fall into the water, he’s always the one who gets rescued. The person left behind, by contrast, is the villainous disciple, who’s on the other side of the disciple pairing... After being abandoned ten times in a row in a series of choose-one-of-two situations, the villainous disciple finally turns evil. He kidnaps the master and plots to ruin the fake-sweet beauty’s reputation, among other things. Having caught a glimpse of his own ending in the story, after seeing all the “great deeds” he’s committed, Ruo Qing immediately decides to drop out of the drama. But for some reason, just as he decides to leave, Ruo Qing gets bound to a strange System. The System can’t do anything except issue missions. Today it orders Ruo Qing to hold the pursued master’s hand; tomorrow, it tells him to throw himself into the master’s arms. The missions are bizarre and dripping with fake sweetness, and he can’t refuse them. Forced by a mission, Ruo Qing looks at his icy-cold junior uncle, swallows nervously, and reaches out a hand he doesn’t want to extend. “Uncle, I’m scared,” he says against his better judgment. For some reason, lately everything Tan Rong thinks about comes true. As he watches Ruo Qing in the distance, he suddenly smiles. The thoughts he can’t speak aloud grow stronger with every encounter... The pursued one is sickly. Coming soon [After I Cheated on the Male Lead of a Tragic Romance] Synopsis: After waking from a dream, He Yizhi discovers that he’s a cannon-fodder character in a story where someone goes from universally hated to universally adored. The universally hated character is a powerful figure from the Upper Realm who has come down in disguise to gain experience. For reasons he can’t explain, he’s saddled with an invincibly awful personality that makes everyone hate him. His early storyline is so dreadful that even dogs would shake their heads at it, and even villains would cry. Later, after the universally hated character has been misunderstood, ignored, had his eyes gouged out, and even been put through a life-or-death choice atop a tower, he finally sheds his disguise and disappears. From then on, he begins living the life of a beloved darling, while the people who mistreated him launch into a desperate but futile pursuit to win him back. In this story full of desperate attempts to win someone back, only one person never changes his opinion of the universally hated character. That person is He Yizhi. He Yizhi is nothing if not consistent. In both the early and later parts of the story, he is one of the main people who bully the universally hated character. His heart is made of stone. No matter how much the universally hated character changes, he never shows mercy or lets him off the hook. So, of everyone in the story, the universally hated character hates the arrogant, overbearing He Yizhi most, and despises the contemptuous look on his face most of all. One day, the universally hated character, now using a secret identity, appears before He Yizhi again to get revenge. That night... The invisible universally hated character enters He Yizhi’s room, holding something meant to torment him. Knowing what’s about to happen, the bully who picks on the weak but fears the strong trembles with terror. To “scare off” his visitor, he acts on impulse, grits his teeth, and pulls open his clothes. He glares with sharp, upturned eyes that make him look vicious, while tears stream down his pitiful face. Then he takes matters into his own hands in an indescribable way. He even curses aloud because he isn’t very good at keeping quiet... Just as expected, the universally hated character, who can’t stand that sort of thing, vanishes on the spot. After he leaves, He Yizhi breathes a sigh of relief. But the next day... “Why is he back again???” You shameless little piece of trash, did you get hooked on watching or what?! One day, He Yizhi can no longer stand having an invisible person hiding in his room, admiring his shameful antics day after day. He grits his teeth and cruelly invites an outer-sect disciple into his room... That night, He Yizhi is pinned down by an unseen hand, caught between cursing and crying to play the victim... Also known as: An Invisible Man’s Diary of Stolen Kisses A rabid pursuer who talks tough but can’t keep his hands off him × an arrogant, spoiled, weak-on-the-inside young master Both leads are each other’s only partners. No angst, and it won’t be too long. Theme: Persevere and never forget who you are