The Villainous Master Is a Lucky Koi [Book Transmigration]

[Third-person narration]

--Blurb--

1.

I'm a transmigrator. I transmigrated into a book and became the villainous master of its protagonist.

My System broke down after bringing me here, but it had a shred of conscience. Before it went kaput, it gave me the body of a lucky carp.

I don't want to die. To make it to the ending alive, I decide to use my lucky-carp physique to get on the protagonist's good side.

But I didn't expect my disciple to be no original version at all. He's the reborn 2.0 version.

It looks like he absolutely has to kill me.

I'm freaking out.

2.

Gu Nianchen failed to ascend and was reborn.

When he opened his eyes, he saw his master, whom he had once stabbed to death with a single sword strike, alive and well right in front of him.

Hah.

Reborn for a second time, Gu Nianchen decides that Ming Qingxue, that beast in human clothing and sanctimonious hypocrite, must die. He doesn't mind killing him again.

But why is this master different from the one in his previous life?

With precious manuals and spiritual treasures constantly being stuffed into his arms, dish after delicious dish on the table, and his master cooking personally in an apron, everything about him looks more and more appetizing.

Gu Nianchen thinks he must have been reborn wrong, and that it must have messed up his eyesight too.

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*Third-person narration.

*Ming Qingxue is the King of Lucky Carp.

*The cover features the gong, Gu Nianchen.

*My writing is garbage, and the logic has serious flaws. Please go easy on me QAQ.

Theme: Care for lucky carp: it's everyone's responsibility.