[This book is already signed with Tomato Novel. If you like it, you can read it for free over there. Comments are welcome, and I read every one.]
[Master and disciple + beloved master like the white moonlight + some mildly coercive scenes + two male leads + a slight ensemble cast focus]
There is a System, everyone! Our little System was just late, it hasn't kicked the bucket~
Mu Qing is the most pampered junior elder of the Tianling Sect. He picks fights with everyone and does every kind of evil, making him a villain everyone in the cultivation world keeps their distance from.
Then one night, Mu Qing dreams that a man has him pinned to the bed and kisses him until he can barely breathe. He wakes up in fright.
Over the next few days, he keeps dreaming of being pinned down and kissed by a man in different places, unable to fight back. Panicking, the little tyrant sketches the man from his dreams and sends his underlings out to find him.
A few days later, they find a "boy" among the odd-job disciples on the back mountain who looks like the person in the picture.
Looking at the skinny child in front of him, Mu Qing can't help but breathe a sigh of relief. Thank goodness, thank goodness. He's just a little kid.
The little boy kneels before him. "Please accept me as your disciple, Elder."
The little boy gazes straight at Mu Qing with big, dewy eyes, looking as if he might cry at any moment. Mu Qing can't help feeling a pang of sympathy.
For the first time in his life, he gives in to kindness and takes the boy back to his peak as a disciple.
He never imagined that one moment of carelessness would bring lifelong regret. That one and only act of kindness successfully invited a wolf into his home.
Mu Qing clutches his aching lower back, his eyes red: "Don't ask. If you do, I'll tell you I'm already regretting it to death."
Hot-tempered bottom who is always trying to top × adorable as a child, shameless as an adult top
Reader's guide:
Mu Qing has a shop where he can exchange spirit stones for items.
The monsters and spirits are all made up by the author, so please don't read too much into them.
This is a sweet little story with no particular concern for logic.
The author's writing is at an elementary school level. No need to tell me if you drop it.
If it's not to your taste, don't click. If it's not to your taste, don't click. If it's not to your taste, don't click. (Repeating it three times because it's important.) Thank you!
Theme: It's easy to get topped, but hard to top back!
