Her name was Mu Youran, and she was an exemplary young woman in modern society. She couldn't understand how simply reading a book had somehow brought her into its world. Worse, she wasn't the heroine, with her tragic past and warm, kind heart, nor was she one of the wicked female side characters, the passerby A, B, or C. Instead, she was the ultimate villainess, always on the front lines, breaking up couples and fighting the heroine, making trouble until it killed her. In the end, the male lead would kill her with a single sword stroke. At least this character was a formidable fighter and lasted until the very end, so she could live quite a long time. But what good was that? Looking at the male lead in front of her, she fell into thought. Then she hurried over on her short legs. "Immortal Venerable, please take me as your disciple!" He had the fewest scenes with the protagonists, so staying by his side was the safest choice. Yay, give yourself a pat on the back for being so clever.
Later, looking back on those painful memories, she regretted it deeply. Had she lost her mind back then? She knew exactly what he was like, and still chose him as her master. Sob, sob. Later, when that person repeatedly tore through time and space just to find her, she finally understood that in that world, too, there was someone who had always held her in his heart...
Message: Though people may be weak, they still struggle to keep going.
The beginning of the story was very logically sound, and although it was rather mundane, it was incredibly funny! The author's writing style was also very lighthearted. However, I hope the author can speed things up and make the rest of the story richer. I want to see more dramatic twists and turns in the master-disciple relationship! I want to keep reading!!!
I love master-disciple stories, but the author could write a more engaging synopsis.