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Blurb:
A powerful late-game master, obsessed with cuddling his pure-hearted disciple, tops X a beautiful, max-level-from-the-start master who is protective of her pupil and slow on the uptake, bottoms
(A classic underdog male lead and his beautiful master who stays by his side)
#When a Jinjiang Master-Disciple Pair Gets a Qidian Plot
Jiang Yao figures he must be the most unsuccessful male lead in all of Jinjiang.
He's the good-for-nothing of his clan, with no talent for cultivation. His father doesn't care for him, his mother doesn't love him, his own older brother constantly targets him and shuts him away, his cousin bullies and belittles him, and even cats and dogs can't stand him.
Jiang Yao: I can't go on living like this.
Then one day, he wakes up to find a white-haired man in red robes... an old grandpa, lying on top of him.
Looking at little Jiang Yao, the old man smiles with abandon. "Little one, it seems we're fated to meet."
Jiang Yao: ? I shouldn't be in Jinjiang. I should be in Qidian.
Well, Qidian it is. You'd be a fool not to cling to a powerful patron. Jiang Yao goes to great lengths to take the old man as his master, determined to rise from being a good-for-nothing. But as he trains, he keeps feeling that something is off.
Wait, why is this old man's waist so slender and his hands so fair? There are wrinkles at the corners of his eyes, but how is he still so handsome? Jiang Yao stares dumbfounded at his master until the man gives him a teasing smile, raises a hand to remove his mask, and reveals an otherworldly beauty.
Jiang Yao, stunned: I'm the Jinjiang male lead after all?
His master is gentle, beautiful, and powerful, and his indulgence of Jiang Yao knows no bounds. At first, Jiang Yao wants to honor his master and focus on cultivation without distractions. But when he realizes that no matter how hard he tries to resist, his gaze still follows his master everywhere, all he can do is hold down his racing heart and sigh: I'm doomed.
But life is full of surprises. His master is wonderful in every way, except that he's painfully slow when it comes to romance. When Jiang Yao acts cute, his master thinks he's still a child. When Jiang Yao goes out of his way to cater to his preferences, he happily accepts and pats Jiang Yao on the head, beaming as he says his disciple is so respectful. Even when things occasionally get heated, he just says it's normal and muses that the little one he's raised all these years has finally grown up. In private, Jiang Yao bites his handkerchief and sobs: Master, I hate that you're such a block of wood.
Fine, fine. Giving up on struggling, Jiang Yao wraps his arms around his master's slender waist and nuzzles into his neck. "Master, won't you be sweet to me?"
Reader's guide:
1. A classic male-oriented fantasy progression story, with the protagonist as the top. The main focus is his career, with a little romance on the side.
2. A younger disciple and older master pairing. The author isn't devoted to either tops or bottoms, and isn't even particularly attached to the protagonists. The roles are based on the author's personal tastes, and the viewpoint is chosen to make the plot easier to tell. (Simply put, whichever protagonist has fewer secrets gets the main viewpoint. In this story, Xiao Yao has fewer secrets and happens to be the top, so it's written from the top's perspective.) I'm just a casual fan who likes all the characters and ships them together, so I really, really don't recommend this to extreme top fans or extreme bottom fans.
3. The master genuinely dotes on his disciple and raises him like his own child. He's beautiful but oblivious, with grand ambitions and no interest in romance. He's eccentric and doesn't act his age.
4. The disciple respects his master, doesn't turn evil, and is a bit of a natural airhead who loves to make snarky remarks. He realizes his feelings before his master does.
5. The author won't delete any readers' comments. (If I accidentally make a mistake in one of my own comments, I'll delete and repost it.) I'll try to reply to every comment from an official reader, and friendly discussion is welcome. But I may not reply to comments on later chapters or extras from accounts with zero or very few subscriptions, since they may be pirated copies and seeing them makes me angry. Please understand if I don't respond.
One last heads-up for new readers: this story has side stories. They aren't closely tied to the main plot and are just there to fill in the side characters' stories, but they're usually quite long, so they cost a bit more. If you don't want to read them, please be careful not to buy them by accident. I'll also remind everyone in the author's note before each side story. Of course, if you're interested in buying them, you're very welcome!
Here's a preview of my next story:
Everyone in the Class Is a Monster Except Me
A cool-headed, scheming, flirtatious God tops X a sunny, chatty, and very strange principal bottoms
Blurb:
Welcome to the "School of Terror"!
Here, ghosts work hard at cramming for Five Years of Terror, Three Years of Jump Scares; zombies stay up all night memorizing Rotting Aesthetics and the Art of Creating an Eerie Atmosphere; and red-clad vengeful spirits clutch copies of Introduction to Folk Horror...
Graduates are guaranteed a job as NPCs in an infinite-flow dungeon. Their scaring performance is tied to their pay, and once they get promoted to boss, they can enjoy a worry-free afterlife!
But times have changed!
Top player guilds run rampant, clearing dungeons like an assembly line. The annual scare KPI is on the verge of disaster, and monster students are facing unemployment.
The school seems doomed.
The students are panicking, but the most worried of all is principal Shen Suizhao.
The reason is simple: his lover, the God who created the infinite-flow dungeons and the School of Terror, has been asleep for years and has just woken up at this critical moment!
Shen Suizhao: So you're saying my lover woke up just in time to see me squander our whole business? (blank stare.jpg)
We're doomed!
But there's good news: his lover has amnesia.
So, to avoid being punished for running the business into the ground, Shen Suizhao looks at Ling Shen, who's bewildered and asking about their relationship, and gets a sudden idea. "Hey, you're Ling Shen, the specially appointed professor our school hired for a fortune! You're an expert in teaching ghosts!"
Ling Shen, the cold and ruthless God who rules the infinite-flow world, wakes up to find that the world has changed.
The infinite-flow game he carefully designed has been turned into a playground for the powerful by a bunch of parasites.
And the deeds he risked his life to protect the world are now being condemned by ordinary people who don't know the truth.
Worst of all, his sunny, cheerful principal wife, Shen Suizhao, is staring at him with shining eyes as he lies there groggy and confused, tugging at his sleeve with an anxious, puppy-eyed look of relief. "Y-You're the new specially appointed professor! You lost your memory in a workplace accident!"
Ling Shen, whose memories have already returned while Shen Suizhao was talking: "..."
How is it that after all these years, his wife still looks so cute when she lies?
But as he watches the big-dog principal look guilty while trying to act dignified, sees the infinite-flow system he created teetering on the brink, and watches those parasites throw their weight around in the dungeons...
The newly awakened God smiles faintly and decides to keep playing along.
And so Professor Ling, the cool and aloof beauty, makes his debut.
Long hair down to his waist, distant in manner, strict in class.
But behind the scenes:
He predicts everything precisely, leaving show-off players who bully ghosts in dungeons questioning their own lives.
He exploits the rules, making guild bosses who monopolize resources lose everything they own.
And he enjoys some "special attention" from his guilty and attentive principal wife.
Shen Suizhao is panicking.
His lover is still outrageously powerful despite his amnesia, and sometimes his eyes look so familiar that Shen Suizhao's heart skips a beat.
But as he scrambles to keep his lies straight, he can't help feeling secretly pleased: Making my lover a teacher was such a lucky break! Watching him beat the crap out of those jerks is so satisfying!
Until one day, Shen Suizhao is badly injured protecting his students. The "Professor Ling" he has always been "taking care of" instantly drops his disguise. His terrifying pressure crushes their powerful enemy, and he carefully lifts Shen Suizhao into his arms, whispering in his ear:
"Principal, have you had enough of this act?"
"Or should I call you... Zhaozhao?"
I've also posted previews for a bunch of other stories next door. If you're interested, feel free to add them to your reading list!
Theme: Put the people first.
First of all, congratulations on the completion! Next, write down your feelings after reading the article.
To be honest, at the beginning, I just came here purely for the end of the master-disciple year. When I read the introduction, I even thought, isn't this Dou Po Yan Chen meal replacement? The settings of the poor young protagonist and the portable grandpa are too common. Even the classic villain setting of Jiang Zimo and Jiang Xiao at the beginning is a very standard fantasy novel.
But as the plot develops, the biggest impression this book left on me is that there are many normal people in it (except Ying Zhou).
First of all, the initial impression is that the villains are all normal people, not facial villains. Um? The protagonist's brother is actually not a villain. He is a normal brother who wants to care for his younger brother but has a grudge in his heart. Um? This Jiang Xiao is actually not a villain. Although he can be a bit of a villain, he has good intentions. Um? This second young master of the family is not a villain either. He will provoke and criticize, but he will also apologize for his actions. There are also Xiao Chi and Feng Yitu, who initially look like early mini-bosses.
The classic villain setting in all fantasy novels makes it more fun for the protagonist to slap him in the face. In this article, they are all normal people. It's so rare. The supporting characters have their own life experiences, personalities, emotions and logic lines. The choices they make are in line with their settings. I can understand whether they betray or join the protagonist. They are not just tools to set off the protagonist and will be offline as soon as they are used up. Even if Ying Zhou has a purely anti-social personality, after reading the extras, I feel that there is a reason why he is anti-social, and there is something pitiful about hateful people. In the later part of the team battle in the Eastern Region, seeing the characters who appeared in the early stage fight side by side and fight against the enemy together was particularly exciting, and it felt like watching a movie with a group of people.
Let's talk about the protagonist. The protagonist is not a typical male protagonist. The protagonist is a normal person. In the early stage, due to the limitation of strength, the master had to fight a lot. In the Northern Region, he almost didn't participate in the fighting. He basically just watched people fight. Generally speaking, regardless of the starting point or Jinjiang, the male protagonist's fight in this kind of upgrade flow article is a very important and exciting point, but I think the description of the male protagonist's ideological changes is more important in this article. The male protagonist's thinking about the world view ranges from never killing people, life itself is meaningful, to killing people, but killing people is to protect the world and protect more innocent people. In the later period, even though I saw all kinds of darkness, I still valued the value of life itself. How can I put it, it was a feeling of knowing the vastness of the world and still pitying the green grass and trees. He is an ordinary person (simply referring to his personality, not his talent), but his life changed after he met a teacher. I can even have visions of my former self from him in the early stage. I am a little sensitive, a little impulsive, but not extreme. The situation is neither bad nor good, just one of the ordinary people.
His transformation was brought about by his master, like turning a cocoon into a butterfly. To put it mildly, Master Xuan is the savior of Jiang Yao's life that was about to turn into a dead end. When Jiang Yao was a little self-abased and sensitive, he told him over and over again: You are a genius, you are my disciple, and you are destined to reach a height that I cannot reach. Without Master Xuan, there would be no Jiang Yao today. The relationship between the two of them is also portrayed by Jiang Yao like a normal person. I have read a lot of "Master and Disciple" stories. How can I say that Jiang Yao is one of the few protagonists who sincerely wants to suppress his feelings after realizing that his feelings are unethical, instead of being blackmailed and imprisoned as soon as he reacts. This is very taboo in the master-disciple novel. When you fall in love with a person who teaches and raises someone who is almost your second father, your first reaction must be to feel that there is something wrong with you. In the emotional line, Jiang Yao's struggle, concealment, secret jealousy, and the process of losing control of his emotions were particularly enjoyable to watch. Neither of them are romantically inclined when it comes to their careers. They regard the common people of the world as their own responsibility. In the end, Jiang Yao was reluctant to let go and respected Master Xuan's opinion.
It's a really good article. The supporting characters have highlights, but they don't overshadow the protagonist. Everyone is a normal person of flesh and blood, and they all have their own charm and shining points. But it's also a bit regretful. In the end, whether Master Xuan is resurrected or not, it's hard for people to watch the OE ending. I want to see a sweet side story between the two of them. Big cheers for the author! Let's start the extra story!
A long-winded reflection after reading
In fact, I was sure as early as halfway through reading that I would want to write some thoughts after reading the whole story for the first time in a long time. However, when I read the character side stories at the finale, I was a little out of breath. I fell asleep and woke up, and my heart ached.
Now I have finally officially read all the chapters and Easter eggs word for word. After thinking about it, I decided to put it in the last chapter of Chapter V.
This article should have been archived for future reference not long after the bidding was completed last year, right? It was just by chance that I didn't decide to watch it at the time. There must be a strong emotional line in it, but the copywriting also marked the reason why the master is relatively slow. But just like the comments I left while reading the article, the relationship between Master and Xiao Yao was already surprisingly strong in the early stage even when it was just a simple master-disciple relationship. For Xiao Yao, as he revealed himself, Master was a bright red color that suddenly appeared in his gray and hazy days. Since then, the days have become splendid. As for the Master, Xiao Yao is the only person who walks alone (from a spiritual level, after all, even if he has like-minded friends, the Master has closed himself off since he put the burden of responsibility on himself) for a hundred years. Others respect him, fear him and follow him. Only Xiao Yao said Master, I want to protect you, I want to stand by your side, I want... I want you to be yourself.
All encounters are due to a combination of circumstances, but they are also destiny.
"Destiny".
This is what the author's wife mentioned in her essay, something buried under the storyline of this world. Some people are wasted by fate, and some are played by fate. Love, hate, anger and ignorance are alive in the long thread of fate.
When I first watched it, I thought it was a classic up-level slap-in-the-face plot, but then I watched it one by one. Every time I went to a place, I would witness the story of that place. Master and Xiao Yao were exploring the truth and resisting the fate that was coming, and people in every place were also fighting for their own destiny.
Looking back at the story that took me only six days but spanned countless years in the book, I found that destiny is indeed the most appropriate word.
Feng Yitu and Feng Linya, Teng You and Teng Li, Xiao Chi, Xuan Chuhua... Youying went crazy because he saw his fate but could not change it. However, these creatures he despised the most never really succumbed to fate - even if their lives followed the path of fate, it was just like Zhu Zhao said, this is the future they want to go to. Since it is what the heart wants, why should we be trapped in the so-called "unchangeable fate"? If you really want to go against fate in everything and thus go against your own heart, it would be better to say that you are truly defeated by fate.
And Youying lost to fate.
When I followed the main plot, I really liked Xiao Yao's struggle with his master's feelings. He couldn't help but fall in love, and he forced himself to love with restraint. Cuteness is so easy to hide. Every time you hide it, love accumulates. One day, the love is suppressed for too long and too hard, and a spark ignites it. What are you going to do at that time? Or pretend that nothing happened - or, expose it out of necessity, and then wait for the trial - - But Xiao Yao is a brave person. He will speak out what he wants to understand. Just like no matter how he escapes, he went to find the master after his brother said those words to him. But when he actually faced the trial, he realized that the worst was just to maintain the status quo of master and disciple. Is love forced? No, love means that he wants to be by his side. He was prepared for all the good and bad just to be by his side.
And this hot and restrained love is also a great opportunity for Master to fall in love. Of course, you have to say when did the two of them start to fall in love unconsciously? I don't know. I only know that the moment love was expressed, it may have been fermenting in a corner of my heart that I didn't pay attention to for I don't know how many years.
The master was also not a person who would just evade. After recognizing his own heart, he solemnly asked Xiao Yao's opinion again and took the final step.
Then there is Xuan Chuhua. In fact, this person is basically crazy in the main text. If you don't read the side stories, it may be difficult to truly understand this person. But after reading the side stories, you will find that this person is actually very simple, too simple. He is lazy with calculations and has no interest in power and status. The smiles of a group of children can make him dazzled. A group of ordinary country lives will make him want to protect such peace and tranquility. If it weren't for Youying's troubles, how could he have gone through such a miserable century? But at the same time, I agree with what the author's wife said. The ending of death in the text is a very happy ending for him. He was trapped in fate and finally broke away from it. What would he be thinking at that moment? Maybe he would think that his life was finally meaningful? Or maybe he didn't think about anything and just followed the strong fire and became a part of the dust in this world. However, I have always loved perfection, and I always hope that all the hardships will come to an end, so I will regard the ending of the extra chapter as the ending of the story. I always think that if they in the main text knew why Brother Shi became like this, they would not blame him. So as a reader, I do not judge whether he is right or wrong, but I also want him to have an ending where he wakes up from a nightmare and the sea in the world is clear.
In fact, when I was reading the article, I still had many thoughts about the Feng family brothers and Xiaochi Xiaocang. After reading all the stories, some thoughts were left in the comments at the time, and some gradually faded away as I watched step by step. I thought about all the people who had appeared in my mind, from the people of the Jiang family at the beginning, to Xia Yuzhu and Ji Shuoyingzhou, to the elves, to the Feng family and Shuying Pavilion, to the Jiang family. The main family and the Liu family sisters, then everyone in the Shuiyue Sect, and those who don't write much, such as the Jiang family in Houtucheng, the folks they met when they first went to the Northern Territory... Occasionally, my mind will flash to the Jiang family in the small Tianhe City, and then suddenly jump to the later war where everyone jointly resisted Youying. In a flash, after the final storm, each of them settled in a corner to maintain peace in the world.
In the blink of an eye, even teenagers at that time were the mainstay of this continent.
For a moment I didn't know what else to say.
I also want to see their ordinary days. I want to see the ordinary days when Xuan Chuhua and Shi Shimin in the rebirth line return to the Xuan family and play with Master Xiao Yao and the others. I want to know the more detailed story between Jiang Zimo and Jiang Mujin. I want to see the Feng family brothers, Xiaochi Xiaocang, Master and Xiao Yao... After all, I want to see something plain and beautiful.
In this way, it seems that everything I want to say has been said, and the unsaid words are flowing out with my thoughts.
To me, this is a very well written story.
Many characters have developed in unexpected ways, like Jiang Xiao, and the story of the Southern Region that I most unexpectedly developed in the main text. I am also very happy that the author was not willing to let go of some characters when he decided to kill them. Only in this way can this story be so vivid. (Although it seems like a rainbow fart, this is what I really think about. Of course, I don't like too brutal swords wwww. Just like the author said that he really wanted the master to die at the beginning. It would be too bitter, too bitter. Maybe then this story would be a cup of bitter water for me)
But fortunately, now it is a strawberry with plums in it.
After looking at the word count, I found that Jingjue had written more than two thousand words, which was far beyond my expectation. But this is the end of the true story. Maybe I will occasionally recall this story and the people in these stories in the future, and have some divergent thoughts while walking on the road one day.
But now, this lengthy lament stops here.
It's a big dream, but when you wake up, you will still be peaceful every year. Lovers come and go, and your fate changes over time. Finally, you can welcome the unsealing of the old wine - the wind will be good tomorrow, and there will be no time.
2025-0313-2148
Reader Gu Yuan left a pen
The ending of be is responsible for the perfection of the body, and the ending of he is responsible for the perfection of the heart. The two are correct [Like][Like][Like]
The little dark room is great. Can you two do something I like to see? (
18 Years, Emperor He, I know this question, you are Yang Guo Xiao Longnu
I don't care, this is the future where everyone will be reborn after everyone in the main plot has passed away [crying] [crying] [crying] [crying] [crying] [crying]
A particularly delicious if line. I like the ending of the original work, where my brother is not talented enough. I like the happy ending. I also like the happy ending. Mr. Tachibana, you are a great microphone…
I don't remember when I collected it, but I still remember that I thought it was very interesting after reading the introduction and put it in my favorites. Along with other serialized articles, I kept waiting for it to be completed. It was about 24 years ago and I basically stopped reading the article. I came back occasionally to see if any of the serialized articles I had collected were completed. However, although many articles are finished, when I come back to read them, I have basically lost interest and have no patience to finish them. I thought this article would be the same. But I couldn't help but be attracted while watching it. The interesting plot, the interaction between the master and the apprentice, and the smooth writing made people can't help but continue watching. It wasn't until I read this that I suddenly realized that I had really finished reading this article, and found new ideas and fun in it for the first time in a long time. Having said that, I really appreciate the author who has been insisting on updating the article and presenting such an interesting story to readers.
The elder brother still hasn't seen what his younger brother can do. He always thinks that being a child is not a big deal, so he will be frightened in the next chapter. I can't wait to read the next chapter. Author, when will you update?
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First of all, congratulations on the completion! Next, write down your feelings after reading the article. To be honest, at the beginning, I just came here purely for the end of the master-disciple year. When I read the introduction, I even thought, isn't this Dou Po Yan Chen meal replacement? The settings of the poor young protagonist and the portable grandpa are too common. Even the classic villain setting of Jiang Zimo and Jiang Xiao at the beginning is a very standard fantasy novel. But as the plot develops, the biggest impression this book left on me is that there are many normal people in it (except Ying Zhou). First of all, the initial impression is that the villains are all normal people, not facial villains. Um? The protagonist's brother is actually not a villain. He is a normal brother who wants to care for his younger brother but has a grudge in his heart. Um? This Jiang Xiao is actually not a villain. Although he can be a bit of a villain, he has good intentions. Um? This second young master of the family is not a villain either. He will provoke and criticize, but he will also apologize for his actions. There are also Xiao Chi and Feng Yitu, who initially look like early mini-bosses. The classic villain setting in all fantasy novels makes it more fun for the protagonist to slap him in the face. In this article, they are all normal people. It's so rare. The supporting characters have their own life experiences, personalities, emotions and logic lines. The choices they make are in line with their settings. I can understand whether they betray or join the protagonist. They are not just tools to set off the protagonist and will be offline as soon as they are used up. Even if Ying Zhou has a purely anti-social personality, after reading the extras, I feel that there is a reason why he is anti-social, and there is something pitiful about hateful people. In the later part of the team battle in the Eastern Region, seeing the characters who appeared in the early stage fight side by side and fight against the enemy together was particularly exciting, and it felt like watching a movie with a group of people. Let's talk about the protagonist. The protagonist is not a typical male protagonist. The protagonist is a normal person. In the early stage, due to the limitation of strength, the master had to fight a lot. In the Northern Region, he almost didn't participate in the fighting. He basically just watched people fight. Generally speaking, regardless of the starting point or Jinjiang, the male protagonist's fight in this kind of upgrade flow article is a very important and exciting point, but I think the description of the male protagonist's ideological changes is more important in this article. The male protagonist's thinking about the world view ranges from never killing people, life itself is meaningful, to killing people, but killing people is to protect the world and protect more innocent people. In the later period, even though I saw all kinds of darkness, I still valued the value of life itself. How can I put it, it was a feeling of knowing the vastness of the world and still pitying the green grass and trees. He is an ordinary person (simply referring to his personality, not his talent), but his life changed after he met a teacher. I can even have visions of my former self from him in the early stage. I am a little sensitive, a little impulsive, but not extreme. The situation is neither bad nor good, just one of the ordinary people. His transformation was brought about by his master, like turning a cocoon into a butterfly. To put it mildly, Master Xuan is the savior of Jiang Yao's life that was about to turn into a dead end. When Jiang Yao was a little self-abased and sensitive, he told him over and over again: You are a genius, you are my disciple, and you are destined to reach a height that I cannot reach. Without Master Xuan, there would be no Jiang Yao today. The relationship between the two of them is also portrayed by Jiang Yao like a normal person. I have read a lot of "Master and Disciple" stories. How can I say that Jiang Yao is one of the few protagonists who sincerely wants to suppress his feelings after realizing that his feelings are unethical, instead of being blackmailed and imprisoned as soon as he reacts. This is very taboo in the master-disciple novel. When you fall in love with a person who teaches and raises someone who is almost your second father, your first reaction must be to feel that there is something wrong with you. In the emotional line, Jiang Yao's struggle, concealment, secret jealousy, and the process of losing control of his emotions were particularly enjoyable to watch. Neither of them are romantically inclined when it comes to their careers. They regard the common people of the world as their own responsibility. In the end, Jiang Yao was reluctant to let go and respected Master Xuan's opinion. It's a really good article. The supporting characters have highlights, but they don't overshadow the protagonist. Everyone is a normal person of flesh and blood, and they all have their own charm and shining points. But it's also a bit regretful. In the end, whether Master Xuan is resurrected or not, it's hard for people to watch the OE ending. I want to see a sweet side story between the two of them. Big cheers for the author! Let's start the extra story!
A long-winded reflection after reading In fact, I was sure as early as halfway through reading that I would want to write some thoughts after reading the whole story for the first time in a long time. However, when I read the character side stories at the finale, I was a little out of breath. I fell asleep and woke up, and my heart ached. Now I have finally officially read all the chapters and Easter eggs word for word. After thinking about it, I decided to put it in the last chapter of Chapter V. This article should have been archived for future reference not long after the bidding was completed last year, right? It was just by chance that I didn't decide to watch it at the time. There must be a strong emotional line in it, but the copywriting also marked the reason why the master is relatively slow. But just like the comments I left while reading the article, the relationship between Master and Xiao Yao was already surprisingly strong in the early stage even when it was just a simple master-disciple relationship. For Xiao Yao, as he revealed himself, Master was a bright red color that suddenly appeared in his gray and hazy days. Since then, the days have become splendid. As for the Master, Xiao Yao is the only person who walks alone (from a spiritual level, after all, even if he has like-minded friends, the Master has closed himself off since he put the burden of responsibility on himself) for a hundred years. Others respect him, fear him and follow him. Only Xiao Yao said Master, I want to protect you, I want to stand by your side, I want... I want you to be yourself. All encounters are due to a combination of circumstances, but they are also destiny. "Destiny". This is what the author's wife mentioned in her essay, something buried under the storyline of this world. Some people are wasted by fate, and some are played by fate. Love, hate, anger and ignorance are alive in the long thread of fate. When I first watched it, I thought it was a classic up-level slap-in-the-face plot, but then I watched it one by one. Every time I went to a place, I would witness the story of that place. Master and Xiao Yao were exploring the truth and resisting the fate that was coming, and people in every place were also fighting for their own destiny. Looking back at the story that took me only six days but spanned countless years in the book, I found that destiny is indeed the most appropriate word. Feng Yitu and Feng Linya, Teng You and Teng Li, Xiao Chi, Xuan Chuhua... Youying went crazy because he saw his fate but could not change it. However, these creatures he despised the most never really succumbed to fate - even if their lives followed the path of fate, it was just like Zhu Zhao said, this is the future they want to go to. Since it is what the heart wants, why should we be trapped in the so-called "unchangeable fate"? If you really want to go against fate in everything and thus go against your own heart, it would be better to say that you are truly defeated by fate. And Youying lost to fate. When I followed the main plot, I really liked Xiao Yao's struggle with his master's feelings. He couldn't help but fall in love, and he forced himself to love with restraint. Cuteness is so easy to hide. Every time you hide it, love accumulates. One day, the love is suppressed for too long and too hard, and a spark ignites it. What are you going to do at that time? Or pretend that nothing happened - or, expose it out of necessity, and then wait for the trial - - But Xiao Yao is a brave person. He will speak out what he wants to understand. Just like no matter how he escapes, he went to find the master after his brother said those words to him. But when he actually faced the trial, he realized that the worst was just to maintain the status quo of master and disciple. Is love forced? No, love means that he wants to be by his side. He was prepared for all the good and bad just to be by his side. And this hot and restrained love is also a great opportunity for Master to fall in love. Of course, you have to say when did the two of them start to fall in love unconsciously? I don't know. I only know that the moment love was expressed, it may have been fermenting in a corner of my heart that I didn't pay attention to for I don't know how many years. The master was also not a person who would just evade. After recognizing his own heart, he solemnly asked Xiao Yao's opinion again and took the final step. Then there is Xuan Chuhua. In fact, this person is basically crazy in the main text. If you don't read the side stories, it may be difficult to truly understand this person. But after reading the side stories, you will find that this person is actually very simple, too simple. He is lazy with calculations and has no interest in power and status. The smiles of a group of children can make him dazzled. A group of ordinary country lives will make him want to protect such peace and tranquility. If it weren't for Youying's troubles, how could he have gone through such a miserable century? But at the same time, I agree with what the author's wife said. The ending of death in the text is a very happy ending for him. He was trapped in fate and finally broke away from it. What would he be thinking at that moment? Maybe he would think that his life was finally meaningful? Or maybe he didn't think about anything and just followed the strong fire and became a part of the dust in this world. However, I have always loved perfection, and I always hope that all the hardships will come to an end, so I will regard the ending of the extra chapter as the ending of the story. I always think that if they in the main text knew why Brother Shi became like this, they would not blame him. So as a reader, I do not judge whether he is right or wrong, but I also want him to have an ending where he wakes up from a nightmare and the sea in the world is clear. In fact, when I was reading the article, I still had many thoughts about the Feng family brothers and Xiaochi Xiaocang. After reading all the stories, some thoughts were left in the comments at the time, and some gradually faded away as I watched step by step. I thought about all the people who had appeared in my mind, from the people of the Jiang family at the beginning, to Xia Yuzhu and Ji Shuoyingzhou, to the elves, to the Feng family and Shuying Pavilion, to the Jiang family. The main family and the Liu family sisters, then everyone in the Shuiyue Sect, and those who don't write much, such as the Jiang family in Houtucheng, the folks they met when they first went to the Northern Territory... Occasionally, my mind will flash to the Jiang family in the small Tianhe City, and then suddenly jump to the later war where everyone jointly resisted Youying. In a flash, after the final storm, each of them settled in a corner to maintain peace in the world. In the blink of an eye, even teenagers at that time were the mainstay of this continent. For a moment I didn't know what else to say. I also want to see their ordinary days. I want to see the ordinary days when Xuan Chuhua and Shi Shimin in the rebirth line return to the Xuan family and play with Master Xiao Yao and the others. I want to know the more detailed story between Jiang Zimo and Jiang Mujin. I want to see the Feng family brothers, Xiaochi Xiaocang, Master and Xiao Yao... After all, I want to see something plain and beautiful. In this way, it seems that everything I want to say has been said, and the unsaid words are flowing out with my thoughts. To me, this is a very well written story. Many characters have developed in unexpected ways, like Jiang Xiao, and the story of the Southern Region that I most unexpectedly developed in the main text. I am also very happy that the author was not willing to let go of some characters when he decided to kill them. Only in this way can this story be so vivid. (Although it seems like a rainbow fart, this is what I really think about. Of course, I don't like too brutal swords wwww. Just like the author said that he really wanted the master to die at the beginning. It would be too bitter, too bitter. Maybe then this story would be a cup of bitter water for me) But fortunately, now it is a strawberry with plums in it. After looking at the word count, I found that Jingjue had written more than two thousand words, which was far beyond my expectation. But this is the end of the true story. Maybe I will occasionally recall this story and the people in these stories in the future, and have some divergent thoughts while walking on the road one day. But now, this lengthy lament stops here. It's a big dream, but when you wake up, you will still be peaceful every year. Lovers come and go, and your fate changes over time. Finally, you can welcome the unsealing of the old wine - the wind will be good tomorrow, and there will be no time. 2025-0313-2148 Reader Gu Yuan left a pen
The ending of be is responsible for the perfection of the body, and the ending of he is responsible for the perfection of the heart. The two are correct [Like][Like][Like]
The little dark room is great. Can you two do something I like to see? (
18 Years, Emperor He, I know this question, you are Yang Guo Xiao Longnu
I don't care, this is the future where everyone will be reborn after everyone in the main plot has passed away [crying] [crying] [crying] [crying] [crying] [crying]
A particularly delicious if line. I like the ending of the original work, where my brother is not talented enough. I like the happy ending. I also like the happy ending. Mr. Tachibana, you are a great microphone…
I don't remember when I collected it, but I still remember that I thought it was very interesting after reading the introduction and put it in my favorites. Along with other serialized articles, I kept waiting for it to be completed. It was about 24 years ago and I basically stopped reading the article. I came back occasionally to see if any of the serialized articles I had collected were completed. However, although many articles are finished, when I come back to read them, I have basically lost interest and have no patience to finish them. I thought this article would be the same. But I couldn't help but be attracted while watching it. The interesting plot, the interaction between the master and the apprentice, and the smooth writing made people can't help but continue watching. It wasn't until I read this that I suddenly realized that I had really finished reading this article, and found new ideas and fun in it for the first time in a long time. Having said that, I really appreciate the author who has been insisting on updating the article and presenting such an interesting story to readers.
The elder brother still hasn't seen what his younger brother can do. He always thinks that being a child is not a big deal, so he will be frightened in the next chapter. I can't wait to read the next chapter. Author, when will you update?
Knock well, hehe (??ω`?)