This story is also known as: After Killing My Nemesis, I Found Out He Was My Wife and Master, So I Started Raising Him
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Zhen Qianqiu had been the number-one patron in the classic no-romance web novel The Common Folk Tread the Clouds for seven years straight. When he learned that the ending had the protagonist restart the world, he found it interesting and tipped one million.
"Here's the seed money for my Cang-zai to restart the world. I hope his next life isn't so hard, and he gets to be the protagonist of a feel-good story."
Afterward, he went to a teahouse as arranged. When he opened the private room, he saw The Common Folk Tread the Clouds conspicuously displayed on the round table. Before he could react, he transmigrated into the book as Zhen Qianqiu: the protagonist's tool-like master, the strongest fighter of the righteous path, and a man of immense wealth in Baiyu Capital.
In the original story, Huan Cang lost both his parents when he was young and wandered for years. After someone rescued him, they dumped him at Changsheng Temple, where he was left to wander in safety.
He met a few friends, worked hard, and managed to enter Qinghai Tower. The Sword Venerable accepted him as a disciple with a telepathic message, and it seemed hope was finally in sight and everything was looking up.
But the Sword Venerable never showed himself, and the hope he had given the boy faded away once more.
The boy didn't lose heart. He concealed the feelings he had exposed and accepted that they were simply not meant to be in this life, neither enemies nor friends. So when, having grown powerful enough to unite the cultivation world, his final move was to kill his "master," the boy struck with his mace and killed him with a smile, then made three offerings and bowed six times.
Unexpectedly, after it was all over, even his last close friend left him. Before leaving, he told him everything Zhen Qianqiu had secretly done for him, then left him with one final sentence.
"You're no longer the boy I knew at Changsheng Temple, the one who valued kindness and grudges, the one everyone would gladly die for. In this life, we'll never meet again."
And so, to unite the cultivation world, the protagonist repaid every kindness with betrayal. He had outlived his master and friends, gained immortality, and was left in boundless solitude.
Remembering this, Zhen Qianqiu couldn't help sighing. He was already here, so he might as well rewrite everything.
No more neglect disguised as giving a child freedom!
With me here, the world will be at peace! With me here, Cang-zai will be happy!
Now that I've transmigrated, I'll do only three things: make Cang-zai's life a feel-good story, a feel-good story, and another feel-good story!
I'll immediately save the protagonist from the impending attack, take him home, clean him up, and raise him with overflowing affection.
Spirit stones? Here!
Spirit medicines? Here!
Heavenly artifacts? Here!
The deaths of the protagonist's companions? Not a single one allowed!
The stars in the sky? Once you ascend, I'll pluck them down for you!
I'll do everything I can to make the protagonist a sunny, cheerful, devoted hero who doesn't have to suffer the pain of the original story!
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"...Is that so?"
Warnings:
1. The master speaks Cantonese, which his disciple will mistake for strange runes and use as such.
"Come on, kiddo. In your master's runes, you tell someone you love them by saying 'ngo zung yi nei.' If you ever like someone, you can say that!"
"Ngo zung yi nei."
"That's right, you've got the feel of it."
"Ngo zung yi nei."
"All right, all right, I like you too." (He doesn't take it seriously at all.)
2. Possible sensitive content: fake substitute romance; the leads become equally powerful later, a big contrast with the early doting dynamic; the master has a transmigrator's desire to return home, even though he shouldn't (?). The disciple is clingy and a bit of a schemer early on. The raising-up arc takes a long time. All four orientations are represented!!! Every kind!!! Even people with no gender are included. Falling for a character from a book or being loved by a sword spirit is perfectly normal. You know how cultivation fantasy goes. There are lots and lots of side couples. A whole lot of melodrama!! Extremely melodramatic!! The story is currently undergoing a full revision, so don't assume what you see is final. Words can deceive, too. Also... the term "male lead" only refers to the protagonist of the original story, because this story should be an ensemble cast, and I'm trying to make every character feel alive...
3. I love raising characters who turn dark and run away. Please don't project real people onto the characters or give them unrealistic idealized filters. Make sure you're okay with the content warnings before reading. No writing advice, please.
4. If you enjoy the story, it's wonderful to find a kindred spirit, and I'm glad to have met you.
If it's not to your taste, then please leave.
Stay if you like it, go if you don't. Let's respect one another.
Theme: Never give up hope
Although I don't know if anyone will see it (sad But I still have to say, you can't just play and disappear. Recently, I will probably finish the 120,000-word book I received in advance before returning to write about Long Aotian. I will resume daily updates of Long Aotian on May 1st [][][]
Like!!!! Love watching!! After reading it, I will wait for the update when I come back (???????)
I comment, I comment with all my strength, I comment with all my strength, I comment incoherently, I ヽ(love
Your update speed is great
It's so well written, the author is great
This copywriting suits my taste. Why are there so few collections?
Great writing! Come on, teacher, and look forward to the follow-up! [Compare your heart]