"Female master, male disciple": An exceptionally strong, outwardly cold but inwardly warm, straightforward heroine versus a younger male lead who is both her disciple and her equal, with possessive and obsessive tendencies
Blurb One:
Her master died, and her sect was gone.
From then on, Yu Congyi's lifelong goal was to clear her master's sect of its name.
The road ahead was too hard to walk alone, so she took in a young disciple along the way.
He was handsome, well-behaved, and quick to learn, like a little puppy.
She taught him martial arts and medicine, and they spent every day together.
Who would have guessed that one night, when she returned late, she would hear a suggestive voice coming from her disciple's room?
Every word called out "Master," every sigh called out "Congyi."
Later, the elegant young man gazed at her with shining eyes. "Master. There is something I dare not hide, but do not dare to say."
Yu Congyi: "...You rebellious disciple!"
Blurb Two:
Yu Changxing has no memories from before the age of sixteen. His life began the moment he first saw Yu Congyi.
He loves his master.
Then they made a trip to Luojing, and from then on he was surrounded by wolves, with (fake) rivals everywhere.
A close friend who grew up with her? Never mind.
The sect leader whose engagement had already been arranged? He would put up with that.
To win his master's favor, he knowingly drank the wine laced with a love potion, even though he knew it was a trap.
All he wanted was a moment of her compassion.
It was not until Yu Congyi fell seriously ill and he watched over her all night without even changing his clothes that he heard her call out "Master" for the entire night.
Only then did he realize that the transgression of a disciple against their master could be passed down through generations.
Yu Congyi, toward her late master,
Could neither speak of it nor forget.
Reading Guide:
1. One-on-one, both leads' first time, happy ending.
2. A fictional setting, extremely fictional. The author has limited ability, so please do not scrutinize the details. Thank you. The main plot focuses on court politics, not wuxia.
3. A master-disciple story, with a younger male lead. The man is strong, the woman is even stronger.
4. The Cui family arc ends in Chapter 10, and the Ning Wuwang arc ends in Chapter 25. The second male lead appears from Chapter 26 onward, and there is male competition. Readers who cannot accept that should think carefully before starting.
Theme: A woman with a healer's heart, punishing evil, promoting good, and helping the world and its people.
Can this pair of familiar siblings be reduced to ashes? Can this pair of familiar siblings be reduced to ashes? Can this pair of familiar siblings be reduced to ashes? Can this pair of familiar siblings be reduced to ashes? Can this pair of familiar siblings be reduced to ashes? Can this pair of familiar siblings be reduced to ashes? Can this pair of familiar siblings be reduced to ashes? Can this pair of familiar siblings be reduced to ashes?
Besides! I still want to scold! Arong felt that "the whole world owed him and his sister." He felt that he just wanted to live a good life with his sister, but such a simple wish could not be realized, so he implicated others, blaming the heroine for making his sister go crazy, and others even stabbed the heroine. Has he ever thought that, as the elder brother, he has not fulfilled his duty of guidance? In other words, it was entirely his sister's and his own fault for reaching this point. The younger sister is selfish and always feels that the world revolves around her. If the male protagonist doesn't like her, she blames the female protagonist. She feels that the female protagonist owes her something. I don't want to comment on her really good thinking. Maybe the younger sister is young and her mind is really unclear, but as the elder brother, Arong already knew that the younger sister's psychology had produced such emotions that shouldn't have occurred from the beginning. Why didn't he stop it as soon as possible? He just said that this was wrong, and he felt that this was wrong in his heart. Did he take any practical actions to stop it? Before Arlene's feelings developed to the fanatical possessiveness and anger later, he did not stop his sister's behavior at all. It can be said that it was his sister's ego and stupidity, and his indulgence that killed her after letting her go to this point. It was none other than his sister's ego and stupidity, and his indulgence. The heroine is really unlucky to be stabbed this way. What does the heroine owe to her brothers and sisters? It's no wonder that they are brothers and sisters because they are together.
It's really hard not to be angry. The two siblings, Arong and Arin, are like two super invincible spiral explosions. I'm really impressed by the extreme selfishness of the brain. They poked at the heroine and the ex-supporting character. Although I guessed early on that the hero and the master were the same person, my anger towards the two supporting characters has exceeded the surprise when the identity of the hero was revealed. Damn it, I want to kill this pair of white-eyed wolf siblings.
I really don't like Arlene. She feels like an ignorant wolf. Isn't it natural for others to like her or not? She just feels that the heroine owes her something. It's too vicious to poison the old couple, vomit.
Bao, here I come! The end of "Sahuahua" [Spreading Flowers] I finished watching it, yeah, yeah, yeah
"The cup is spread out in a mess" is a big bug for the author~
The end of the show is about a very good heroine baby. Can you open an if line and win over Shen Ze? I have accepted A Li and others. I want to watch and be jealous.
I was busy saving some time ago and haven't watched it for a long time. The teacher has entered v! Catch up on your subscription!! Looking forward to the next one!!!
Congratulations on the completion, baby! Here comes the second butt!
Treasure piece?! Favorite 🤩