Jun Jiuying first encountered the half-dead stray dog in a dim alley thick with the stench of blood.
It sat slumped against the wall with its head lowered. It looked strong, with sharp teeth, and yet it was covered in wounds.
As the head of her own shadow guards, Jun Jiuying couldn't simply leave it to die, so she personally dragged the miserable stray back with her.
It definitely wasn't because she wanted to get into its pants!
Cleaning its wounds, taking a boat trip together, going out to search for medicine: the stray gradually became a loyal dog.
That was how the story was supposed to go.
Until one day, Jun Jiuying accidentally discovered the little secret her stray had been hiding...
Only then did she realize that the big black tail behind her companion drooped, its dull, obedient demeanor was an act, and even its fangs and claws were aimed at her!
How awful! Jun Jiuying silently wept, then tightened the leash her companion had carried over and placed in her hand with its own mouth.
"...Master..."
The beginning is a slow-burn slice of life with some setup; later, the plot picks up a little.
A goofy transmigrated pavilion master × an ambitious shadow guard full of contradictions
1. Originally titled The Loyal Shadow Guard's Guide to Care. The story has been extensively revised.
Theme: Wherever you may be, someone will surely brave every obstacle for you.
Father Jun seems like a very classic old-fashioned villain. He appears in a black cloak and smoke special effects with a wicked smile. After being injured by the protagonist, he quickly escapes. But before leaving, he still makes some harsh words, saying that you will not be so lucky next time.
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I'm really curious about the connection between Jiazi and the original body.
Is the Dark Guard reborn? I always say it shouldn't be like this
Why didn't you notice that you were poisoned?
"If you don't hear it," it's a big bug for the author~
I really like the subsequent plot, especially the meeting between the two.
When can I see Jiazi again?
Are you on vacation, Wenhuang?
I read it in one go, so slow