[Student top × master bottom | Younger disciple]
Fifteen-year-old high school student Jun Jing transmigrated into a master-disciple romance novel and became the disciple who was supposed to forcibly marry his master, dig out his core, imprison him, and betray both teacher and ancestor.
But when he finally met the legendary master, Jiang Jixue, he realized that from his character design to his personality to his combat ability, this master seemed just a tiny bit different from the book's description?
First, his master's character design was top-tier in every way. His father held a powerful position, and his older brother commanded a formidable army. He had family status and strength, strength and good looks, and looks so breathtakingly beautiful they could shatter the heavens. He was the very definition of a peerless prodigy.
Second, he was cold, proud, and heartless, with no morals whatsoever. He possessed the essential villain qualities: ruthless and cunning, ahead of his time, decisive, and highly capable of getting things done. He could shake an egg until the yolk was liquid and cut an earthworm lengthwise. He killed men and women alike, slapped the young, and gave the old two slaps. He was an indiscriminate killing machine.
Finally, he was called a master but was really invincible. Crushing an opponent's skull with his bare hands, taking down three enemies at once and claiming MVP, or conquering a city alone were all basic moves. When he got serious, he just opened developer mode. With one thought, a universe was born; with another, it was destroyed. He was so powerful he seemed to exist on a completely different plane from everyone else.
This was ridiculous! Jun Jing seriously wondered if he'd transmigrated into the wrong book. Me? Forcibly marrying him? Just look at this inhumanly powerful creature! He's the invincible male lead of a power fantasy. I'd be grateful if he didn't dig out my core. Why would I dig out his!?
Jun Jing decided to ditch the forced-marriage plot and pick up the filial disciple plot instead.
1. Lively, clingy, adorable A-type, straight-shooting puppy disciple top × a master who's violent to everyone else but sweet to his disciple, a violent sweetheart with a double standard, bottom
2. Jun Jing really did transmigrate into the wrong book. He read a fanfic but transmigrated into the original, so his master's characterization and combat ability are completely different.
3. The world has a national government, modeled on the Tang dynasty.
Theme: All beings are equal.
I don't quite understand why Song Qingzhou killed him without hesitation, but his brother's death had such a great impact on him. Aren't they both the sons of enemies? In comparison, Song knew nothing, but his brother knew everything. If Shou hadn't discovered it, his brother would have always whitewashed the situation. In comparison, I personally think Song is even more innocent. I understand that Shou and his brother grew up together. His brother is definitely much more important than Song, and it is harder to let go of his feelings for him. But Shou and his brother are each other's enemies who killed each other's father (mother). Let's not talk about revenge or anything, but there must be a deep gap and there must be no way to go back to the past. So, why is my brother still so important to Shou after knowing the truth?
My heart aches when I think of the truth about Yu Yu's tragic departure, and I hope justice will eventually come.
The author has something to say that makes your eyes bulge when you read it. Very, very good answer. It can be seen that the author has deeply thought about his work and readers' questions. The content of the answer also solved my knot in the plot of Jiang Moxing's death. I am very grateful to the teacher for taking his work and characters seriously and considering all aspects. If the answers can be cleverly added to the text after the completion, it will undoubtedly be an excellent love novel. Jiang Ning was a bit reluctant to see the update of this novel from the beginning. After seeing your reply today, he finally felt relieved and continued to update it. I wish the teacher will write more smoothly in the future!
I thought Shou knew the truth. After killing his adoptive father, my brother was no longer a relative. Are they relatives who hate each other for killing their father (mother)? No matter how deep their relationship was before, there was still a blood feud that separated so many lives between them. Song and his brother are both the sons of enemies, and they can also be regarded as vested interests in those tragedies back then. If Shou hadn't killed Song and only killed someone from the previous generation, I wouldn't have thought it was a big deal, but he didn't hesitate to kill Song, and he did this to his brother. I don't understand why there is such a double standard. Song died before he could even learn the truth. If you don't kill them both, you know right from wrong and don't implicate others. If you kill them all, it means you are determined to take revenge and kill decisively. This one kills and the other loves, it is really confusing. My brother is indeed very kind to Shou. If my brother didn't know anything, I wouldn't think it was a big deal, but my brother knew about it and even leaked Shou's whereabouts. He knew the truth back then, so wouldn't he know what his father would do with Shou's whereabouts? He has watched Shou suffer so much because of revenge all these years. What is he thinking? My brother is very good to Hua Shou, but since he didn't do the things his father Jiang Dahai did back then, will it be his turn to do it to Hua Shou? When Song was killed, I thought he was already heartbroken for revenge, and only Gong was the only softness in his heart. I didn't expect that his brother seemed as important as him. You can have close relatives and loved ones, but that close relative should not be your elder brother.
When Jiang Dahai died, didn't he say he had no home? Then in a blink of an eye, it was the elder brother again, the last relative. What does Gong's companionship and sacrifice for so long mean? Isn't it still a relative? I thought that after Shou said that he had no home, and Gong comforted him, the two of them were each other's only relatives. Reading this chapter, I thought the main palace was Jiang Moxing, who looked like the affectionate male supporting actor. I was really cute about this young couple before, but now I can't see how important Gong is to Shou. Gong was almost beaten to death and felt guilty for a while. Jiang Moxing died and ended up like this. He committed suicide and killed his adoptive father with his own hands. I didn't see anything like this when they were all former family members. They are still practicing double standards. 💔
[Let me be healthy] [Let me be healthy] [Let me be healthy] [Let me be healthy] I support puppies like Linjing who have their own careers
Kill so fast and cleanly [spread flowers][spread flowers]
Teacher, where are the cars going? I want to see them, please🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Teacher, where can I read the complete 78 chapters? Please [cry loudly][cry loudly][cry loudly]
Dear author, I felt a little uncomfortable watching the extra chapter. I like this article very much. I like the protagonist's character, emotions and sexual tension. By the way, some of the discussion parts are also very interesting. I was even a little moved by the author's message in Chapter 92, because I could feel that the author took the readers' reading experience seriously and communicated sincerely, which indeed alleviated some of my confusion. But I am a HE lover. When I saw the ending, I felt that after all the hardships that Qianho had gone through, the protagonists could finally live happily for a long time (Sahua Sahua). I happily imagined a happy life for the two of them in the future. But I didn't expect that the extra chapter would give me a blow and tell me that Gong died not long after becoming emperor, and Shou had to face separation again. He still had to manage the dynasty by himself and find people with difficulty. It feels like the main text BE and the extra HE. Obviously in the main text, the master has gone through the pain of separation several times and is now in the final stage. Do you really want to be so cruel to him? I can't even imagine how he can hold on? Another point is that there is a concept in the article. Those who stay choose to stay, and those who leave choose to leave. The situation of staying prompted Master to understand this point and relieve his heart. So does his departure this time mean that he actively chose to leave? Is it really okay to sacrifice the HE that was so hard to achieve in the main text in order to create a new world view in the extra story? Maybe the author has any patches that he can give me to QAQ... So that I don't think that Master is too miserable, or that Linjing's obsession with Master is actually not as strong as Master's for him...