Regardless of whether Master Unit 2 is a boy, a girl or something else, your apprentice loves you. The male protagonist's master: you are destined to be married to her. The male protagonist: Got it, it's fate, accept him as a disciple immediately. So the title of the novel clearly refers to the male protagonist's master! (?)
It's a damn good-looking and delicious infrastructure master-apprentice. The master is in charge, and the apprentice vigorously reforms to liberate border productivity (?)
I love reading it. I read it chapter by chapter during the serialization period. My favorite is watching the dimensionality reduction impact of modern productivity on ancient times, and then the indigenous people running into the industrial revolution.
I admit that I didn't want to read it at first, but after seeing a lot of questioning comments and the author's explanation in the early comment area, I finished reading it out of curiosity. It can be said that without such three-dimensional characters and such realistic and life-like text, this is indeed a very dangerous subject matter, ( But the reporter's reasons made me laugh out loud all the time, so I changed from curiosity to must read it to see what there is to report), but the author's portrayal is so awesome that no matter how you look at it, it's very reasonable, there is no abrupt plot, and it's even damn good-looking.
There is a knife hidden in the candy, and there is candy hidden in the knife. It is also good-looking and has copywriting for recycling. When I was watching it, my roommate suspected that I was crazy and laughed endlessly.