My Master Is Like Jade, Flowers Fill the Sky

1. There are no house fights after time travel—aunts, sisters White Lotus. 2. The heroine is doted on by her father, brother, grandfather, emperor and queen. 3. The entire background is free of grudges between gods and demons, and there is no tragic love affair between the Son of God and the Witch in the previous life. 4. The scope is only one interface, and there is no higher interface (including humans, demons, gods, spiritual beasts, and warcraft) 5. The partners around you have become a couple, so don't doubt that it is what you think it is. 6. There is no house fight. After the heroine recognizes the hero as her master, it is just a matter of the academy, training, and becoming the supreme leader to save the hero -> God

Good looking, recommended reading I really like the extra chapter, it's very sweet, I feel so excited every time I read it, the story is so beautiful, I can't help but remind me of sweet love❤️❤️ Come and take a look

I gave up on the article after reading Chapter 6. It was too modern and had no sense of immersion at all.

This cover looks a bit like Three Lives Three Worlds, Bai Qian and Ye Hua? One white and one black.

I love this book so much. The ending is the most satisfying in fantasy I have ever read. It gets sweeter as it goes on, especially when Qi becomes a god and brings people around him together. I really like it. I recommend it!

I like this book very much. There is no intrigue or antagonism between relatives. It is just a simple story of becoming stronger and becoming a god. Those male characters have all met the people they want to protect for the rest of their lives. They are all true wife slaves. The enviable relationship is good after all.

Nice!!! 👍👍👍👍

How can I put it, good-looking is good-looking. When it is sweet, it tastes sweet, but when it is cruel, it does not taste bad. It cannot make people sympathize, so that's fine, otherwise it is really sad. A sweet love is better. I just want to know, did the male and female protagonists finally discuss the female protagonist's past life?

It's a very nice novel, and its content stands out among other novels. It's a love story that starts from the relationship between master and apprentice. It's very sweet, especially the extra chapter. I finished it without even realizing it, so I personally think it can be praised (⑉°з°)-♡

It's pretty cool, but I just have a little question at the end: why was Medusa's child given to the heroine? The heroine didn't use it in the end.