Book Transmigration: My Master Was Forced to Become a Yandere

Oh my gosh, who hasn't read this book? It's very exciting. I have been reading this book for a long time, and this is the first time I have read this kind of master being forced to become a sick child by his disciple. If you like to read about the relationship between a master and his disciple, come and read it! It is definitely a wonderful novel that you will be reluctant to click out! ↖(^ω^)↗

🎊🎊🎊This is a very interesting book. I read it in one go. There is nothing in the middle that I don't want to read. It ends in one go. The plot is exciting🍔🍔🍔 and very logical. There are foreshadowings in the front and reflections in the back. The ending is very happy and the plot is very sweet. However, there is a hidden knife. For someone like me who has a strong ability to empathize, my eyes swelled with tears when I read it. 🎄🎄🎄, Wow wow wow, I watched it at night, and when I woke up the next morning, my eyes were one big and one small, and I couldn't open them🌇🌇🌇, but it was really beautiful, Master and Xiaoqi's senior brothers, we I like it all🍀🍀🍀🍀, but the second senior brother really disagrees with me and the master is also very good. Anyway, it is a book that is not a loss if you read it, but you will definitely be a loss if you don't read it. I really recommend it ✨✨✨✨ ฅ( ̳• ◡ • ̳)ฅ Finally, I would like to thank the author for his spiritual gift🌹🌹🌹🌹

The difference between before and after is so big. I really couldn't stand it when I saw the male protagonist crushing the female protagonist's wrist. The male protagonist needs the demon pill, but the female protagonist asks her second senior brother to get it? If not, I gave him my golden elixir... If the male protagonist is not his master, why is the strongest sect afraid of not having the demon elixir? I'm really speechless. Many people have been sacrificed for your love, okay?

I don't like the heroine's character, it's very annoying

The heroine was too licky. She originally liked the master and was very charming, but then she punished the heroine directly. It was just too much. . . . The heroine insists on becoming this disciple, but she doesn't know why. I like the second senior brother very much. He is very funny and treats the heroine well.

I feel like the plot is a little strange

Although I haven't finished reading it yet, the plot and the author's writing are really good! Come on, come on, sisters, get into the trap quickly.

I don't know why I feel like the character behind the heroine is a little crooked. Before she started to wear books, wasn't the reason why she liked that master because it was played by her favorite idol? After crossing the book, I didn't feel that she liked the male protagonist very much. Maybe she did, but it was only limited to helping him get the demon pill. She actually traveled through the book. Didn't she already know the ending of the master? Shouldn't she take the master away from the original heroine? Why do you have to teach him to be a yandere? Since you taught him to be a yandere, why do you still look like you can't believe how your master could do those things? Does the heroine's character like the Master, or does she dislike the Master? As a reader of books in the 20th century, I don't know what it is to like? Now that she helped Master win the position of leader later, Master may become the male protagonist, and she also wants to be the female protagonist, and the two men and three men in the original plot all started to like her. She didn't realize that she had gone the same old way as in the original plot? She was obviously very smart before, but she seems to have become stupid later? Or something, I have forgotten that I am a traveler, I have forgotten that I originally wanted to change the ending of the master... It is different from the traveler I read before, so I have read half of it, but I really can't stand it. It feels like the outline of the story has shifted or something, it's a bit hard to tell. I don't know if the author can see what I said. But the book is still okay... Awesome~

The yandere is very well written. The male and female protagonist's do is really astringent. It makes me feel itchy after watching it. I like it very much. The female protagonist is too stupid. I feel that she has never given a clear and serious rejection to the male protagonist, and she can't take it in. During the abuse, she uses the force to crush the hand bones and use the love charm. Dropping candles is really addictive... It was the reconciliation in the later stage that made me cry in vain. The heroine's worry about gain and loss and unconditional forgiveness made me feel that she was really tamed. Was the training successful? I thought the female protagonist accepted the male protagonist's yandere, but unexpectedly it turned into abuse. If she loved the Master, why did she love him in all aspects? It was indeed the female protagonist who provoked him first. There was nothing difficult to reconcile. I just thought that sacrificing the second senior brother, the sixth senior brother and the third senior brother to stimulate the male and female protagonist's plot and letting the senior brother be the tool of shameful piay were disgusting. What's the difference between this kind of bad writing? But the ending extra is very good and the ending is good. The yandere do plot is really top-notch. Among the Seven Cats, I guarantee that no other novel in the same series can surpass this one. Otherwise, I would have given a negative review. Hahahaha. I like yandere meat the most. It tastes delicious. By the way, don't watch it with an IQ level 3.

To be honest, it was fine in the beginning. Starting from more than 140 chapters, the heroine started to be brainless. The second senior brother asked her if she was bullied by the fifth senior brother. In more than 190 chapters, Shen Leiyue was controlled by a demon cultivator. In order to protect her from the demon cultivator dissecting the golden elixir, the male protagonist asked the senior brother to take the female protagonist out to practice (actually, he just went out to avoid it). The female protagonist did not appreciate it no matter what, and she thought that she could protect the male protagonist by her side. I was really pissed off. The introduction said that you should practice hard. I read the first 200 chapters, and there was a plot related to cultivation at the beginning, and everything in the later chapters revolved around the male protagonist. It's quite disappointing. Maybe it's because I didn't finish it. It's my own fault. It makes me really angry.