The Villain Has Something to Say Novel

Luo Jianqing, the esteemed head disciple of the world's foremost sect and the last student of its most renowned cultivator, upheld his master's teachings with unwavering discipline. He was a paragon of virtue, respected by all his junior disciples. However, his perfect life was abruptly shattered when he was killed by the protagonist, using his master's own sword. Unwilling to accept his fate, Luo Jianqing vows to defy destiny with the stubbornness of his own sword. This dramatic turn of events leads to a pivotal conversation with his master, Wu Yin. Wu Yin begins by expressing his feelings, "Jianqing, I have something to say to you." Luo Jianqing, equally burdened, replies, "Master, I also have something to say to you." After a moment of hesitation and an exchange of "you speak first," their confessions collide: Wu Yin confesses, "I like you," while Luo Jianqing declares, "I want to top you," leaving Wu Yin speechless.