The Husky and His White Cat Shizun: Erha He Ta de Bai Mao Shizun (Novel) Vol. 1

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The writing style makes it out to be a comedic romance drama, when it is much darker than the many unexpected dick jokes would make you assume. Instead of waking up in the underworld, he transmigrates to the first year he became a disciple of Sisheng Peak. Yet as Mo Ran shamelessly pursues his own goals in this life he thought lost, he begins to wonder if there might be more to his teacher—and his own feelings—than he ever realized. If you are looking for a story to suppress reality and embrace the wild, this may be the one for you.

But after he betters himself as a person, he beautifully and sublimely respects Wanning, and their developing relationship afterwards is truly wholesome, between Wanning learning to accept that he can, in fact, be loved despite his flaws and his unbecoming temper and Mo Ran discovering that Wanning is probs the most adorable person ever and spoiling him with his favorite food.For all of its massive word count, it declines to explore the ramifications of many of the conflicts it goes to the trouble to set up while instead spending a great deal of time repeatedly attempting to create pathos regarding the central relationship - and for all the time we spend with the two leads, there is almost no sense of what they care about other than themselves and each other. Unlike the usual rebirth story, MC was a scum until death in his previous life and he continued to be somewhat scum in his second life until falling in love with ML and realising the wrong in his ways. Unlike authors who treat r*pe lightly as something they can use for their pe*verted characters, 2HA indeed has lots of warnings, but which are used for a character portrayal, madness and cruelty. It’s a 300+ chapter epic that has been adapted into an audio drama, and has a sizable following for it’s angsty narrative, gripping drama and of course, piping hot smut, despite facing the hammer of censorship over it’s explicit chapters. A historical fantasy epic about a tyrant’s second chance at life and the powerful cultivation teacher he can't get out of his mind.

For the characters, all of the characters themselves are told very real, there is no characters thats look to exaggerated or looks unreal. Thus, after much consideration, the once cruel ruler of the cultivation world, the Despot of Sichuan, Emperor of the Mortal Realm, and Lord of Sisheng Peak, Taxian-jun, Mo Ran himself, expressed his honest thoughts: "Fuck. Without stealing the focus from the characters, the author was able to make so many great plot twists, so many things happening in the background that could have been the final act of any decent book yet here they were mere ornaments to yet another breathtaking action scene. besides, i would like to add some more like gang-rape, human trafficking, psychological and emotional abuse, substance abuse, forced substance abuse, noncon piercing, mind-control, child abuse.I'm all for unconditional love and happy endings, but I found ML's unconditional love for the MC unbearable, because unconditional love doesn't work very well when it meets conditional love and abuse.

And I'm frustrated how Shou forgives him so easily (this may also be because Shou doesn't remember his previous life) See?Shizun was rather negative to their relationship- not really treating it as one (which could be explained with him having zero experience) and outright ignoring and running away from MoRan. I sometimes wished he'd remember what the MC did to him and run far far away unfortunately I don't think that could ever happen. Sure his character redeems itself and becomes an adorable husky (like the cute sounding title for a.