The Husky and His White Cat Shizun: Erha He Ta De Bai Mao Shizun, Vol 4

by Rou Bao Bu Chi Rou

Series: The Husky and His White Cat Shizun: Erha He Ta De Bai Mao Shizun (4)

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Chu Wanning has slumbered for five years since Mo Ran rescued his soul from the underworld. He wakes to find the world changed--and the greatest change of all is to his disciple Mo Ran. Now grown up, Mo Ran is nothing like the callow youth he remembers, and Chu Wanning finds himself drawn to his disciple with a force he never anticipated. Meanwhile, Mo Ran has at last set aside the misunderstandings of two lifetimes. When his hatred for his teacher falls away, he finds the feelings beneath are not respect between master and disciple, but fiery passion. Yet even as the two wrestle with their own hearts, Mo Ran begins to realize that this world is diverging from the past life he remembers in strange new ways.… (more)

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Another wonderful volume of this wonderful book. The artwork by St is as gorgeous as ever. And the story is still wonderful.

I love all the character moments and seeing how Mo Ran develop. He's really grown up a lot. And seeing how far Chu Wanning is developing in his thoughts and feelings towards Mo Ran is quite lovely. The story does got a bit frustrating with the will-they-won't-they parts of this, but it makes up for it in humor and a number of engaging side plots. I also really enjoy the subplot concerning Ye Wangxi and Nangong Si, and I'm interested to see where that goes. It's a nice way to show just how far Mo Ran has come as a person, as he recovers from the spell that was placed on him to turn him so evil and takes on so much responsibility and tries to do better in the world. He's a very fun character.

Looking forward to volume 5! (

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AnonR | Mar 4, 2024 |

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Chu Wanning has slumbered for five years since Mo Ran rescued his soul from the underworld. He wakes to find the world changed--and the greatest change of all is to his disciple Mo Ran. Now grown up, Mo Ran is nothing like the callow youth he remembers, and Chu Wanning finds himself drawn to his disciple with a force he never anticipated. Meanwhile, Mo Ran has at last set aside the misunderstandings of two lifetimes. When his hatred for his teacher falls away, he finds the feelings beneath are not respect between master and disciple, but fiery passion. Yet even as the two wrestle with their own hearts, Mo Ran begins to realize that this world is diverging from the past life he remembers in strange new ways.

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