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

Name: The Husky and His White Cat Shizun: Erha He Ta De Bai Mao Shizun (Novel) Vol. 4
Price: 11.28 USD
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Rating: 4.9 (1300 reviews)
Author: Rou Bao Bu Chi Rou

by Rou Bao Bu Chi Rou

4.9

Published Dec 5, 2023

About this book

After five years of deep slumber, Chu Wanning awakens to a world transformed. The fragile peace he once knew has shifted, and the most jarring alteration lies in his disciple, Mo Ran. No longer the callow, impulsive youth of the past, Mo Ran has matured into a man of complex depths, forcing Chu Wanning to confront a burgeoning, forbidden attraction that defies the boundaries of their master-disciple bond.

Mo Ran, having finally discarded the heavy shroud of resentment from his previous life, faces a stark revelation: the vitriol he once harbored for his teacher has dissolved, revealing a scorching, undeniable devotion in its place. As the two men navigate this newfound intimacy, they find themselves tethered by a shared history that transcends a single lifetime. However, their internal struggle is overshadowed by an encroaching threat.

The reality they inhabit is diverging from Mo Ran’s memories in terrifying, unpredictable ways, suggesting that the ghosts of their past are far from exorcised. Bound by duty, tangled in mutual longing, and stalked by a mystery that threatens their very existence, Chu Wanning and Mo Ran must decide if their connection is a path to salvation or the catalyst for their ultimate undoing.

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A. K. S.

Such torment...

"The series has advanced to its fourth volume and I believe this is the best one yet (which I said of the previous volume too). The previous one left Chu Wanning to recover from being dead for five years, so the reader could expect a time jump in this one. The volume starts with briefly telling what Mo Ran did during those five years. He’s taken to heart to become a man worthy of his Shizun and has spent the years travelling, cultivating, and helping people where he can. He’s built a heroic reputation for himself, not that he cares, and grown up quite a bit. Chu Wanning wakes up in a good bodily and mental health, and he remembers everything that happened in the underworld when Mo Ran saved him. He’s also ready to admit his feelings for Mo Ran, but only to himself. He’s struggling with lust for the first time in his life too, having practiced cultivation method that forbids sex. The strange dreams that are flashbacks of a life he never lived don’t help. And as always, he never speaks of any of this to anyone, and definitely not to Mo Ran. Mo Ran is having the exact same problems, made worse by his memories from the previous life. But he knows he isn’t worthy of his Shizun and tries to keep his hands to himself, tormented by his memories of how he behaved before. But the story keeps throwing the two together in various ways. Mo Ran grows to realise that it’s love he feels for his Shizun, not having really experienced the emotion before. And Chu Wanning starts to give in to his needs and coming to terms with it. It’s a story of two tormented people who simply refuse to communicate with each other, which would make things much simpler. While the author deliberately drags it on, it still manages to be interesting and entertaining throughout, with one of the best sex scenes so far. There wasn’t much of a plot beyond the romance—not a single monster attacked or ghost needed vanishing, and the mastermind after Mo Ran didn’t make a move—but it didn’t need more. The end wasn’t a cliffhanger as such, but it promises conflict to come in the next volume. It’ll be an agony to wait again. ["

December 8, 2023 Verified Purchase

sylviq

READ IT

"Freaky ahh book but love itt!!! Lets go Mo Ran ["

August 2, 2025 Verified Purchase

Jennifer

This might break your heart

"The story continues with Chu Wanning and Mo Ran each realizing they are in love with the other, yet convinced they are doomed not to let on. So Chu Wanning is certain he is unlovable, while Mo Ran is determined to maintain a relationship in which he venerates his shizun, but can never touch him. Chu Wanning latterly begins to yield somewhat to his carnal desires and his efforts are both funny and tragic. His innocence is moving and it's so heartrending to watch these two damaged souls groping their way, one hopes, towards fulfillment in each others arms ["

January 3, 2024 Verified Purchase

Kindle Customer

Not as eventful as the first three books

"Compared to the first three books, this book was quite uneventful. Nothing really big happened other than Chu Wanning's revival and a few other things. I still really enjoy the story and characters, so I gave it a 4 star rating. I'd still recommend this book if you enjoy cultivation/historical danmei. ["

January 8, 2024 Verified Purchase