My Disciples Are All Emperors

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The subject matter is very good and the writing is okay, but there are too many pretense and slap-in-the-face plots. Every character in it dislikes the protagonist. No matter who they are, they want to step on the protagonist when they see it. It makes my head hurt.

Xia, Shang, Zhou Yiyi. After the Shang Dynasty, there was no emperor. The emperor of the Zhou Dynasty was also called the emperor. The emperor of the world was called the emperor. However, during the Shang Dynasty, he was the human emperor. He did not respect heaven and respected the human emperor. (Di Xin was born with great strength, intelligence and intelligence. None of the ministers and military officials under him were as strong as him in martial arts. Wen Chen, no one can say anything about him, because he is so smart. He knows everything that others know, and others may not necessarily know what he knows. Later, in order to seize power, Ji Fa launched a war, which resulted in bloodshed and countless deaths. In order to get rid of the bad reputation of killing the emperor and seizing the throne, Ji Fa complained to the villain first and used state machinery to slander him as a great villain. But Ji Fa really couldn't find any fault with Zi Shou. He could only say that he loved drinking and beauties. If you look through the history books, you will know that Zi Shou's earliest sins were just drinking and lust. )These are searched

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I don't know why, but I felt so frustrated watching it. The more I watched it, the more frustrated I became. The protagonist has become a saint. Why are there so many people provoking them? They know that the protagonist is a saint and they rush to step on the protagonist's face. Even if there are saints behind him, he can't be so arrogant. Even the protagonist accepts disciples. Brother, too, shouldn't you respect your master? His subordinates blatantly insulted and made things difficult for his master, but he still protected him. Just saying he couldn't die was enough. He only wrote down Brother Zheng's strategy, and Brother Zheng's decisive and domineering killings were used as firewood to burn the bottom of the pot.

After reading it, I understood that the plot was draggy and everyone was targeting the protagonist. The disciples of the Ten Kingdoms seemed dead, as if the protagonist was just a tool. In ancient times, the master was the father, even more important than the father, because he was the emperor's master. He spent more time with his apprentices than his father. Anyway, it was just a man who wrote chapters in the city pretending to be a pig and eating a tiger to write a fantasy. What a good subject to write like this.

If ten apprentices become emperors and want to unify, they will kill each other in the end!

Why do I feel that Bai Yujing's disciples are all emperors? This was caused intentionally by Emperor Xin. Just to divert trouble to the east, so as to avoid Bai Yujing's punishment.

The son of the protagonist's disciple spends all day killing the protagonist. It's so brainless.

Look, it's really annoying. Even your apprentice's son is jumping on your head.