The Strongest Master: I’m Starting to Sponsor Hua Mulan

Let me share my thoughts. This is definitely one of the better fanfictions of the game "King of Glory" (or "King of Glory" in some markets). If we exclude those that have been abandoned, I'd say it's in the top three. The beginning is slow-paced, but the protagonist's strength increases significantly in the middle and later stages, and with the plot unfolding, it becomes very exciting, making you…

When did Wu Zetian become the female emperor of the Tang Dynasty? Wasn't it the Wu Zhou Dynasty?

The more I think about it, the more speechless I become. The male protagonist's master doesn't act like a master at all; it's like he's summoned a father figure. What was Mulan thinking? You could have let the male protagonist go with you to train against bronze monsters, but soldiers can't handle silver monsters, and the difference in strength is too great to be effective for training. So, she just stood by and watched to see the male protagonist's reaction? Isn't that reckless?

Seeing novels featuring younger sisters, and the thought of the sister getting married one day, breaks my heart... So, author, how did you plan to handle that? Sorry, I'm a sister-obsessed person, so I'm quite sensitive to these things.

I just read up to chapter six. What is this Mulan that the protagonist summoned? Throwing the protagonist, a weakling who has never seen blood and has no training, directly onto the battlefield between demons and humans, and then calling it "wanting to see the protagonist's reaction to life and death," is no different from throwing an ordinary person into a battle in Stalingrad. This guy is just insane. If I were the protagonist, I would do everything I could to kill Mulan.

I update around 10,000 words daily. Today I updated two chapters, each over 4,000 words. I'm currently writing the third chapter, which is already 4,000 words, but I'm not satisfied with it, so I haven't posted it yet. I'm revising it, and I'm also considering the subsequent plot.

With so many characters in the world constantly having contracts with powerful figures, and each possessing independent consciousness, is it possible to only contract with one person? It's all so unclear. The worldview is narrow, the hierarchy is unclear, and characters can easily surpass their level. The difference in level is barely noticeable.

After reading a few chapters, I really can't understand how the protagonist, who was inexplicably brought to a world, was beaten up and almost died, could not have any negative emotions at all? Neither sadness, resentment, helplessness, or anything like that.

First, the protagonist's cultivation is terrible; he can't level up significantly by killing monsters. Second, a lot of things sound impressive but are actually commonplace, and many people use them. Furthermore, the idea that fighting someone of a higher level is equivalent to fighting someone of the same level is just baffling.

He has no class as the protagonist, gets humiliated from the start, deserves a bad review. It's one thing to be looked down upon by outsiders, but even his own summoned Servants look down on him—it's so beneath him. I came here for a satisfying read, not to be tortured.