The Strongest Master

To be honest, it is a theme of master-disciple development that I am very interested in. The writing is really good at the beginning, but as you go to the back, the streamlining becomes more and more obvious, and there are constant troubles. Yes, all kinds of troubles come one after another. The protagonist was more or less passive in the later period because of his lack of strength and his sudden rise in fame. Although Dalian solved the problem, the process was not very satisfying. It is okay to say that this is not a pleasant story. Later, more and more apprentices were accepted. At the beginning, the protagonist personally found apprentices that he recognized, or took the initiative to find apprentices who had good qualifications and confidence and were recognized. Later, I saw that they were using their identity and the power behind them to cause trouble in the protagonist's school, and half-forced the protagonist to keep their sisters who continued to stay in the school. I really laughed. Although they may bring some benefits to the protagonist group, the knot in my heart cannot be ignored. I stopped reading, flipped through the table of contents and wrote more than 700 chapters. The author is also very perseverant, and the subject matter is also my favorite, master-disciple development, but the problem with the writing cannot be ignored. Goodbye with 4 stars.

It feels pretty good, but I don't really like the character of the protagonist, and I feel that the protagonist's personal strength needs to be improved.

It's just mediocre, I'm dedicated to teaching, I've only read a few chapters, don't comment if you don't like it, thank you.

The front is pretty good

Very exciting and worth watching.

A very good book

Very good, a dedicated believer

Silent but still moving forward