All My Disciples Are Big Shots
我的徒弟，都是大佬
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.6M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- War God Son-in-Law
- Updated
- 7y ago
- English
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Synopsis
Stats
610Chapters
28Reads · 30 days
412.5kReads · all time
7.2Score
1Listens
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The Heroine Wakes Up a Thousand Years Later to Find Her Former Disciple Has Become a Big Shot
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The male lead is incredibly amazing, but could you please stop writing him as so incredibly powerful all the time? After a while... You know what I mean 😁
It's good, but there are misunderstandings all the time, which makes the main character very upset. I hope he can finally get his revenge and show his strength later on!
It's alright, but it's not very complete. It got better later on, but it wasn't great at first.
After reading this book, I felt that some people knowingly provoke others they can't afford to offend, and only after they realize they can't afford to offend others do they start to cry and wail. It's truly tragic for such people to live in this world.
It's so good! The novel I've been dreaming of!
It was really exciting; I wish I could collect more of these.
This book is absolutely fantastic! The plot twists are incredible. However, it seems like many books these days use this kind of trick to keep readers hooked. But this one, "My Disciples Are All Masters," is truly amazing.
It's a very good read. At least the male lead here isn't like the subservient, overly subservient sons-in-law in other books. He has his own personality. I haven't finished reading the rest yet, but it's definitely better than other books about sons-in-law.
It looks good, but the beginning is a bit wordy.
This novel is excellent; it's exceptionally well-written.