
Oh No! My Disciples Overheard the Thoughts of an Ordinary Man Like Me
糟了!平凡的我,被徒弟偷听心声
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 106k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Fantasy High-Concept
- Updated
- 5y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
59Chapters
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An enhanced version of Di Hua Wen and Sui Disciple Wen? It feels a bit strange, and I can't say that I'm not interested in reading it at all. 1. The lazy character of the male protagonist who deliberately pursues singleness seems to be a bit of a detractor. Moreover, it is said at the beginning that the appearance of the female protagonist is absolutely first-rate. Normal people and normal men will not be tempted. Even if they are not taught anything, they will not find ways to get out? 2. There is no systematic chatter, it all depends on the male protagonist complaining, I always feel that something is missing! 3. Looking at the dialogue settings, the male protagonist has already gotten along with other peak masters. Could it be that no one has paid a courtesy visit to the male protagonist's Worry-Free Peak? Then wouldn't it be quickly discovered that the male protagonist's daily items are full of Taoist charm? Then, like other supporting characters in Di Huawen, make up the protagonist into "Senior, I play the world"? 4. Aren't the male protagonists given a pet demon king, an exclusive sword, and the like to scare other people? Not only are there disharmony among the various peak leaders, there are also jealousies and overt and covert fights, so no one is plotting against the male protagonist? 5. The title "Master" is used a lot, which is a bit dramatic. 6. The reason why I feel that there is a splicing of Dihua culture and apprenticeship stories in the book is because the female protagonist is imagining the male protagonist's "discipleship" behavior, and the male protagonist has always believed that he is an ordinary person. 7. A peak leader only has one apprentice, so how to deal with it when he goes on a mission? It doesn't quite fit. 8. I hope to be given an opportunity to unlock the male protagonist's cultivation level, even if the system suddenly comes back online. After all, there are many readers who bring in the male protagonist. If a routine is used too much, the comedy effect will be lost, and it is not good to be stuck at home all the time thinking about it.
I haven't read a few chapters, but it's not bad, I just can't get the car out of my face.
I have to say that the author's mind is very strange and the subject matter is so novel that people can't help but read it. Come on!!!
Does anyone read a book in which the protagonist is constantly ridiculed and then lacks any strength? It would be good to get good reviews and get more books. It would be good if the protagonist had awesome strength and the plot was like that, but people like this wouldn't like it. Is it useful to get so many good reviews?
I love this book. I can drive so fast anytime and anywhere.
Very good looking
Come on, author (ง •̀_•́)ง
Good looking, good luck to the author
Obviously he said it, and his apprentice heard it. He is already at the fifth level of Qi refining, is this apprentice pretending not to know that the master is at the fifth level? And I think the master is a peerless master, what's going on? Can't you hear some?
This is not a bus to kindergarten 😂😂😂