I Help You All Become Saints, and Every One of You Turns Out to Be a Rebellious Disciple Who Targets Their Master?

It seems good so far, but the adoptive father cannot accept it. Can he be downplayed as a master in the future?

It looks good, but why is he a foster father? Wouldn't it be better to have a master? Feeling a little bit like that

It's pretty good. The plot is not draggy. I just feel like the protagonist's appearance is a bit sparse. It's mainly about the apprentice. So far, it's quite enjoyable. There is also the sixth son of Quanzong, and the writing of protecting shortcomings is very good. I like to read this kind of thing. It is a bit cliché to be disliked wherever you go [smile][smile][smile]

I always feel that it makes more sense for a disciple to call him foster father rather than master. Of course, it may be that I didn't read it carefully enough and couldn't feel the kind of family affection between foster father and adopted daughter.

My foster father is so good, my foster father is wonderful, but I am afraid that the book will be gone [laughter]

Why can't I understand it?

Good and to the point.

Wow, wow, wow, it looks good. It just feels like there are so few emotional scenes, and they are all spoken by the narrator.

Looks good, pretty good

It's pretty good. It focuses on his second apprentice. The system even requires this. Hahaha, it's very beautiful! 😏