Book Transmigration: My Master Is Risking His Life to Clear His Name

I finished it in one go. The plot moved too fast; I didn't get to experience the stage where the master and disciple fell in love directly. Also, some parts felt a bit like unnecessary angst (though they weren't actually that angsty). Overall, the story flowed smoothly; it's the kind of story you can read when you're looking for something to read. Keep up the good work, author!

There are some repetitive words in the part where Xiao Duo takes Li Yuan back to Tianshan. I personally feel that Xiao Feng seems "silly" and doesn't mention the matter of forging the elixir for Li Yuan. It seems like the cruelty is just for the sake of being cruel, but overall the story is still good.

This is absolutely divine! Personally, it's totally my cup of tea! It's rare to find an article that suits my taste so well. Li Yuan and Xiao Duo are such a great couple, and their happy ending is exactly what I wanted! There aren't any messy other romantic subplots or side couples. The supporting characters are very perceptive, and most of them are incredibly helpful.

I feel like I can't breathe, I want to kill this meddlesome plot! *Sobs* _:(´_`" ∠):_ …

It's really good. Although I almost gave up halfway through, it was really worth watching until the end.

Those sweet and slightly melodious chapters made me cry.

It's great! It has a beginning and an end, a plot that's very logical and not at all melodramatic. There's no "all-around charming" character, and the main character is very loyal. Go for it, ladies!

It was so good! It was really good... How could it end like this? I wanted to see more of Li Yuan's tea...

I liked it. The middle part was so heart-wrenching that I cried buckets.

It was very good; I watched it all in one go.