The Great Emperor Returns as a Teacher?

If you write the relationship between the protagonist and his sister like a stranger, you might as well not write about the sister. It's not that the sister was in a coma before she was born, nor that the sister was in a coma not long after she was born, nor that the sister has a bad personality. If you can write this emotion like this, then you might as well not write about having a sister, abandon it [awkward laugh] [awkward laugh]

So far it seems pretty good and worth watching. The only thing is that the students should have distinct personalities and not all be the same template. The most important thing is not to engage in a master-student relationship. The plot of master-student incest is quite disgusting.

After reading Chapter 26, I really can't stand it. A person with many years of practical experience in his previous life can't kill a girl in a greenhouse who has just practiced for a short time. Isn't it funny? Moreover, it is written that this girl's physique is very awesome and she practices faster than the protagonist. I don't know if she is the heroine written by the author. The problem is that this woman has thoughts about the hero who is a teacher. It is really disgusting to me. The thing I can't stand the most is the article about falling in love with a teacher, "Being a Teacher in a Day" What kind of person can a lifelong father be that even his own father can fall in love with? Where is the moral bottom line?

If you don't tell me about this protagonist, I thought he was an orphan. [Chigua] If you don't tell me that he returns to Earth for his parents and becomes a B-teacher, his parents will basically have no role. Let's just say that since those B-apprentices are described with emphasis, the protagonist must pay more attention to these people. If you hit the young ones, you don't care about them, and the old ones will have no role as the protagonists. [Awkward laugh] Who is the protagonist? Who are you writing about? There is no need to rely on the protagonist, he is just a ruthless plot propeller, right? Don't say that the emperor doesn't have much emotion and doesn't feel anything. Then you, the emperor's disciple, are beaten so hard that you just pretend to be a turtle? Is the emperor so shameless? Then why did you come back from the long river of time and space to find the second elder? It's so ruthless, why not continue to be an orphan in the original world?

What about the Great Emperor? He still has to be a guest of the sect and then become a teacher. How awesome is this Great Emperor?

Good looking and supportive [laughing evilly]

It's quite to my liking. I give it five stars.

Why didn't the author make the male protagonist more handsome?

I'm very curious whether your "nine-character mantra" is intended to be written about Japan or China.

It's okay,