After Cutting Ties with Her Family, the Metaphysics Master Leaves Them Consumed with Regret

It's really good. I cried so much when I saw the story of Peach Blossom Village. It pays tribute to the martyrs and reminds us never to forget our national humiliation. Seeing the Angel Welfare Home really made me realize that hell is empty and evil is among us. Every story is touching. I cried again when I saw the anti-drug police. There is no such thing as a peaceful life; it's just that someone is bearing the burden for you. 😢😢😢

Well-written, incorporating realistic storylines, each story is deeply moving. The truth about Peach Blossom Village's destruction by the Japanese invaders is revealed, proving that heroes should not be forgotten and history should not be rewritten; the unwavering spirit of a teacher who died in the earthquake continues to educate the children who perished; a bride driven mad by the loss of her…

It was very good. Many of the segments were very touching, especially the chapters about the anti-drug police and the People's Liberation Army in Peach Blossom Village. The heroes' tragic deaths and sacrifices, and their belief in protecting the country, were all very moving and brought tears to my eyes.

The Peach Blossom Village scene was really well written; keep up the good work, author! 🥰

The author uses delicate and gentle language to depict vivid characters and touching daily life. The plot is well-paced, with foreshadowing subtly placed, and upon rereading after the ending, one can appreciate the subtle and ingenious details throughout.

It's a great show, very exciting. The female lead is incredibly strong and full of positive energy. Every story is wonderful and touching, especially the Peach Blossom Village segment. Thinking about our heroes really brought tears to my eyes. It is because of their sacrifices that we have our modern peaceful and happy life.

It's a really good read, and I especially hope it's a no-romance story. The female lead is exceptionally well-developed. Keep up the good work, author! ^0^

Yes, the episodic stories are very well-developed, keeping up with current events while also conveying a sense of national pride. The female lead is strong, and her disciples are also very capable. The romance is relatively underdeveloped. Overall, it's a female-centric story, and all the plot holes have been filled.

I personally think it's really, really good. Every story is very meaningful, and some parts made me cry buckets of tears 🥺

I have to give it five stars. It was quite good for me, but many of the stories, characters, events, and monsters were left unresolved. Some were given a proper ending, while others the author might have forgotten. For example, the faceless monster and the mirror demon were just kept in the tower without a sequel. But putting that aside, it was still quite exciting. It's just that the ending didn't quite manage to defeat the main god; it would have been much better if they had.