What? My Villainous Disciple Wants to Kill Me!

It turns out that many of the sealed books on my bookshelf are yours [almost crying] Does the author have accounts for other software?

Author, please be steady, I want to finish your book once [I'm about to cry]

Control your ratings so you don't get stared at [cool]

You can write a little more restrained, after all, many books have been blocked.

I thought that the master as a villain could become a villain and do bad things while asking his apprentice to forgive the protagonist. My expectation was that the villain would be happy with Wenxiang, but the result was that he blamed himself and begged for forgiveness... He was strong but not very capable. He only did two things in more than ten chapters. It took at least twenty or thirty chapters for the apprentice to forgive the protagonist. The pace was too slow for me, and the mental jumps of these apprentices were too fast and too fast. In my opinion, the self-blame of the protagonist is completely unnecessary and superfluous, and most of the psychological activities of the disciples are repetitive and unnecessary. Just treat it as reading discomfort caused by slow reading.

The heroine's IQ needs to be improved, and the protagonist has a set of several cups and GPUs, all of which are blown away. San is worthless. Some of the detailed descriptions are strange, and some of them are not enough foreshadowing. For example, look at the strength of the Empress. Just... Well, I hope the author can write better, and don't get banned. Write a few books and get them banned. It's true nb, I could add a little more detail to this book. More immersive. [Lick the screen][lick the screen][lick the screen][lick the screen][lick the screen][lick the screen][lick the screen][lick the screen][lick the screen][lick the screen][lick the screen][lick the screen][lick the screen][lick the screen][lick the screen][lick the screen][lick the screen][lick the screen][lick the screen][lick the screen][lick the screen][lick the screen][lick the screen][lick the screen][lick the screen][lick the screen]

It's a bit of a fall to one's wits. As one of the four later villains, he didn't know the master's little tricks. Another point is that most of the whole process highlights the master's powerful power, that is, the protagonist is very strong, including when he meets the empress, his strength is also highlighted. Maybe it's a foreshadowing for what's to come. I just looked at a dozen of them and I don't want to read them anymore.

I like this type very much

Be steady, I hope the author can finish a book

It's too ink-blank, and you have to forgive and treat yourself like a human being who has been tortured for 10 years. If the protagonist is stronger and takes the initiative to be kind to his apprentice, it's okay to find a reason to go crazy and want to make up for it. Whatever reason the author finds.