Back from Cultivation, I’ll Get Rid of the Vicious Fake Young Master

It's good, but... Do you know why your rating is low? It's just too short! Could you make the framework bigger? Add other plots to the story of the adopted son's struggle, family cultivation, hermit cultivators, the formation used to transport the family to other cultivation worlds during the spiritual energy revival, and then continue with exciting plots about ascension to the Immortal Realm…

This book is probably the only one I've ever read that truly engages the reader's mind. It's also one of the few books in "The True and False Young Masters" where all the characters are normal people. The true young master possesses magical powers, yet he solves problems with his brain instead of brute force.

The most normal and enjoyable "True and False Young Master" story I've ever read. What normal person would like a story about someone who isn't their own child? Life is hard enough; novels shouldn't be so bitter. As long as it's enjoyable, that's all that matters.

The novel writing style—in other books where the family only realizes the truth about the "real and fake young master" trope at the end—is something I applaud. It's like starting a story from the very beginning, leaving me completely unpredictable.

It's really good, please author, hurry up and update!

Wow, she's got a sharp tongue! She can even spout profound truths. 666666

It's very good and interesting.

Great! Keep it up, author!

That's interesting! Subtle yet logical!

This book is pretty good.