I Taught My Disciple the Heartless Way, but He Turned It into a Love Story

What a wonderful book! The author and readers are all lovely!! I really like the older sister. She had very few scenes, but she left a very deep impression on me. It felt like I saw a real, living person in the few words written about her. I almost cried during the extra chapter where the modern siblings said goodbye.

So good! So good! So good! 😢😢 This is one of the few novels I've finished reading (maybe because it's not that long?). Finally, no more yandere disciples! It's so good! I really love the balance between the plot and the romance. 😘😘😘 The family, friendship, and love relationships are all so great. 😢😢 The side couples are also very well written.

It's so incredibly good!!! I love watching stories about raising children, it's just so delicious... The atmosphere is so warm and cozy, the way the four of them get along is so adorable, hehehehe, the four most protective people in history are here!

Dear author, your novel is very well written, but there's one concept I don't quite agree with. Since I studied early childhood education, the idea that "children are blank canvases on which teachers and parents can paint" is incorrect. Every child is an independent individual, and they should write their own life story. We shouldn't interfere too much; our role should be supportive.

It's seriously amazing! I initially just picked one because I hadn't read a master-disciple story in a while, but it was so captivating that I ended up reading it in one go! Hehe (maybe it was two days? Forgive my fishy memory...). Hmm... I think the most captivating part of the whole book was the character development; everyone is so independent!

It's a lighthearted slice-of-life story. I especially love the older sister's character—so bold and passionate, such a perfect person 🥰. Overall, the character is quite well-developed. The downside is the boss battles later on; the feeling was... Well...

It's good. Although some parts weren't handled perfectly, it still deserves five stars. The plot flows smoothly, the story is interesting, and the characters are well-developed, especially the details, which are quite impressive! The only minor shortcomings are the romantic subplot and the pacing, which could be improved. I look forward to seeing more from the author!

It's a good read; it's the kind of sweet story I like—it has a plot, but the plot flows smoothly. Everyone here is a good kid, good or bad. It's so great that there's no melodramatic plot twists. Even the only villain, Ye Qingyou, isn't purely evil; in fact, he's the only one in the book blinded by hatred. It's just a pity about the Tengshe clan members who died.

A sweet and heartwarming everyday story! Teacher Gu is so incredibly gentle (her gentle personality is so delicious I could eat it forever). The three children she's taught are also exceptionally good. Teacher Gu pays attention to each child's emotional state and guides and cares for them. She's raised them to be absolutely wonderful.

After reading the extra chapters and glancing at this one, I realized this was the book I read before it was finished. It suited my reading taste quite well. Teacher Gu's values ​​are incredibly positive, and he taught his three disciples very well. Although the plot is a bit bland, the character settings and relationships are handled quite well.