Xuanhuan: My Master Is Too Cold, So I Just Want to Run Away

What a great book. Although the protagonist's cultivation level has been abolished, he has a very high prestige in the sect. Even if he has been abolished for a long time, he is still protected by other juniors. The protagonist's master is extremely powerful and plays tricks to divert trouble to the east (I think). His disciple was ruined by someone else's trick, and he never goes back to suppress the disciple. What a brilliant wisdom, I admire you very much. As long as the status of the two is lowered to the end, this character design is acceptable. However, under repeated suppression, the protagonist miraculously chooses to forgive. He is really a man of great perseverance.

The writing is good and the emotional descriptions are delicate. It took me a long time to find this book. I will continue to read it [Note] In fact, I watched it for a long time, because I was disconnected from the Internet and didn't need to watch ads, so I didn't record the duration [full]

Master seems to be very concerned about his apprentice. Why did he do such a thing when his cultivation was abolished?

I originally thought I could handle it, but after watching a few pictures, I couldn't handle it anymore. Everyone, run away 🥺 🥺 🥺

Overall, the plot is okay. The plot is that the master discovers that the protagonist is being targeted by some people in the sect (the protagonist's loss of cultivation was plotted by someone from the sect). In order to divert attention, he recruits a junior brother (the master's dislike of the junior brother is clearly written), and gives the protagonist's magic weapon and residence to the junior brother, so that the junior brother can inherit the position of the senior brother and serve as a shield outside. The protagonist was not suppressed or punished in the sect, but he lost his magical weapon and residence. If the target is found, the magic weapon will most likely return to the protagonist. The master asked the protagonist to live with him, but the protagonist thought that the master favored one thing over another because of his younger brother's affairs, so he did not agree. The master prevents the protagonist from leaving the sect to protect the protagonist. In the first two short chapters, the protagonist himself wants to run away from the sect. What's just a little bit poisonous is that the master didn't explain to the protagonist in advance why he was giving him the cold shoulder. The master is very kind to the protagonist. The protagonist's sect is to suppress the demon world teleportation stone (called the Phoenix Stone in the article). The sect master must expend his own cultivation to suppress the phoenix stone. In order for the protagonist to safely become the sect leader, the master will not hesitate to waste his life and cultivation to help the protagonist suppress the phoenix stone. The protagonist is also doing well in the sect, and his junior brothers and sisters all like him. There are some insults, and there is not much space.

I can't be the only one Akaashi 😳

It's okay, but it's quite abstract that the male protagonist loses his most crucial memory dramatically.

I'm really looking forward to Fu Xuan's true identity and his battle with Master 😎 😘

Good reviews, even though I didn't watch it to the end, I highly recommend it.

The plot is compact and the writing is good. It suits my taste. I look forward to the follow-up plot.