After My Master Lost All His Cultivation, a Wife-Doting System Arrived!

Five stars from an old fan, the latest masterpiece of Immortal Chu Ning [Sneaky Smile] is another perfect show of fighting against the master, this time it is even more filial. The author's writing skills are solid as always, and the male protagonist's filial piety has a good transitional description before and after it deteriorates (although the smoothness is not quite there). The female protagonist's changes in mood are also well written. Overall, it's not too poisonous, and you can rest assured about the sweetness. The description of the restoration of cultivation is quite awesome (the heroine is a carnivore [laughter]) and I look forward to the later training. It's so impressive. My favorite panic book [Shyness] on Tomato has been released by the author. It's bound to be as good as the fairy🉐Cultivation

Hahaha, the author is so good at writing, it feels like he is putting a knife to the neck of the reviewer [laughing], the latest two chapters are worth five stars. The other plots are not bad, but there are some holes that are not filled in. The four stars are to suppress the rating. I am afraid that after the high score, I will be noticed and blocked [laughing], in short, please go to the author [laughing] [laughing] [laughing] [laughing] [laughing]

Once a master is a father, a woman is a mother. The male protagonist was brought up by his master from an early age and was raised like a mother and a sister. A woman who is a master, mother and sister, plus her helpless pity after losing her cultivation, and her playful and cute nature after gradually regaining her cultivation. No one can escape from becoming a master and a rebel disciple. It is so sweet and highly recommended.

The author's writing is very good. I have read more than 200 of them so far. The most important thing is that the descriptions are very detailed, unlike some harem stories and someone who was born in the women's toilet. The main thing is that the details are being reviewed. Ahem,

In the early stage, the male protagonist's personality change was a bit abrupt, and although there was an introduction, it was still a bit stiff. Furthermore, the two of them are somewhat of a universal enemy, coveting either the beauty of the heroine or her martial arts and magic weapons. Although the world of cultivating immortals has always been like this, and the plot also needs conflicts to advance, there is always a feeling of a female frequently abusing the protagonist, and I hope there is no knife. Apart from these two points, this book really satisfies my taste. Although it is about attacking the master, it is not a routine in which the master rescues the disciple and the two of them die happily. Although the master was tempted, he could not let go of the shackles of identity and worldliness. The two kept pulling and confirming that their hearts would become stronger together and break away from the shackles. The master's heartbeat, entanglement, shame, compromise, and strength are all described. Although the two are constantly pulling each other, the warming of their emotions and the confirmation of their hearts between the pulls are the most joyful. This is not to say that there is something wrong with a master and a disciple who are full of affection, but this kind of relationship that draws in emotions bit by bit is more suitable for my physique. Finally, I beg the author to stop using the knife. I have passed the age of looking for blades to eat. I can only read some sweet articles to nourish my stomach.

I think the emotional interaction between the male and female protagonists in this book is very real and subtle, especially after the male protagonist fights the geniuses in the Daoji Palace, the female protagonist's affectionate remarks to the male protagonist simply bring the soul of a caring and meticulous girlfriend to life. I think this is the book The biggest feature of the book is about the emotional warming and daily interactions between the male and female protagonists. This is the deep love of Tomato. If the previous writing style and quality can be maintained in the future, or even further breakthroughs can be made, I can only say that this book will also have a big place in Tomato.

To be honest, I have watched quite a lot of Masters and Disciples, but there are only a few that I can watch. This book is really well written. Personally, I feel that the behavioral logic of the male protagonist and the details of the female protagonist are well written. [Smile]

The plot is sweet but not too harsh, the story is smooth and thoughtful, and the edges are just the right embellishment. It's a good book with plot, emotions and edges. It stands out among all the other side-notes of Tomato. It writes about the pure love of a graceful lady and a gentleman, and also writes about the natural smoothness of food and sex. Other books say one thing and do another, but the duplicity is laughable. The edgy content is as nonsense as a eunuch going to a brothel. Pure love frivolousness will not work. I really hope they go to the First Literary Moderator or something to learn more. This book is different, the author is like an outstanding graduate of the First Literature Moderator Network! He has begun to break away from vulgar and sidelined fun, and has begun to walk his own path, most seeking platonic love that is taught by the soul, and at the same time taking into account natural and basic intimacy.

It's really good to read. The details explained in many places, the inner activities of the male and female protagonists, etc. Are all very well written. Don't think that it is exaggerated that the male protagonist can achieve one realm a day in the first place, but it will be explained in detail after reaching the next four realms. I have also read many books about masters and disciples. Basically, the female master is cold at first, but after about a hundred chapters I have been in the male protagonist's arms all day long, and I am quite speechless about those books when I read this. But this book is very good. Although I can be tired of it, the heroine's master is a very understanding person (I don't know how to describe it). Anyway, he is very clear about emotions. Overall, I feel that it is far better than some other books about masters and disciples.

It's pretty good. I personally like the current rhythm. This kind of relationship between master and disciple fits well with my imagination of a master and a disciple. [Sneaky smile] [Sneaky smile] Speaking of which, the male protagonist is still Chu Ning. Why isn't the female protagonist's surname Ji?