The Villainous Master: My Sickly Disciple Says, 'Master, Don't Even Think About Running Away'

This yandere is even more insane than Chi Xiaocheng, truly torturing the female lead 🥺. It's really hard to give a good review. Although the female lead doesn't dislike Li, Li destroyed her hope of going home, tortured her to get her body, and even schemed to win her heart 😏.

Forget it, even if it was to keep Lin alive, there was no need to be so ruthless. The author even said it would get even crueler later, it's like treating Lin like a Japanese soldier. I hope Lin rises up and gets his revenge, otherwise I'll feel suffocated with anger. 🙂

I want to see a bad ending. Even if Lin was using Yun from the beginning, what did he do wrong to her? He gave her resources without hesitation; he cared for her in every way; her status and position improved (as a direct disciple of the sect leader); and when she decided to leave, he refused to show any mercy or lingering feelings, which shows he was responsible.

The setup in the beginning was pretty good, so if there's a bad ending later on, I'll feel great! Please, please be kind to our female lead! ૮₍ɵ̷ɵ̷̥̥᷅₎ა. Overall, the beginning of this book is perfect for a bad ending.

Look at these 40 pictures, and then they just cut me while I was looking at them. I'm speechless. 🙂

It's incredibly well-written. Putting aside the cultivation parts, this is the ultimate yandere novel! @WithStars Presumably, Master still harbors rebellious thoughts, so simply winning his heart won't be enough. I hope you'll use every means possible, even a love potion, to control him, so that Master can never be without your little disciple. ˃̵ ֊ ˂̵꧞

It's rare for a book to make me want to give it one star, but I managed to resist this time 😳 To summarize: the psychological descriptions in this book are very delicate, and the plot can be divided into two parts, with Yun's attempt to recover her cultivation level as the dividing line.

The plot is good, and the characters are well-developed. We can look forward to the sequel.

It's alright; the characters' emotions are very nuanced. However, the middle part became a bit difficult to read, but thankfully it was revised back to its original state. It's quite engaging, and the author's writing style is excellent.

A potentially good book, huh? (I'd recommend it!)