Master, Your Cultivation Isn’t Higher Than Mine, Is It?

The opening chapter is very good. I hope it can describe the growth of the female protagonist as well as the growth of the male protagonist. The male protagonist saves the female protagonist in the mud, and the female protagonist also saves the male protagonist in her own way. It would be great to have a two-way redemption story in the end.

It looks so good, why is the rating so low? [Huge face] This is definitely a good work, the writing is delicate, the emotions are rich, the male and female protagonists grow up with each other, and the overall relationship is not too toxic (in my opinion), in short, it is worth reading 👍👍👍

Yes, the male protagonist's combat power can be appropriately improved. Improve the hero's combat power. Damn it, I don't understand. As for the male protagonist's inner demon, shouldn't it be able to motivate him to increase his fighting power and avenge his senior brother, senior sister, and master? I can understand the obsession with pursuing combat power, and the hesitation and fear. I don't understand, how can you say that he is also a protagonist, or a former genius, and that's it? It's really frustrating to watch. The third storytelling. Okay, okay, if you want to improve the boys' fighting ability, it would be good to directly punish them on behalf of Heaven.

Good work, no one, no system, gives me the feeling of watching anime, very comfortable

It looks really good so far, the quality is quite high, I hope it won't stop updating. I didn't encounter any poisonous spots, which was quite interesting. At the end of the last book, it was said that I would write a BE book, but you know what you would do if you were a BE reader [learned] Supplement: This book is a bit bland and the pace feels slow.

You can skip the beginning and jump to the heroine's apprenticeship. Chapters 70 to 74 are very sad

I feel that it should be the sword in the end. The male protagonist is in a perfect mood at the critical moment, breaks the mirror continuously, defeats the powerful enemy and hands the token to the female protagonist, and then reunites with the spirit body of his master, brother and sister.

Not bad, but the male protagonist is a bit tacky

It's a rush to the end, a little rush but not much. It has more than 100 chapters. The first 100 chapters are pretty good and the middle is average. The last few dozen chapters are basically about how to make dumplings. A lot of foreshadowing is done for the ending. It feels a bit unfinished. Overall, it's good.

There is no reason for the score to be so low. The writing, plot, and characterization are all very good. Why is the score so low?