After Faking My Death, All My Masters Turned Dark

Alas, I have already read several books, and I feel that the writing in this book is more to my liking than the previous ones. The most regrettable thing is the author's first Little Fox Girl book. It's such a pity. Alas, I read it all night when I was in high school and ended it hastily. I hope this book can end with a perfect ending.

After reading more than 70 chapters, the male protagonist has four lives. The first two lives are briefly described. The third life died in order to repay his kindness to his master, Ye Xuanji. Ye Xuanji felt guilty and obsessed with her own mistakes. The character of the male protagonist Lin Jiu is relatively likable, and he belongs to the traditional character of respecting teachers and valuing friendship. The male protagonist in his fourth life cherishes his master Jiang Fengxin as a relative. The male protagonist does not want to be a master and rebel disciple. Jiang Fengxin likes Lin Jiu and is afraid that his apprentice will leave him after he reveals his feelings. After Ye Xuanji appears, he speeds up the process of revealing his feelings. The two are going in both directions. Ye Xuanji currently wants to make up for her guilt and gain more. The overall plot is quite attractive, but emotionally the story is a bit sweet and worth reading.

It's good to read. This book has no poisonous points and is relatively relaxing to read. It makes people feel comfortable reading it. But there is something a bit speechless at the end. The protagonist has seen that the innate furnace cauldron can heal the foundation, and the master is healed. Why can't he think of it from this?

It's okay, but what are the first two lives for? The first life was bad at the beginning, and the second life was fine. How about stacking buffs for the fifth life? 🍉

Not bad, the relationship progress is well written, and the meat is eaten quickly, but the plot is a bit slow. When will this fourth life end? And when will the women from the first and second lives come back? It's almost 100 chapters, let's do some super expansion

It's good. The plot is very fast and there's not too much hesitation (I was a little surprised when I watched it. I confessed so quickly and it didn't hurt at all). The writing is also good and the writing is very clear. I hope to write about sweet daily life in the future, and then practice simplification.

I understand that the protagonist takes back the physique of his previous life, but why should he take back his innate and terminal veins [what][what]

Overall, it feels pretty good and looks pretty good. At present, it can be counted as a small sweet article. Although the title and introduction of the book seem like a chore, I feel good after reading it now. There is no such thing as a chore. At least the readers are not being fed a big portion, which is gratifying (this is a good thing. Jpg) But there is a word "fifth life" in the introduction😰😰😰 Well, let's wait and see for the time being. PS: If you are following up on the previous dozens of chapters, you may feel that the development is a bit slow and it will be a bit of a torture to follow up. But it felt better to read it in one sitting. At least it's not a pointless tug-of-war for more than a dozen chapters. There is still a relatively rich plot in the middle to support it.

It's quite interesting to watch, especially the setting where the master, the male protagonist, opens a trumpet and goes on a blind date with the male protagonist in order not to expose her soured feelings. I like this kind of story about a rebellious disciple and a master whose relationship deteriorates step by step. But why is there a fifth life in the introduction? Will the male protagonist have to die later? Chacha doesn't want to kill me 😢😢😢...

The writing is good, the world background view is also good, the plot is not as clichéd as similar novels, and the basic psychological activities are described quite delicately. At present, writing hundreds of chapters is not a problem (update it soon, otherwise I will give it a one-star rating) [Sneaky smile] [Sneaky smile] [Sneaky smile] Suddenly I realized that I had read another work of the author a long time ago, and my vision has really not changed [Shocked]