After Falling from Grace, I Was Caged and Kept by My Unhinged Disciple

It's good, quite good. I've read every chapter carefully so far, and it suits my taste quite well. But the master is just too pitiful; it makes me feel sad while reading it. 😣😣😣

I will tell you in the most straightforward, direct, truthful, blunt, hurtful, hardcore, decisive, succinct, ruthless, incisive, to the point, direct, and unpretentious way. There's no obligation not to watch. Yeah, that's right.

This is an amazing angst novel. I'd actually read several other angst novels by the same author before, but I couldn't accept the tragic endings, so I didn't read them. Now that I've read a happy ending angst novel, I wanted to try it out, and it's delicious! The angst is just how it is—angsty in the beginning, angst towards the master, and angst towards Ye later on.

It's a well-written angst story. The only thing I'm not entirely satisfied with is that the characters in this type of story are somewhat unrealistic, catering more to a sentimental perspective. In terms of heartbreak, it's not as emotionally devastating as D16's line from *Origins*: "I'm done saving you."

WTF, I'm really looking forward to their reconciliation! That feeling of a yandere repenting and chasing after his wife is so satisfying!

Both sides felt incredibly tragic. Ultimately, the most heartbreaking part was for Ye. I read some highly-rated comments saying that the master was tormented in the early stages and Ye was tormented later, but in reality, I felt that the master truly deserved it. It was very satisfying to empathize with Ye's perspective.

It's quite good. I finished it in a day and a half and am waiting for updates. It's different from typical angst novels; over 1000 pages are all angst, but you can find sweet moments amidst the angst, though there's no pure sweetness. I personally like this kind of genre, so I found it quite enjoyable. The part where Qingye discovers the truth really touched me.

I finished this novel in one day. Before reading it, I saw the author's warnings, so I knew it would be quite angsty. Otherwise, the author wouldn't have kept reminding readers to leave if they couldn't handle the angst. Tears streamed down my face throughout the reading, but I persevered and finished it.

It's good, but not angsty enough. Please increase the intensity and punish him severely when he's pursuing his wife.

It's so beautiful, really beautiful. The Master's love is so deep. I feel like the last few chapters have been a bit drawn out.