Transmigrated as the Frail Senior Disciple, Now Everyone's Burning Bridges

This plot is so captivating, I really want to know what happens next! The author writes so well, please update more! Even though it's a no-romance story, could you please give the master more screen time? I really hope they end up together! 😢😢

Yes, it's okay, but my heart is still a little cold and choked up from all the torture 🥺😢, it's so frustrating. But it's just the beginning, there should be a twist later. Judging from the current trend, the twist should be coming soon. I initially liked the unconditional trust in the master, but when he was controlled by the system and the protagonist couldn't awaken him, my heart almost stopped…

It's so well-written! Everything about it is amazing! A truly outstanding work! Senior Brother, you're so cute! Everyone except Sixth Brother is wonderful, and Yan Zhi is the most special one. I love Yan Zhi so much! (Will there be any romance? *Whispering*) 🥺

Wow, the writing is so delicate, with a subtle bittersweet feeling. Everyone is trying their best, but they can't change the outcome. Heaven's will is just too cruel. The original owner seems to be the kind of person who takes care of others carefully but doesn't want them to feel guilty, so she doesn't say anything and disregards her own health for others. Oh my, she's practically an angel.

This book is totally my cup of tea; I love stories about sickly characters! But the part where they reveal they're not from the original story made the relationships between the characters feel so subtle. Their feelings for Xiao Ning are actually directed at her, but these feelings stem from the original owner's past actions, making the relationship very complex.

Yes, yes. Actually, I think the writing is alright. I really like the friendship and romantic relationships between the fellow disciples... I think it's very well portrayed, especially the relationship between the fifth disciple and the protagonist! There's a warm and comfortable atmosphere...

This book is really good, and the emotional design is very novel. I didn't have much time to write a review, but unlike most books, it doesn't involve the same person in both past and present lives. It's a type of book I've never read before. It clearly distinguishes the protagonist from the original owner, but so far, the emotions seem to be leaning towards the original owner.

I prefer stories with a touch of bittersweetness. I'm open to any kind of writing style, so I can't really comment on it. While reading, sometimes I felt indignant for the protagonist, and other times I felt a pang of sadness. Overall, the story has a bittersweet feel to it. I don't know what the author was thinking, but I think it suits my tastes.

Please, please, in the ending, could you be less heartbreaking? It truly breaks my heart to see Shen Yuning like this. He feels like a gust of wind—you can see him, but you can't hold onto him. I know he was here, but I can't record his presence. It's so painful. I always feel like he's walking on a knife's edge, always alone, facing dead ends, yet forced to walk to the end.

It's great! 🥰 I felt so sorry for the senior brother at the beginning. Although Jiang is so wicked, I was still a little excited when he imprisoned the senior brother (personal feeling, please don't be offended). I've reached the latest chapter, and I'm so moved. Author, please update soon! [Requesting more updates][Requesting more updates]