Master, Please Go Easy on Us, Your Disciples Can't Take It Anymore

The story follows the mentor-disciple relationship and the slow growth of the main characters... There are currently no romantic pairings; they are all straight men, heterosexual. There is a main storyline, so come check it out if you're interested! There are also sweet and playful everyday moments, etc... Each character has a complete storyline, all lying in my drafts.

It's rare to see a story featuring a master and disciples as a group. After reading this, my heart is pounding! I could dig my heart out and it'd still be bouncing for another two years! I love the kids at their prime; they're all so adorable, especially our Lou Lou! Feng Man Lou is the cutest in the world! 😋😋😋 Nobody understands, is being a good kid being punished?

Wow, this is great! Let me write a review: This is my first time writing a long review. I've only read up to chapter 90. It includes both subjective and objective perspectives, and contains spoilers. Note: Among the books I've read so far, there's no romance or angst. It's purely a master-disciple story.

After reading countless tales of bloodshed, violence, and entangled grudges in the world of fantasy, encountering Feng Chaosheng and his disciples was like finding a warm lamp in the long, cold winter night. This book lacks grand power struggles and heart-wrenching love triangles; instead, it uses gentle and delicate strokes to depict the touching bonds between master and disciple and the warmth…

This book is rich in content and features well-developed characters. (It's a new book with low ratings, but I believe good works will find readers.) The plot is also very engaging. It's a fictional world with no romantic pairings yet. If you're not comfortable with this, please don't leave a review; go read the next book instead. Don't pollute my characters and the lovely author.

The writing is excellent. Master Feng Chaosheng seems unreliable, but he's actually very meticulous and never stingy with his praise and punishment. Of his seven disciples, six have left, and they're all little bitter gourds. To be honest, my favorite is the eldest disciple, Feng Manlou. He's gentle and attentive, raising each of his junior disciples very well, and he's easily moved to tears.

Forgive me for not commenting for so long. Every character in the book is so interesting, and they're all purely master and disciple. The author updates very quickly and is very interactive. That's all the vocabulary I have for now, it's so good! 🥰😘 Okay, I've gone from not even making the list to third! I've read it twice already.

This is totally my cup of tea! An ensemble cast, master-disciple dynamic, and discipline—I searched for so many genres, but couldn't find anything like this. It's like it's written right into my heart. I stayed up two nights straight to finish it. Now the author's update speed can't keep up with my reading pace; I've already read it twice.

I'm still observing, and there aren't any major problems yet. There aren't any similar works in the "Foreign Persimmons" (a fictional genre) community right now. Having read so many fanfictions over the years, this kind of purely healthy, master-disciple relationship is truly rare! But why haven't many people seen it? Is it because it's a new book?

The author's writing is excellent; each character's personality and traits are vividly portrayed. Feng Rushi is my favorite character—lively, adorable, and full of youthful energy. She's always smiling, but beneath that exterior lies a highly sensitive heart, habitually masking her vulnerability and pain with laughter.