【System + Taking Disciples + No Female Lead】
“What? This dump of a sword school charges 99.8 yuan for a trial lesson? The martial arts school next door only charges 9.9!”
The boy pointed at the sword school before him, which looked so decrepit it could have been an abandoned building, his face full of disbelief.
In response to the boy’s doubts, the school’s owner, Liu Sheng, simply pointed expressionlessly at the Hall of Fame behind him.
Sword Demon Jian Jiuxiao, Sword God Dugu Chuixue, Sword Maniac Zhao Shisan, Sword Saint Li Mubai, Lord of Lone Cloud City Ye Gucheng...
Photos of one renowned figure after another hung densely across the school’s shabby wall, which was barely three meters high.
After inheriting a dilapidated sword school from the start and awakening the Preaching System, Liu Sheng had only meant to take a shortcut: recruit students through the System and earn rewards.
Who could have guessed that every student he taught would be more incredible than the last?
Looking at the newest batch of spirited young students below, Liu Sheng had no choice but to reiterate:
“If you get into trouble out there someday, whatever you do, don’t say you’re my students!”
I think it's quite interesting. Among the few books I'm currently reading, this one is the one I'm looking forward to the most. The reason is probably because the character of the male protagonist looks very comfortable. He knows how to work hard, has both small and big loves, and knows how to advance and retreat.
Unlike some master-disciple stories, once you have a system, you will lie flat and exploit your apprentices every day, with profit first.
Although I don't know what it was like before, but after I read the author's revised version, it is indeed very good. It is a relatively good article about recruiting disciples. I think it is okay. I read it in one go. The author can indeed update it more. [Thinking][Thinking][Thinking]
I really don't have much to say. I like to watch female videos. It's a bit similar to articles about redemption and nannies. Another way is to protect the apprentice. With Gou Dao's thinking similar to that of a true and false daughter who doesn't let anyone know, Gaowu wants to show his strength. Not everyone thinks that a monk in his 20s can be bullied. The first point is that he can't see through it. The second point is that he can't offend him. The third point is that you think the background of the investigation is true. The weak can easily investigate the strong? I thought it was a show-off, but it turned out that it was a show-off, although I don't know what logic so many people say is normal. You can watch those with poison resistance
It's a good book. The male protagonist has a good character. There are some bad points in the early stage, so I have to deduct one star anyway. However, the transition is relatively smooth, and the supporting characters are not brainless. However, the update is too slow. You can't get enough of it on Tomato one page a day, and the traffic is too low.
There was a little problem in the early stage, but I think it looks fine.
The main reason is that the protagonist really has that kind of superior demeanor and mentality, and is not the kind of person who just pretends to be useless. The supporting characters also have brains, but the problem is that the protagonist has little common sense about the world.
So far, it's still very good, although it's a bit lacking, but you have to trust the author's reputation (maybe there isn't much), come on!
It's still good. The rating was maliciously lowered. As a bookworm of twenty years, I can give a very responsible evaluation of this novel. It can be rated as four and a half stars. I give it a five-star rating as encouragement [laughing awkwardly]. At least it doesn't have too many poisonous points and it doesn't affect the core interests of the protagonist. The protagonist is not kidnapped by the so-called good or evil or morality.
Still good reviews without explanation
I think the book is pretty good, but the power system fell apart in the later stages. But it doesn't stop him from having fun, he just feels free to ask. What the hell is that 999 chapter of other novels inserted in the middle?
I think it's quite interesting. Among the few books I'm currently reading, this one is the one I'm looking forward to the most. The reason is probably because the character of the male protagonist looks very comfortable. He knows how to work hard, has both small and big loves, and knows how to advance and retreat. Unlike some master-disciple stories, once you have a system, you will lie flat and exploit your apprentices every day, with profit first.
Although I don't know what it was like before, but after I read the author's revised version, it is indeed very good. It is a relatively good article about recruiting disciples. I think it is okay. I read it in one go. The author can indeed update it more. [Thinking][Thinking][Thinking]
I really don't have much to say. I like to watch female videos. It's a bit similar to articles about redemption and nannies. Another way is to protect the apprentice. With Gou Dao's thinking similar to that of a true and false daughter who doesn't let anyone know, Gaowu wants to show his strength. Not everyone thinks that a monk in his 20s can be bullied. The first point is that he can't see through it. The second point is that he can't offend him. The third point is that you think the background of the investigation is true. The weak can easily investigate the strong? I thought it was a show-off, but it turned out that it was a show-off, although I don't know what logic so many people say is normal. You can watch those with poison resistance
It's a good book. The male protagonist has a good character. There are some bad points in the early stage, so I have to deduct one star anyway. However, the transition is relatively smooth, and the supporting characters are not brainless. However, the update is too slow. You can't get enough of it on Tomato one page a day, and the traffic is too low.
There was a little problem in the early stage, but I think it looks fine. The main reason is that the protagonist really has that kind of superior demeanor and mentality, and is not the kind of person who just pretends to be useless. The supporting characters also have brains, but the problem is that the protagonist has little common sense about the world.
So far, it's still very good, although it's a bit lacking, but you have to trust the author's reputation (maybe there isn't much), come on!
It's still good. The rating was maliciously lowered. As a bookworm of twenty years, I can give a very responsible evaluation of this novel. It can be rated as four and a half stars. I give it a five-star rating as encouragement [laughing awkwardly]. At least it doesn't have too many poisonous points and it doesn't affect the core interests of the protagonist. The protagonist is not kidnapped by the so-called good or evil or morality.
Still good reviews without explanation
I think the book is pretty good, but the power system fell apart in the later stages. But it doesn't stop him from having fun, he just feels free to ask. What the hell is that 999 chapter of other novels inserted in the middle?
It's over, the beginning poisoned me