My Master Gets So Mad at His Disciples He Spits Blood Every Day

Let me put it bluntly, I think this Snow Lord is disgusting. He only puts himself in Snow Lord's position and has always treated Xiaopang with his own requirements. Xiaopang is a bit stupid, but who trained him? ? I really felt so disgusted that I couldn't eat after reading this chapter. I would rather be, because my mother can't bear it. How could this Snow Lord have the nerve to come looking for Fatty? ? Xiaopang actually forgave you? ? ? Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh the fuck can I bear this?

I was so angry, why did I read this article, why did I jump to the back... Now I am not in the mood to read the previous part... Even if I skipped to read it, I am so angry, the front part is sweet, why is the back part so stretched, I cried TT This is nothing, I am forgiven so easily, just for he...

I didn't expect this to be the ending... I feel so sad... Qwq, thank you madam for bringing such a good article... You have worked hard to come down to earth.

It's really good to read, I'm so sorry to read this article. One thing that makes me feel very special is that the characters in this article are very three-dimensional. Originally, when I read the setting of Junior Brother, I thought it was the kind of story where Gong is ambiguous with others, and I was afraid that I would see a situation where Gong loves others more than Shou or that others are more important in his heart. However, the author is very well rounded and it feels very reasonable when I read it. Gong is a person who is ambitious and values ​​friendship, so he had other relationships that were important to him before Shou, which may not necessarily be love but are very important to him. I especially like the part where Lei Jie admits that he doesn't want to kill his former junior brother. It feels like a kind of liberation. It's really hard. It's great to have such important feelings recognized by myself. Even as a reader who is worried about his relationship with the protagonist, he can't help but feel touched. The character of Gong's junior brother is also very three-dimensional. At first, I thought it was to highlight how weak the protagonist is, how little he understands his master, and how much less tacit understanding he has with his master, which makes me feel heartbroken. As I watched it, I thought, big brother, you are having a hard time too (referring to the possessed junior brother). Although I am attracted to the protagonist pair, the tension between the junior brother and the senior brother is indeed very exciting. You might have felt uneasy because of this, but the master really loved Shou, and Shou loved the master very much, and he fulfilled the master's dream. Here I feel that if I can't bear it, part of the master will die with the calamity, or part of their relationship will die. Temporary separation instead preserves the vitality and possibility of the relationship. The master said to his friend, "What if we separate?" The friend felt that he suddenly couldn't understand him. At this time, the master had actually suffered the disappointment and depression of losing his partner for a long time. Although Shou was still alive, he was unable to respond to his love. The accumulated frustration and sense of loss every day, as well as the mental fatigue of taking care of patients, made it impossible for Gong to concentrate on his practice. In fact, Gong also understood that what he really wanted was a career. Personally, I feel like this actually highlights the changes in the relationship between aggression and suffering during treatment. The relationship between attacking and receiving has changed, and the thinking of attacking has also changed. Fortunately, Shou loved Gong in her heart, and Gong also loved Shou. It's very touching to see a relationship that can be rejuvenated despite changes in the relationship. I read on Weibo that some people said they liked the author's modern novels, but I thought I also liked this fairy tale. Indeed, as the author said, this is a novel in which a character who normally plays a supporting role becomes the protagonist. If it were someone else, Master or Master's junior brother might be the protagonist. But I really like this article. Maybe it's because I feel that my personality is also a supporting role in the novel. Seeing Xiaopang's hopeful look, I couldn't help but think, how great it is. Thank you teacher for writing this article!

Like the author's writing Want to experience Xiaopang firsthand I admit I'm a little shaken This article is also somewhat "deformed" as the long review said ~ But the trembling mentality is not a psychological problem~ I just want this kind of master who can dominate everything, be a little domineering, control but not too much, I can accept it, have great magical powers, and even dote on me~

I finally grew up and became a child again.

Sweet cry, Xiaopang has also completed his own growth, his nature is still not bad, he is still happy and cheerful, it is really the best ending qwq Thank you to the author for this article

It's hard to take care of children, and they speak unabashedly, which is really hurtful... Thank you, Master.

I still can't help but come over and watch Tianji

Wait... Didn't Tian Zixuan not open his ghost eyes? How did he see other people's souls? ? ?