My Master Was Once Everyone's Crush

(Now I am writing a long review. I wonder if I can reveal the author. Serious spoiler warning. It is recommended to read the entire article before reading this comment) The evaluation is that it is a revolutionary war novel cloaked in immortal skin. It reminds me of many comrades on the hidden front in history who, in order to achieve the final victory, bear charges that are not their own, and many of them can even be cleared after their death. The master's righteousness is more important than his own life and love. He has repeatedly told the adventurous Xiao Ding that after being caught, she should remember to commit suicide and not let the Ruyi Pearl fall into the hands of the enemy. On the one hand, he was joking to persuade her to take it easy, but it was also a slightly cold and decisive advice, and he would not stop Xiao Ding from going to justice. Although Xiao Ding loved him very much, he also valued the common people in the world more than his lover. He was very principled and could seize his body, but if the master used his own body to do bad things, he would die with him. Before learning the truth, I never thought about escaping from prison. They are really a pair of gay lovers, and their love in the flames of war will last forever. What moved me most about the article was not love, but war and sacrifice. Jun Luoning risked his life for the sake of the plan, risked everything he had for a future, suffered humiliation and torture, and even died miserably in his last life because he could not explain clearly. He was also misunderstood, and the disciples of Guyun Peak were scattered and discriminated against. The unknowing brothers were in such pain. Many people had inner demons because of the misunderstanding that affected their cultivation. He was forced to affect the lives of many innocent people, which is very sad to watch. Including Headmaster Jiang, he endured the pain and acted every day for the sake of righteousness, being complained by his junior brothers and sisters, and watching his own junior brothers suffer. For the ultimate victory, everyone paid a huge price along the way. The love between two people was born in a special period. If Jun hadn't been tortured and imprisoned, and had been alone for hundreds of years, it would be impossible for A Xu to pursue him when he was free and easy in the past, or even have a chance to get close to him. It is very likely that he would become one of the many who were infatuated with him but was rejected tenderly, so it was really destiny. Xiao Ding was a bit too love-minded, and continued to date Jun as if nothing had happened to him. He was willing to sacrifice his body. He didn't even care about the numerous sins committed by his master. He was still moved to tears by Jun, and was beaten and scolded until he woke up. However, it was this deep love that moved Jun and changed the original ending. This seemingly approachable but defensive master needs a lover who can't be chased away like a gummy candy. In fact, I feel that Jun was moved more than loved at first, but in the later stages, he fell deeper and deeper. Such a principle is so strong that it can split the earth. He is getting better and better to talk to A-Xu, and he no longer cares about anything with her. Especially in the extra story, Xiao Ding is able to put aside his longing for him and continue to assume the responsibility of the peak leader. However, he missed him so much in heaven that he was even too distracted to practice and had to find a way to come down. In fact, it was because of his own life experience that Xiao Ding relied so much on Jun and finally fell in love with Jun. He was an orphan when he first came into contact with such a knowledgeable and considerate master. Jun is a thousand-year-old fox and fell into it too easily. Fortunately, Jun is a good person, otherwise Xiao Ding would be really miserable. Jun's personality is too charming. Even if he is locked up like that, his charm has not been diminished. He is so insightful into people's hearts that it makes me, a social idiot, feel overwhelmed. Is he a bit like an ENFJ? A natural leader and a breeder? Everyone turned into cats and dogs in his hands, and they couldn't help but wait for him to take care of them. He would pat the head of one and smooth the fur of the other. No wonder everyone liked him. And he is really a good teacher and a strict teacher, and he is good at teaching. After reading so many novels, you may be the only monk who makes me feel that he has lived for thousands of years. The logic of his behavior is very consistent with his age, instead of being just a background in many novels. He put life and death, honor and disgrace aside for the sake of righteousness, was calm and calm to those who hurt him, and was able to accept Xiao Ding's rebellious master-disciple relationship, thinking it was human nature, and this was the tolerance of Nian Shang. The setting of the novel is really admirable. This is the first time I have seen the setting of traveling from the modern world of immortality to the ancient world of immortality. I don't know how the author came up with it. The concepts of both worlds are very reasonable. The settings for training and even the various formations and swordsmanship were so well written and concrete that it would be unique even six years later. But what I personally think is a bit lacking is what happened in the heroine's previous life, and does it have anything to do with the world she traveled to? Why the body was blown up tens of thousands of years ago, leaving the wish-fulfilling pearl, and why it happened that she was dragged to the past by Tao Yu. These are a bit unclear, but everything can be explained as the big hand of God. And the rhythm of the story cannot be said to be bad. I can only say that the author's foreshadowing is relatively obscure, but the whole article becomes more and more exciting towards the end. All the truths and conflicts burst out, the emotional lines suddenly become clear, and the ending is complete and neat. In traditional literature, this is a good technique, but nowadays it is short, flat and quick. In online novels, many people have no patience to retrace the foreshadowing and wait for the reversal to happen. Even when I saw the part about seizing the body in the middle, I thought the master was really evil and almost ran away. The part about the male and female protagonists was also the most controversial. I skipped a few chapters to understand its meaning, which was helpless and regrettable. In short, please feel free to watch, Master is really not evil, and the values ​​​​in this article cannot be more correct.

So beautiful, I like this pair so much! Master, it's so hard. Fortunately, there is an Asu in this world~

W I think it was well written, but the emotional development was a bit sudden.

The story line is very good, but the emotional interaction is too thin. Please read the next one.

I have been struggling for a long time to understand Mrs. Bai's attitude... Is it because she respects Jun Luoning that she can't stand what he did? She puts the pain of losing her daughter on him because she doesn't think he will blame her? She blamed her husband for not telling her the truth but she didn't believe Jun Luoning and even used the soul-beating whip to whip him. Without him, her spirit might have collapsed. After all, it was equivalent to an outlet for her emotions... But maybe it was just because it was Jun Luoning that she was sadder? Ah, I haven't figured it out for a long time. Anyway, cheers!

Let's make another extra story. Isn't there a kid?

Woohoo, the author please come up with two more extra chapters. This is really the best master-disciple novel I have ever seen.

Wouldn't it be nice to have more extra episodes?

Wow wow wow, it's so beautiful, thank you, madam

The ending is great! ! ! An ordinary life! Spread flowers Spread flowers Spread flowers