My Master Is Cultivating the Heartless Dao

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It's very good at writing, the plot doesn't drag out, and the foreshadowing is recycled and it's very enjoyable to watch. I read the paragraphs and comments while reading the main text, and I always saw some people standing up to Yuxue, but it was said that Chen Xuepian was too aggressive towards the heroine in the early stage. However, looking at the full text, I think Yan is the best CS compared to Chen, and there are all kinds of tricks. The heroine lived with Chen for two years. She could forgive Chen because the heroine was a kind person, and she suffered seven years in prison. If Chen had not come to help her, she would have been accused of being a demon spy. There was no possibility of escaping. Yan, a dead old man, did not know that he would not be able to recall his relationship with the heroine until the Year of the Monkey and the Horse. It can be said that the heroine and Chen Cai have a love that goes through life and death. The previous experiences between Yan and the heroine in the mortal world were entirely contributed by the heroine. Every time the heroine fought for Yan from the underworld with her own life, the heroine didn't know if there would be a tomorrow, but she still did it without hesitation because of her sense of justice and kindness. Yan was making amends both times. The first time was when Yijianmen and the others were still masters and apprentices, and the second time was after Yan cheated on the heroine. Especially the second time, these compensations are of no help at all. The heroine spent seven years in prison, from hatred to confusion to numbness. Later, Yan cheated her into marrying her. The heroine was forced to endure hardships while watching Yan take away everything she cared about. I feel pain even typing this. Of course the heroine had true feelings for Yan in the early stage, but from the moment Yan cut off her tongue, they were no longer on the same page. From the age of seventeen to over thirty, the heroine was tortured in extreme pain for most of her time in this world. It was so sad. It's great that the heroine can return to the real world. No matter how virtuous and respected she is in that world, she still has to endure the suffocation of feudal ethics. One thing to say, the author's writing is really good, and he vividly embodies Yan's ghost flavor, an extremely arrogant upper-class man in feudal society who regards human life as nothing, and has that CS power. Finally, I hope that Yan Zening will go to the underworld and experience Death by a Thousand Cuts [Milk Tea]

Can the author write another if line if Chen Xuepan discovers that the spiritual breath belongs to Chi Yu at the beginning, and the intricate puppet instructions are deeply intertwined with him?

Author, I love you! Your writing style is very unique and beautiful, you must stick to it.

I feel that the best ending is for Chen to be reincarnated as the heroine's son, so that both of them can laugh at it.

It's so perverted, so wet, so twisted, it makes me so happy to see it...

I ordered it all in one go to read this chapter, but I couldn't watch it on PC [crying] [crying] [crying] [crying]