There are both female masters and male apprentices/male masters and female apprentices. There are more main emotional lines. I don't like overly grand worldviews and dramas. Sweet love + dank and dark (?)
This one has some memories! The copywriting is very attractive to me, but the author's writing skills seem to be a bit weak, and the writing is not exciting. However, it is a very typical apprenticeship literature. If you like the master-apprentice + salted fish heroine, you can join it.
I feel like the author wants to write a group portrait, but the characters are very thin, and the emotional content is too little for me. The male and female protagonists are not written out, and the plot is not well written. I can only say that it is quite satisfactory. The female supporting role has a good image in the later period, and she looks plumper than the female protagonist.
In the novel about cultivating immortals, I remember that the disciples all had deep hatreds and resentments, and the male protagonist himself had a very miserable life experience, but he didn't seem to turn evil (?). He was a rare normal male protagonist in the book list.