Be My Disciple
当我徒弟吧
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 936k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Cultivation
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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I still hope this book gets written. It's my favorite kind of story, like a sect leader, with a grandmaster as the main character. It would be best if it had more characters; otherwise, it would be a waste of the genre if it became a single-person fantasy.
The third disciple is truly poorly written. The protagonist saves her and teaches her manners, but she dares to talk back to him so soon after. The author even seems to have a soft spot for her. Weren't the eldest and second disciples interesting enough? Or is it because the third disciple is a woman that the author keeps focusing on writing about her?
I hate Yan Chouxue. He's bloodthirsty, claims to be protecting his sister but keeps injuring her. He's self-righteous, a womanizer who abandons her after seducing her, and he never mentions it again. He even got Luan Xue'er pregnant and made Yan Rouxue take the blame! 😤
Congratulations on being chosen! A contract guarantees a hit, and the completed work will be a masterpiece! 😡
The third and fourth apprentices were a complete failure; without them, the book would have been much better.
Taking that old man as an apprentice at the beginning would be a proper start; taking that woman as an apprentice instantly makes it a third-rate novel.
Everything was fine until Luan Xue'er jumped off the cliff to dissuade people from practicing cultivation. As a teacher, how could an innocent person die because of his disciple, and he didn't reflect on his actions at all? He acted as if nothing had happened. Are cultivators this self-centered?
I really enjoyed this book. However, I have a suggestion: although the protagonist faces many difficulties and lacks resources in the early stages, he still needs to maintain his dignity and shouldn't lower himself to steal from younger generations. (Even if he does steal, he should at least disguise it.)
Luan Xue'er is so pitiful. Why does the protagonist torture her like this? Leaving aside her life, even after jumping off a cliff and dying, her soul is imprisoned and tortured with countless swords piercing her heart every day. What heinous things did Luan Xue'er do to deserve this suffering?
My focus isn't on the female disciples; I'm more interested in the little ants and saplings. Female disciples are nowhere near as fun as nurturing little ants and saplings! But that's not the reason I don't have a girlfriend.