So They Were All My Disciples

I just saw the Dragon Girl come out, but this book is very scary when I think about it. On the surface, it seems to be the golden finger of the protagonist, but it functions like a square in the sky, gathering people from all time and space together, teaching the secrets in a few words, and after the apprentice pretends to be a slap in the face, he will feedback his own story. But in fact, the protagonist has become someone else's master inexplicably, and he doesn't even know when he gave the secret to them. Can I suspect that someone is actually using the protagonist's hand to manipulate the world and disturb the heavens? They said that monkeys and dragon girls actually do not meet the standards for normal people to accept disciples. They are not from my race, and their hearts must be different. This sentence is quite reasonable. Most people like them because Ye Gong loves dragons. How can you expect a monkey who has just come down from the mountain to have any humanity? Without tempering, you may really turn into that monster monkey. What is said to be freedom is actually lawlessness. The same goes for Dragon Girl. Do you really expect her to understand humans?

The scene of Brother Monkey was already a bit of a surprise at the beginning... It is true that many people like conspiracy theories, but in fact they are simply untenable. It is not difficult to find these points by looking at the creative background and researching the original work. 1. Monkeys are really powerful. 2. Gods are really strong, but monkeys are stronger. 3. There is no petty dispute between Buddhism and Taoism, or a battle between luck. 4. Martial arts and mana are calculated separately. That's why Laojun was pushed by the monkey. I can only think of these for now, I will make up the rest when I have a chance.

Compared with you being a eunuch, I would rather you be in isolation🥺

I don't know why I'm not interested in Nie Xiaoqian's plot at all.

Too No

From my personal point of view, those two women are really useless. There is a paragraph that says: In the entire sect, only the two female masters are good to her, and the rest of the sect is driven by profit. I was confused when I saw this. It was a sect with at least several hundred members, right? There are more than a hundred in Buji. If the master you worship in the sect is not good to you, do you expect others to be good to you? Do I have to treat you as a treasure? They all owe you, right? Who are you if you are not a relative? In name, there are senior brothers, elders, and masters who are related to each other, but what did those two do for the sect? You don't have to talk about it if you get the opportunity, but at least you need to use your fingers to add some resources to the sect, right? Whether the sect can protect you or not! The food you eat is from the martial arts, the accommodation is from the martial arts, the things you use are also from the martial arts, and all kinds of kung fu secrets are from the martial arts. If you encounter an opportunity, you will have nothing to do with the martial arts. If the martial arts treats you badly, you will feel aggrieved and kill people. What the hell. Dragon Girl performs very well everywhere, but she is a loser when it comes to these two. The other faction is so powerful, wouldn't that loser reveal some information about the people behind him? The Xiuxian sect with immortals behind it and without immortals are completely different. Where are the matryoshka dolls here?

There is nothing to say about the brain-buoying flow if the protagonist is powerful. The author insists on arranging the protagonist to be a mortal, and then a bunch of big guys will worship him. This is simply lowering the lower limit of the IQ of the supporting characters. It really feels like the protagonist and supporting characters are all NT.

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I really don't want to subscribe anymore, Xiaoqian's chapter is too slow. Forget it, I'll keep it for two months first, and then wait until Xiaoqian is finished and then subscribe again! Also, have you noticed that the protagonist hasn't appeared in a while? The previous roles all had more or less roles, but when it comes to Xiao Qian, does she really have any role in the role?

I can't tell which one is the protagonist in this book?