My Master Is a Hidden God

I enjoyed reading this book, but I also know that if the author keeps writing like this and reads dozens of chapters, I will get bored. I don't hate routine writing, but it requires various permutations and combinations of routines to keep it interesting. The overall framework of this book so far is The trope of "the protagonist constantly intimidates others without knowing that he is strong" is used over and over again, and sooner or later it becomes tiresome. This trope is like pretending to be a slap in the face. It can be fun occasionally, but if it is a whole story like "Emperor", it is boring. Now I read it happily because I am still a little bit new to this routine. I can't understand the joys, sorrows, joys, grievances and hatreds of the characters in the book.

Can't you tell if it's a man or a woman living together? Do you have a brain?