Surely No One Really Thinks the Master Is a Mortal, Right?

I've read up to chapter 140. It's not too long, but I still can't stand the protagonist. Honestly, calling him a troublemaker is too lenient; he's more like selfish and self-serving. The author probably intended to write something unconventional, but this protagonist is arrogant, selfish, and utterly stupid. Some might find it funny, but I don't.

Chapter 701: Is Master Dead? Chapter 702: Twelve Moons! Chapter 703 Enemy Attack! An Ancient Overlord! Chapter 704 Visitors from Another Continent: Enemy or Reinforcements? Chapter 705 The Crisis of Sect Annihilation! Chapter 706 Four Ferocious Beasts vs. Ten Demon Gods Chapter 707 Bai Ze and Kunpeng Chapter 708: Cooking the Moon into a Dish – Li Er's Bold Idea

At this rate, the protagonist will eventually be powerless to protect himself, and will even have to rely on his own two feet to travel. Relying solely on pretense and his disciple's reputation is really unsustainable. It might work once or twice, but after a few times, it becomes incredibly tiresome and boring. Besides, there's the issue of lifespan.

To be honest, I prefer the protagonist from the earlier episodes because he's more realistic and interesting, like a slightly goofy, slightly silly friend. Some say he's selfish, but selfishness is human nature, especially when you're weak. How can you become strong without being selfish? By being a pure, innocent flower? By being a pushover? By being a saint?

In Nanzhou, Chu Yuan was walking alone in a desert, as if searching for something. A few days ago, Chu Yuan passed through this place, but the system suddenly detected the presence of another system nearby, which startled him. However, remembering his invincible state, Chu Yuan decided to find the other system. But after searching for several days, he found almost nothing. "

I haven't read such a disgusting novel in a long time. I specifically subscribed to a chapter to comment and rant. First of all, the premise of maliciously teaching a disciple to be useless is bad. Moreover, when the protagonist sees his disciple's hysteria (which he believes), he shows no remorse whatsoever.

Long ago, there was a little boy, the son of the village's renowned blacksmith. One day, a little girl came to the shop with her elders to order weapons and equipment. The father asked him to attend to the guest, but his eyes couldn't leave the little girl. "There are such lovely girls in the world." The boy was amazed.

Dude, you're really good at writing! In the end, is he still stuck at the bottom, with his apprentices being awesome and the protagonist being a complete idiot?

He's just putting on an act, isn't he? The protagonist is a wicked villain again; this is outrageous. It's funny at first, but once it kills a passerby, the laughs stop.

Perilla - Female The remnant soul of a nightmare from ancient times attached itself to a stalk of perilla. After ten thousand years, it gained sentience. In her ignorance, she fled from the encirclement of demons and humans, realizing that all her past lives were just a dream. Zisu, the lowest of the plant-type female demons, is either food for demon beasts or food for humans.