All My Disciples Have Hidden Identities

It's unbelievable that some people don't know the importance of hybrid rice. Some people believe that hybrid rice is optional; without it, the only difference is increased food costs. Some children even think that hybrid rice doesn't taste good, and that everyone eats "Northeast rice," while hybrid rice is only for export. Please, have some common sense. All rice varieties are hybrid rice.

After this trip to the small world, the sect leader should realize how strong his disciples are, right? He can't stay a foolish sect leader forever, especially since he's a transmigrator and can't be that stupid. If the author keeps making the book funny and having the protagonist act like a fool, then it really loses its appeal.

Every book inevitably involves being criticized. Please, dear readers, just rant here.

There are no redeeming qualities to be seen, and the protagonist is extremely selfish, lecherous, and a vampire. He has absolutely no sense of responsibility and his intelligence is extremely low. First, the protagonist immediately labels the eldest brother as a complete waste, then casually deceives him, even writing a random cultivation technique for him.

1. As the saying goes, "A good horse doesn't eat the grass it has already grazed"; but another saying goes, "A prodigal son who returns is more precious than gold!" 2. As the saying goes, "A rabbit doesn't eat the grass near its burrow"; but another saying goes, "Those near the water get the moon first!"

The style is good, quite interesting, especially the part about aluminum alloys, it cracked me up. The author writes to make everyone laugh; what's poison to one is medicine to another. Writing skills take time to develop. Keep it up, author! As for criticism, take it if you like, ignore it if you don't. Anyway, I had fun. As for those trolls, you're so great, here you go. Even established authors start as newbies; what if you become famous?

LSP (*´`*)

How about this?

Holy crap, is it the author who's lacking something, or is Ji Pingsheng lacking something? Wasn't Ji Pingsheng a transmigrator? Why didn't he recognize Ji Youkun when it reverted to its original form? A bird turned into a fish, a flying fish—isn't that a Kun? Ji Pingsheng even said he'd never seen it before. Is he even a proper transmigrator?

To be honest, the main character is a bit too weak and doesn't understand anything, which is a bit frustrating.