There Are Always Unfilial Disciples Who Want to Bring Down Their Master

Tsk, I just finished reading Chapter 89, and I have an unpleasant feeling, so I couldn't help but ask the author, is it really okay if you don't give the protagonist some trump cards and still have to let the protagonist take his disciples out for a wander? Is it hard decoration? ? It would be nice to give the protagonist some trump cards I don't understand how this book makes the protagonist pretend to be an expert and act like a loser In the beginning, the apprentices were asked to imagine themselves as peerless masters, but in the next chapter 89, the character of the peerless master collapsed I'm a little confused. Is there something wrong with my understanding and I didn't understand it, or do you have other ideas? ? ?

I used an iron pot to make elixirs and succeeded. . . I don't mind this kind of plot 😥😥😥, but you have to at least explain why they succeeded in making elixirs in an iron pot.

Post as a bitch: Name: Zhu Mingkong, 6 years old Background: A wandering abandoned child, adopted by his second apprentice as a medicine boy and eldest disciple. (It can be the little tail, little follower of the Seventh Disciple)

Your realm division reminds me of Young Song Xing

Someone took the lead and didn't get to the first floor.

After seeing Qin Chuchu's passage, I couldn't stand it any longer and gave up the book.

Update quickly, 10 chapters every day

The name reminds me of the book next door

Great author! Update soon!

With such a rubbish level of cultivation, everyone has a space bag

Actually, I want to say that I read Chapter 5. None of the protagonists have any skills. So what does he give to his apprentice? Are you going to take a sword and chop around there? Or wave your fist around.