So I Am the Dao Ancestor

🤭 I've read at least 10 books like this, and 10 of them were abandoned.

It's terrifying. That junior sister died to help the master, but after the master recovered, all he could see were the protagonist and the senior sister. And yet, he still claims they're like sisters, as close as mother and son. He even claims to cultivate the Dao of Emotion and doesn't mention the deceased green-clad junior sister at all.

1. Is the protagonist's ignorance being forced and their intelligence being displayed to its lowest point? 2. To highlight that the main and supporting characters are all delusional? 3. Are all the supporting characters sycophants whenever they meet the main character?

These kinds of books are nice at first, they have a sense of novelty, but they get boring after a while.

Another article from the studio – is this the legendary "cast a wide net and catch more fish" approach?

Bump this up! By the way, could you please help me bump my book club page? ⭕ 🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹

Literature like Versailles—I was unaware of my own beauty, unaware of my own strength. Shocking! I never knew I was so amazing. The formula is exactly the same as other books; what's the point?

I don't understand why people write articles that follow trends.

The author must be a primary school student to use the term "young master".

I've seen at least ten novels with this formula.