My Masters Are All Incredibly Powerful

I was confused by the first chapter? The most popular way to repay a favor is to break off the engagement? Just wait for someone's relative to pass away, and then take someone to make trouble? I hope it's not the heroine. There's no need for this kind of white lotus, green tea bitch. There are enough in the real world. I just wonder if the world can arrange something normal for the male protagonist?

A teacher refers to a person who teaches; Fu refers to a preacher. A master is a person who preaches and receives knowledge. For example, in ancient times, the person who taught the emperor was called Taifu, and the person who taught the prince was called Shaofu. As for when the word master appeared, I have no idea, and I don't think I would have gone to Three Sovereigns and Five Emperors earlier. Personally, I think the most important thing is father, and the most important thing is respect. As for which one to use, it all depends on the individual. If you have to distinguish between high and low, you will be inferior. In addition, I would also like to advise some people that if they have learned something a little bit, there is no need to talk about it in a lofty manner. This does not show a person's talent and learning, and will only make people feel rude. As for saying that this book is similar to Snow in the Snow, I am not wrong, but there is no need to be too demanding of a new writer. The character settings in the snow also draw on many historical figures, such as Chen Qingzhi, Yao Guangxiao, etc. It is understandable that learning from and imitating is always the most effective way to get started. Judging from these dozens of chapters alone, the book is lacking in literary thought and good writing style. Although there are criticisms, they are innocuous. The starting point level is uneven, but this alone is actually 99% better. I hope that the author can write something of his own from the reference in the future, this is enough. May you be evergreen all year round.

The author's writing is okay, but the characters are very awkward. As for the virtues of the Zhao royal family, whether Zhang Taiqing's brain was eaten by a dog or was muddled by shit, no one would choose such a thing to assist, let alone for the sake of the world, what good can the world do in the hands of such a wolf-hearted royal family.

The pressure on the protagonist is too harsh, making people look too violent. Not quite to my taste. It's still okay to write

When I read this book, I suddenly thought of my master a lot.

From the last book. The setting is also amazing. I have read more than a hundred chapters. After reading more than ten chapters of this book, I felt extremely frustrated. Zhang Taiqing? Sword God? What the hell. Knowing that your grandson is stupid, you carelessly put him in front of others? Do you expect others to let him go if they see that he has no martial arts skills? After all, you can still be so naive after being an old man? As long as the protagonist has not traveled through time, the best ending for Zhang Xianzhi is to be a beggar, turn into a puddle of mud, and be so disgusting that no one would step on him and survive. But living in such a useless way is really just living. It's better to just take him to the deep mountains and old forests. As a sword god, even a fool can follow the gourd and draw a scoop, and survive hunting, planting vegetables and so on...

The author's logic is not clear. The supporting characters talk about being a great favor, but at the same time they don't provide resources. If there are no cheats, the best result is to die of old age.

No matter how well written the article about abuse is, it is destined to be a niche among online articles...

Is the word "master" at Qidian a sensitive word? I didn't see a few that were written correctly. They were all "master, master". I'm really speechless😓

I hope there will be some different characters, not the same old ones all the time