My Masters Are All Incredibly Powerful
我的那些师傅超厉害
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 430k Words
- Genre
- Martial Arts
- Subgenre
- Wuxia Fantasy
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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The first chapter completely baffled me? Is the typical way to repay a debt of gratitude on Qidian (a Chinese online literature platform) to annul an engagement? Is it just waiting for someone's relative to die, then bringing someone to cause trouble? Hopefully, it's not the female lead. There's no need for this kind of "white lotus" or "green tea bitch" character; there are already enough in real society. Why not just give the male lead a normal one?
A teacher (師) is one who imparts knowledge and skills; a tutor (傅) is one who transmits the Way (道). A master (師師) is one who imparts knowledge and skills. For example, in ancient times, the one who taught the emperor was called the Grand Tutor (太傅), and the one who taught the crown prince was called the Junior Tutor (少傅).
The author's writing style is decent, but the character development is very awkward. Given the Zhao imperial family's character, was Zhang Taiqing out of his mind, or was he just plain stupid? Nobody would choose such a scoundrel to assist them. Forget about the sake of the world; what good can the world do when it falls into the hands of such a heartless imperial family?
The main character is suppressed too much, making the reader feel overly aggressive. It's not to my taste. The writing itself is still acceptable.
Seeing this book suddenly reminded me of my mentor.
It came from the previous book. The premise is amazing; I managed to read over a hundred chapters of the previous book. I've read over ten chapters of this book and I'm feeling incredibly frustrated. Zhang Taiqing? Sword God? What the hell is that? Knowing his grandson is mentally challenged, why does he still carelessly display him in public?
The author's logic is unclear; the supporting characters keep saying they've done a great favor, yet they don't provide any resources. Without any cheat codes, the best outcome would be for them to die of old age.
Even the best-written stories about abusing the protagonist are destined to remain a niche genre in online fiction…
Is the phrase "Master" a sensitive word on Qidian? I've hardly seen any people spell it correctly; it's all just "Master, Master." It's really frustrating. 😓
I hope to see some different characters, not just the same old ones.