I Have a Disciple Training Simulator

I don't know what the author was thinking. A commenter said the later parts were good, but the beginning was terrible. The cheat system doesn't limit the number of disciples you can take, and you only take one? Normally, you should take at least 24. Since teaching disciples is faster than cultivating yourself, isn't that just like working 007?

The worst kind of lighthearted, saccharine writing style, and yet it's just not enjoyable.

Xiao Yan transmigrates to Douluo Continent, uses the Buddha's Wrath Lotus to kill Tang Hao, develops feelings for Ah Yin over time, becomes Tang San's father, and gives birth to Tang San's younger sister. Come and see for yourself, just click in to read.

I'm dead from poisoning! 😰

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The beginning was alright, but in the middle, despite obtaining the sect's subsequent cultivation techniques, it refused to pass them on to its master! Even though the sect treated it very well! Its master and senior brothers also took good care of it! In short, the protagonist is a parasite.

I can't read it! I really can't read it! It could have been written in a way that was incredibly powerful and satisfying, but the author just wants to find a small number of people among millions of readers who can stomach this huge bowl of crap he wrote.

This is terrible! The power levels are completely messed up, and the protagonist seems utterly useless. I don't understand if the author is a complete novice. The beginning is so bad; I could barely read the beginning, and I don't want to read the later parts at all. I don't understand who's supporting you, and yet you've written so many chapters.

Despite possessing various powerful cultivation techniques, equipment, and elixirs, the protagonist's combat strength is surprisingly weak.

This is so well-written! The protagonist calls others "simps," but it turns out he's a simp himself—it's so adorable!