You Fiend! How Dare You Corrupt My Master's Dao Heart!

Dear author, this account belongs to my son. He's in his final year of junior high and under immense pressure from the high school entrance exam. He's becoming increasingly withdrawn and doesn't communicate with me much. However, I've noticed him smiling while reading this novel these past few days. So, author, could you please, for the sake of a poor father who just wants to cheer up his child, update ten chapters a day?

Good news: Yay! New book! Bad news: It's my least favorite emulator.

The synopsis looks like one of my previous books, also about a future female lead nurturing a current demonic male lead, but unfortunately it was abandoned.

Is this how all the recommended books are every day? You read one, then immediately switch to another – it's outrageous! 🤔

After we got married, my husband was often out socializing and had less and less time to come home. Sometimes his clothes even had lipstick stains and the smell of perfume. When he got home, he would just collapse into bed. It seems that married men really do change. Now, when I look in the mirror, I often feel old and can't stop overthinking. I want a divorce, but I'm enduring it for the sake of the children. If you pity me, please update more often each day, write more, don't keep it so short.

After reading a few chapters, I can't agree with Chu Manzhi's methods. What does "better to kill the innocent than let the guilty go free" even mean? Is this the righteous path or the demonic path?

The pacing is slow; it's been so long and we still haven't reached the main sect. How long will it take to write the main sect's storyline? Even just to let the old man say "I love you" get a proper ending, I'll probably dedicate a whole chapter to it.

After reading your outline, I feel like you should just cut it; I'll definitely abandon it later anyway. The early scene where Pei is reduced to a mortal, the middle scene where the protagonist is targeted by the righteous path, and the later scene where the protagonist is truly killed—it's all too outdated.

Authors can also venture into the female-oriented genre.

Regardless of the writing quality, the author's attitude is straightforward and to the point. It's what it is, clearly stated, which deserves praise.