Don't Push Yourself, Disciple. Your Master Wants to Lie Flat
徒儿别卷了，为师想躺平
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 182k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Cultivation
- Updated
- 1d ago
- Source
- Qidian
Synopsis
83Chapters
93Votes
308Recs
29Fans
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Reader comments 21
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Holy shit! Long time no see leader Liu.
The writing is indeed pretty good 🙂
The writing is okay, quite interesting.
In order to find reasons for the long-term expansion of the plot in the future, some rebirth operations were carried out, but it completely destroyed the originally relaxed and anti-routine atmosphere. It was really a waste of style in order to make money, and it was a pity for a book with potential.
After reading the introduction, I don't think it's another case of trying to sell dog meat. I've seen several books like this before, saying that only good-for-nothings are accepted, but in fact they are fake good-for-nothings and real geniuses. Either their hidden physique or spiritual roots have not been fully awakened, or the real geniuses have been discarded and considered useless by the protagonist. After being accepted into the sect, their cultivation talents are restored due to the protagonist's reasons or other reasons. Or maybe a junior from a big force ran away because of boredom or rebellion or for some reason, met the protagonist, and was taken into the house. Anyway, he turned out to be a practicing genius. Although the protagonist seems to have accepted a very ordinary disciple at the beginning. Sure enough, I haven't read a few chapters yet. The chapter is called The Daughter of the Emperor of Heaven. Damn it, I can't even act 😐
The homogeneity of your writing is too serious. You also have a disciple and you also accept a female disciple. You are not a studio looking for genre novels to publish, right?
Is there rebirth? Is there a future?
Together with these elements, the difficulty of writing a book suddenly rises to a terrifying level, and it is super easy to collapse.
Chapter 55 dealt with why Meng was reborn rather viciously. Perhaps the revelation was too sudden, or it was too cliché, which made me feel bad about the book. The information accidentally shared to the future by Goldfinger is completely different from the future actively sending this ability back. I said that the protagonist can start reincarnation. By using Meng's destiny, he can go back repeatedly and finally get a perfect ending.
I read it twice and didn't see any restrictions on accepting disciples. So why not accept those who have no spiritual roots?
Chapter 72 doesn't treat the reader as the protagonist, why does he have to be the Riddler? The protagonist can hear it, but the reader can't know it.