The Path to Sainthood Begins with Taking in Disciples

The introduction is well written, I will give you a thumbs up if it looks good.

It was good at the beginning, but I gradually forgot about recruiting disciples. Shouldn't the most powerful disciple-making system focus on recruiting disciples? I only have two disciples halfway through the writing. It's good and bad. I hope the author can see it.

Personally, I think this book is quite good, but it has too few apprentices. There are only one or two. The focus of this book should be on recruiting apprentices. I hope the protagonist will accept more apprentices in the future.

The protagonist is a greasy uncle? 🤩

We agreed to recruit disciples, but only these two are of any use!

What can I say? It's obviously a bit unfinished, the pace is accelerated in the middle and later stages, a decapitation plan has been used countless times, the villains are all brain-dead, and all humans can kill two, and they can be replaced by another one after they die...

I've written 100 chapters, and I'm still a martial artist, wandering among a bunch of martial sects and kings! It's disgusting to think that the master is a ghost

I just want to ask, why haven't you accepted apprentices for several months? Why? Please tell me thank you

The plot is enjoyable but has a little more flavor

Come on, author