Shock! My Apprentice Is the Empress

I don't even know what supported me after reading this book. It's really difficult. Ah Li spent so much time to isolate the connection between the upper world and the lower world. The previous article didn't give any clues as to why he wanted to isolate. This ending seems inexplicable. Also, the author probably wanted to write Ah Li as the kind of person who always has righteousness and duplicity even though his methods are bad, but I don't know why the writing is a bit unsatisfactory. Also, in the end, Ali was almost cleared. What's the difference between you and Kishimoto's whitewashing Obito? The character you gave to the protagonist is very just. If the character you gave the protagonist is also the kind of person who only serves his own interests, Ali's whitewashing is understandable. You wrote earlier that A Li would do whatever it takes to achieve his own goals, and that he wasted no time on human life, and then later you cleared him up. Doesn't it go against the righteous character you established for the protagonist? This is the ending. It's really hard to wrap up. Even the empress still has hatred. Shouldn't you write a little bit about the upper bound? How does this ending have anything to do with your beginning? It's completely a bad ending (ー_ー)!!

Trash Master, useless

It's really disgusting. After reading more than ten chapters, the apprentice has been defiled. The male protagonist doesn't dare to reveal his strength and kills the person who defiled her, so he just lets her go?