My Apprentices Are All Villains

Second brush: Ten apprentices, each one has a different personality, and the characters are well developed. The eldest brother and the second child are in love with each other, and the second apprentice has a super charismatic personality; the third child is a reckless man, and the fourth child is a sixth child; the fifth child seems to be the queen, and the sixth apprentice is the royal sister; the seventh child is responsible for wisdom, the eighth child is a lazy pig with a lot of luck, the ninth child is Lolita and the protagonist's heartthrob, and there is a mysterious tenth apprentice. The final spoiler is that the ten disciples are the lotus hearts of the ten lotus flowers, and the ten lotus flowers transform into the world in ten directions, just like a dream in the south.

It's a cool article. The protagonist has fully functional invincible skills, absolute defense, invincible weapons, instant kill cards, and mounts with various functions. He has never lost. If the apprentice lacks anything, he will draw it. If he doesn't have it, he will fight for it. The apprentices and supporting characters each have their own characteristics. It's fun to crush and beat up the villain simply and directly.

It is tasteless to eat and a pity to throw away. The writing is passable, the plot is passable, a little witty, but little brilliant. The author comes across as a heartless old man. The work can move at a steady pace for a long time, but there are no ups and downs, lack of imagination, no compact story, and no plot with thousands of twists and turns. It is evaluated as an extremely commercial novel. It has no highlights and at the same time ensures stability.

This book is already considered to be the best. It can be seen that the author is very serious, unlike those who write with their feet. The ending is also very good, much better than those bad endings👍🏻

I only saw the six disciples organizing the righteous personnel to work together to kill the old devil. They were caught by the old devil, had their Dantian destroyed and were taken back to the mountain. The problem is that the six disciples who accepted them actually went to the old devil mountain to seek shelter and actually sheltered them on the mountain. I have limited skills and cannot appreciate this kind of novel, so I give up!

The plot is very good, and the protagonist, the old man, is well received. You can also read the comics to get a sense of what the character looks like. This plot is really good in 7m. Look at the ideas on the list. He asked why he didn't kill his apprentices. Ji Laomo killed all his apprentices. Many things later depended on his apprentices. The system is to teach apprentices a lesson and so on.

The writing is mediocre and a little brainless, but it looks great.

I really don't know how much those people charged for one piece. The realm was never introduced, and I don't actually know it at all. What makes me feel most outrageous is the mount. It is like a fairy ball. It comes out instantly when needed and disappears when not needed. It has no strength at all.

How can I put it, I can almost finish it if I can continue reading it, at least it's not the kind of book that I can't finish after reading dozens of chapters. The overall storyline is okay, but the writing is really not very good, and some sentences look awkward. Generally speaking, the advantages outweigh the disadvantages and it is worth recommending.

After reading the 300-name chapter, I felt it was too bland. I have never seen the protagonist have a climax.