The Strongest Master in History

I've read the latest chapter! It's a well-crafted story with elements of an invincible disciple, Dihua (a fictional character), and pseudo-fan fiction. The layering of elements is excellent, and the theme is engaging. The author's writing is strong; it's a veteran author using a new pseudonym, so I don't need to worry about the story falling apart later. I'm looking forward to the rest of the plot.

The most despicable male protagonist in history with a system as his master: his own disciple was almost killed, but he had an emperor experience card and didn't need to stand up for his disciple, just watching the show from the sidelines while constantly bragging about how well he taught his disciple. It's simply incomparable to other books of this genre.

I found it very interesting; I've never read this type of novel before, it's quite novel and creative. Before I knew it, I had finished reading over seventy chapters. I hope the author updates soon!

Your disciple is being bullied by someone of a higher cultivation level, and you just stand by and watch. You have an Emperor-level experience card, yet you still let your disciple be bullied. That's vicious. You remain indifferent even when the sect is threatened. Think about who you stayed in the sect for before you had the system.

This book is very interesting, with a great style. Keep it up! I've already recommended it to my deskmate. (Author's note: This is a direct quote from the author.)

The author must be a handsome guy! Update soon! Can't sleep at night! It's so well-written! (Doge emoji) 🌝

Very good deal, but...

In the early stages, even a random villain was at the Saint King, Profound, True, or Profound realm. Strong individuals were as common as cabbages. When I saw the Ye family with their hundred Quasi-Emperors, the protagonist in the sect felt like a dog could kick him. He especially loved watching the show from the sidelines, constantly boasting about how many disciples he had taught.

This book has a good premise and entry point, and the writing is also very good. Unfortunately, there are too many filler chapters in the middle, especially after the protagonist's plot armor kicks in and he starts dominating, yet he doesn't receive the recognition he deserves, making it very difficult to read! This is the biggest flaw!

1. The creative concept is novel and eye-catching. The novel stands out with its unique setting. The protagonist, Lu Xuan, lives in a cultivation world and possesses a disciple-recruiting system. This system requires his first disciple to be an empress to activate, a special condition that adds suspense and intrigue to the story.