The Supreme Path

The second book is good. The sentences are fluent, there are many foreshadowings, and the plot is exciting, but these women and the head of the family are a little brainless. If you say it's reality and you're afraid of being scolded, you can only say it's all for the sake of the family. After all, he just misjudged the situation by abandoning the car to save the handsome man. The forest is big and there are all kinds of birds.

There have been several movies in which people who are reborn have fierce conflicts with their family or masters and sisters because of a scheming man, and then break away from the family or the master and embark on the path of spiritual practice alone. The plots are highly similar. The biological ones are not as good as the adopted ones, and the senior brothers are not as good as the new junior brothers. This kind of plot design is more tearing away from normal thinking and emotions. The author treats parents or masters with deep cultivation as idiots who can be fooled and deceived by a scheming man. This is anti-human and cannot possibly exist.