My Master Gave Me Too Much, and Every Disciple Is a Ruthless One

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It's great! I really like the author's writing. The writing style is excellent, and I love the plot. I read this chapter in two nights. Every night after school, I read your work. It's really good. Is there no romantic pairing?

The entire plot is designed to make the characters pretend to be weak while actually being strong. Everyone becomes a riddle teller, and the passersby are all unable to understand human speech. The cannon fodder all have the same script, and the game is all about interconnectedness, sending one person after another to their doom. The main theme is forced unification of the world. Although it's exciting to watch at first, the later books all follow the same formula and become tiresome.

Having only read a little over a hundred chapters, I feel that many parts are overdone in their attempt to create conflict. The intelligence of almost everyone in the early stages seems somewhat lacking. The protagonist's first friend offends the Golden Gate (who is unaware that the protagonist is a powerful figure, believing him to be an ordinary person) to help him.

I bought this as a gift, and she loved it. The seller's thoughtfulness warmed my heart, and I will definitely buy from them again in the future.

Nothing much, I just love reading this type of story; it's a fast-paced, action-packed read, no dragging things out, just getting straight to the point.

Very unsatisfactory! Goodbye!

It's good to watch, but I think it's too long-winded. If you're going to fight, why not just start? Why go on and on with all that rambling? Wouldn't it be better to finish it quickly? Whether it's fighting or taking on disciples, if Su Yang has the strength, why can't he just wipe them all out with a wave of his hand?

I'm outta here. The plot is okay, but the master-disciple romance is a bit hard for me to accept. Bai Yiyue initially approached him because he possessed many treasures and caused trouble for others without their consent, bringing their own troubles to others – it's quite disgusting. I don't understand why there's a master-disciple romance in this situation? Is the male lead just too weak-willed?