Don't Blink, Disciple. This Sword of Mine Is Awesome!

Not good-looking, cut GG

This book started off grand and sweeping, dominating the genre. I read it day and night back then, but towards the end, the male protagonist easily let go of his burdens and started dating his disciple. Plus, he became incredibly subservient, leading to a lot of plot holes and unresolved issues.

I don't know what to say, it's alright, but what the original poster said cracked me up 😄😃😁 Did you cut it? 😏😏😏

The writing is quite strong, and the plot is well-paced. The author must be an experienced one; one of the few I could read in one sitting.

The premise is quite interesting, and the plot and the female lead's character are also good; it's worth watching.

The master-disciple romance has to have Wang Yao fawning over the female lead; such a character wouldn't last two chapters in most novels. Please, stop writing about Wang Yao! Or at least remove the master-disciple romance tag altogether.

It's good, the plot is exciting, and the writing is excellent, but there's just too little of it. I finished it in two days... Author Lao Deng, please update faster and more frequently!

Stop reading. The main character is practically invisible. They write a bunch of scenes with Wang Yao and the female lead. I don't know what the point is. Why don't they just say that the female lead isn't actually the female lead, or that the male lead is Wang Yao? Change it.

And you, my friend, you are the real scumbag. To put it simply: an incompetent husband.

Each villain is a world apart from the next, and the villains are all capable of going toe-to-toe with the protagonist despite being several levels above them. Every villain dares to provoke the protagonist, and most importantly, they know the difference in strength, yet they dare to fight and mock him even when they're several levels below. Their factions, each with tens of thousands of years of history, seem utterly brainless, unafraid of being wiped out.