My Miscreant Disciples Always Want to Turn Evil

This is one of the best works I've ever read by a new author! Even someone as discerning as me can't find any fault with it. The opening immediately piqued my interest: Why did her adoptive father kill her? Why did her mother treat her this way? What was her true background? A multitude of questions compelled me to explore further and continue reading. The subsequent rebirth and time travel were exceptionally smooth, so smooth that I could hardly believe it, giving me tremendous inspiration and enlightenment! I don't know what conditions the author's editor gave, but if it were me, I would definitely give full attendance bonus or a minimum guarantee, and I would provide strong support. Because the beginning of this book is really good! As long as it updates steadily and doesn't make any mistakes later on, it will definitely be a wonderful book. The author's writing talent is truly something I envy!

Needless to say, the writing style is excellent. It's probably because this book is the type of book I like to read. Anyway, even after reading a chapter or two and then putting it down to do other things, I would still be thinking about this book. I secretly read it throughout the afternoon in the club (the immersion was really strong). I feel sorry for the female lead, and I also feel sorry for the male lead. The male lead must have had some unspeakable secret about having his heart removed in his past life. Luo Xun's background is truly tragic. How could his birth mother be so heartless? This was her own child! This mother is simply unbelievable. Luo Xun's original body was also quite pitiful. She faced decades of coldness from her master, and finally, on her wedding day, she had her heart ripped out. So tragic! In this second life, the master treats Luo Xun well, but he's not the original owner of this body. It's unbelievable and truly heartbreaking. The worst part is that the master still thinks Luo Xun is the original owner. As for Luo Xun, he must have been influenced by his master's decades of meticulous care, pampering, and indulgence. He's been so good to me for ten years straight, which has touched me. I hope they can resolve their differences and get back together eventually. Let's hope they don't end up like Donghua in "Eternal Love," who kept causing trouble for himself. Master must have liked Luo Xun in his past life, but he probably wasn't good at expressing it. Otherwise, why would they have gotten married? The heart-cutting incident was probably forced upon him; after all, Master was the savior of the world, and he had no choice but to do it for the sake of humanity. I'm very curious why he cut out Luo Xun's heart; Luo Xun wasn't some important figure in his past life. He deserves to be disliked by Luo Xun. I feel like his master will try to clear his name, but the heart-ripping incident is a fact, and even if he tries to clear his name, that incident will still create a barrier. Songya's eldest disciple is a bit of a waste. Your master is so powerful, why didn't you just use your ultimate skill to take down Zhong Miran when she first emerged? You could have even shown off in front of Mu Li. Why don't you learn from your master and have a proper relationship with your disciple?! Did your master personally teach you this? Leaving such a huge menace behind, it might mean having to gouge out my heart again. Be careful, it might even hurt Mu Lixin, then you can just cry. Wouldn't it be better to let your master have a proper romance? It's infuriating! That Mu Li, she's probably not a bad person at heart, she just likes Song Ya. She's a scheming young lady, a typical rich girl who falls in love without thinking. You're a perfectly respectable young lady from the demon realm, yet you come here to become a disciple of the immortal realm. The worst part is that you can't even beat Luo Xun. Is being called a young lady from the demon realm just a title? Why don't you look back at your master? Your master only has eyes for you. Isn't it better to love someone who loves you? Why make yourself suffer by messing with Luo Xun? You're infuriating! I feel like this book should have a happy ending, but there's a heart-wrenching part that's still unsettling. I think a bad ending would be better, since it'll be more memorable. Songya, you need to be more careful! (The above are just my personal opinions. If you don't like it, leave. Don't keep babbling on here.) Keep up the good work, author! Wishing you great success! Go back and keep watching!

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I've read a few chapters and think it's pretty good, although the writing style is a bit immature. Keep it up, you'll definitely achieve great things in the future. I've saved it.

The bright moon has come to visit. The work is ingeniously conceived and humorously written. Keep up the good work!

Let's visit each other, make friends, and grow together.

I only have ten recommendation votes left, so here are two little hearts for you.

This fantasy novel is definitely worth reading. The first chapter is very engaging. The heroine's plight is heartbreaking and piques the reader's interest in the rest of the story. Her revenge and the hero's pursuit of her are both highly anticipated. I've already added it to my favorites!

This is really well written, I'm giving it my support!

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