Why Do All My Disciples Want to Conquer Me?

Because we're about to enter the next climax of the story, the plot is currently being carefully conceived, so updates have been a bit slow lately. I'll try to resume normal updates by tomorrow. Thank you for your support.

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To be honest, why is the Demon Lord so narrow-minded? And not only that, his interactions with his reincarnated disciple are sometimes absurd. It's like an ordinary young man facing a rich young lady? Who's the protagonist?! It's the Demon Lord! How come his strength, charisma, aura, and even his intelligence are all gone after reincarnation? After reading dozens of chapters, the Demon Lord's reincarnation has turned into a mundane urban novel about dealing with family matters, just wrapped in the guise of Mo Guan.

Book recommendation material, tagged: [Fantasy, Crossdressing, Master-Disciple]

Is this a failed project?

I've followed this book three times and read it three times. I really like it; some of the novel settings gave me a refreshing feeling. However, some flaws became increasingly apparent as I read on. Here's a brief review to share my understanding of the book. (These are just my personal opinions; feel free to disagree or share your own views.) This book is an urban fantasy novel, interspersed with monster-slaying and leveling up, lighthearted daily life, and a touch of showing off and face-slapping. It follows the protagonist's daily life as he collects faith points, searches for a disciple, and experiences being pushed around by his disciple, only to then try to retaliate. The author has also stated that the story aims for a light and enjoyable tone, and the male protagonist is also...

The power levels of Su Yue and her three currently introduced disciples are not explicitly described, making their interactions seem illogical. Su Yue is currently the strongest across the three "Seven Sins Modes," but her power level is not clearly defined. In China, the highest power level is Grade A, Level 1. However, there are variations within Grade A, Level 1, so this list likely doesn't cover everything. Wrath initially appears weak against Su Yue, but his power gradually increases after several fusions, reaching Grade B in the middle of the story before disappearing further. Desire, initially without a power level description, is only known to have killed many ability users and is evenly matched with Wrath...

We all know that the average quality of novels on the Pineapple Bun app isn't high; I can't even read 100 chapters of many, their quality is truly worrying. Of course, there are some commendable works, and this book is one of them. This isn't the best work I've read on Pineapple Bun, but it's the first time I've written a long review for it. Why? Because I think this book has great potential. This book is a time-travel, slice-of-life, urban, harem novel, with plenty of battles and villains. It's obvious these villains will lose to the protagonist, easily and effortlessly. But there's one exception. It is the final...

This is one of the few light novels I've managed to read on this app so far. Ignoring the demon king setting, it's readable. The concept of seven girls (disciples) each possessing seven-tenths of the user's power is quite novel; each has different abilities, but they seem a bit overpowered. While there are a few flaws, they are largely negligible. When reading light novels, don't overthink it, or you'll find that none of them are truly readable. Overall, this book isn't some nonsensical nonsense; it's a decent light novel.