Every Day, I Have to Watch Out for My Rebellious Disciples Trying to Kill Their Master

The author's plots are always excellent, and the characters are very original. However, I'm not sure if it's due to a weaker grasp of the plot, but the books tend to fall apart towards the end. Nevertheless, there's been significant improvement, especially in the development of the main character (though I have to criticize, please make sure the main character doesn't swear too much). Also, the hidden appearance trope is quite uncomfortable; I hope it can be gradually removed later, or at least that the opportunities for the character to appear on screen be increased. As a reader, my conclusion is: this book has a promising future.

This is a complete disaster; it's totally a pornographic ending.

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I read about a hundred chapters. The beginning was quite interesting, but after reading for a while, I realized that it's just a terrible work that uses the excuse of "this is an unreasonable and garbage setting from the original novel" to write "the same brain-dead plot as the original novel." If they don't come up with a way to pull the story out of the brain-dead plot, it's no different from the original novel that you despise.

With system limitations and the influence of the original owner's personality, isn't this protagonist just a puppet who can't do anything?

Opinions on this book are mixed, but I think it's fundamentally very well written. First, I think the portrayal of Song Jiang is excellent. It completely breaks away from the previous style where Song Jiang was always obedient to Tang Sanzang. Tang Sanzang is also no longer portrayed as constantly nagging Lin Daiyu and neglecting his duties. Even the scene where Xiahou Dun fights Xu Sanduo is very well done. It completely subverts the image of Xu Sanduo as a treacherous villain in our minds. Furthermore, Xiahou Dun doesn't develop feelings for Hua Qiangu from the beginning, as stated in the original novel. Instead, their relationship only sparks after Mei Changsu's change of heart. This plot logic...

For someone like me with certain refined tastes and peculiar preferences, this book is very enjoyable. It's not about how excellent the writing is or how beautiful the language is; it's simply a pleasure to read. While not overly explicit, it still conveys the possessiveness of a disciple towards his master. The only downside is the author's incredibly slow update speed; I wish the author would become a word-writing machine. *Aba aba aba* (just filling up space) *Aba aba aba*

This is the first time I've seen something like this. Forget it, I'm not watching anymore. The eldest disciple is utterly repulsive, and the protagonist... I don't even want to talk about it.

First, I can't deny that the first few chapters were indeed captivating and drew the reader's attention. This kind of theme is still relatively rare. However, the later content gradually lost its original unique and satisfying feel. Romantic entanglements are fine, but not mindless ones. It's important to distinguish between primary and secondary elements; after all, not everyone likes this kind of thing. I prefer a story of unyielding defiance against fate, but the current author's premise is that the entanglement is for the female lead, which I think is completely unnecessary. Emotional shifts should be natural. The later content is the biggest flaw. I suggest that the later content avoids any more deliberate, free-for-all moments; it's disgusting. Approach it with a calm mind...

Is it 's' or 'g'?