Why Do My Disciples Always Look at Me So Strangely?
为何徒儿们看我的眼神总不对劲
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- Completed
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- 1.3M Words
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- Ancient Style
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- 4y ago
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I'm curious whether the male protagonist will have his own real combat skills by the end of this book.
If I could update at even half your speed, I'd be laughing in my sleep.
Good heavens, how much resentment does the author harbor towards the heavens? The protagonist's disciples are either devouring the heavens or slaying them.
The supporting characters suffer from logical inconsistencies and retconning, and their roles are merely to serve the plot.
The premise of 10,000 years in the future is quite interesting, but in the novel so far (over a hundred chapters), it hasn't been particularly groundbreaking and has instead led to a host of logical inconsistencies. Even changing the setting to a world without spiritual power from the male protagonist's perspective would be more reasonable and fitting. The supporting characters are truly brainless; Hong Su, the Hu family, and the Eighth Master are all utterly brainless. (Spoilers ahead.) Hong Su is extremely annoying from her very first appearance. She promised to take care of someone's daughter, then abandoned her in someone else's home and went off to enjoy herself. Then she promised to take care of her for three years, guaranteeing them wealth and luxury, but when the daughter finally returned, she broke her promise...
Has the story reached the part about descending the mountain yet? I've read other books where the plot gets quite padded after that, and I hope this one won't be like that.
I'm thinking of changing careers, so I'm here to learn.
Volume 2 was truly a disaster. How could the well-developed characters of Mu Jinhe and Mu Qianluo be written like this? Judging from the third volume, they probably won't return to the Great Xia Dynasty by the end of the third volume. Author, please give me a straight answer! Whether Mu Qianluo will still accept Wu Niu or not is one thing, but I feel your definition of "accepting everyone" is different from what I expected.
Are you trying to defy fate?!
This book is immediately captivating, a truly excellent read. The plot twists and turns, with a surface narrative as graceful and poetic as a painting, while beneath the surface lies a turbulent and fierce struggle. The intensity of the events is rarely seen, showcasing the author's skill and quick wit!
It's fair to say that some details weren't handled well; it's not river-like and feels a bit like a homebody's stuff.