My Traitorous Disciples Betrayed Me, but Their Disciples Chased After Me First

Looking at the pre-order list, almost all the books are female protagonists or transformation stories. What's the point of reading that? Male protagonist stories are practically extinct.

Disappointing... Only the last few chapters of the entire book have a brief introduction; there's not a single sweet or bitter element. It's a waste of my fire tokens and monthly passes, a squandering of my expectations and emotions.

I honestly don't know what you wrote. The beginning was okay, but what the hell is this part? The romance is weak, and the character development is utter garbage. What the hell is this romance part? The protagonist is like a saintly ruler, but he also has to be a good person. If you wrote it like that, you would have slept with your disciple long ago. It's so damn dragged out.

Chaos always happens outside of plans. Stop going crazy, be normal, and stop bullying the idiots.

The plot can't be developed by relying on idiots; it somewhat affects the character's appeal.

This part of the plot is completely baffling. [Sfem:4:326]

What is this book even about? I can't understand it at all. Can someone explain it to me?

The pacing is so slow; the plot is tedious and drags on. I've been following this book since it was first released, without ever stopping, but honestly, constantly forcing the protagonist to be a saint and doing good deeds, and the various female characters aren't well-developed, relying on occasional scenes of them going crazy to prop up the plot and keep it going, is really affecting the reading experience. I can't continue reading. That's all I have to say, goodbye.

How come nobody reads such good writing?

The plot is moving at an incredibly slow pace. The main storyline is supposed to be about getting rid of the demon and going home, but after hundreds of chapters, the author is still entangled with the disciple's disciples. It's clear the author is very eager to establish the theme, and the content is almost identical to the title… However, constantly using the demon as background/narrator isn't sustainable, especially considering there are still a lot of unresolved plot points from the past.