(Lots of role reversals + lots of forced love + humiliation + weak protagonist early on + an unstoppable female protagonist!)
"Gentle teachers don't raise dutiful students.", Bai Lian
Bai Lian taught at her sect for fifteen years, only to be framed by a demonic sect spy and lose all her cultivation.
Her former disciples show up in the Enforcement Hall. Not only do they refuse to help, they even beg the elders to give her to them as their ##.
What's more, the messy entanglements she has gotten herself into and the misunderstandings she has yet to clear up have all become problems she can barely handle.
Luckily, she has a System. If she teaches ten students who reach the Great Emperor realm, she can become the Heavenly Dao. As long as she keeps teaching, she'll soar to the top.
But before that, they are going to thoroughly explore my body!
"If you keep this up, I'm going to fall apart!"
What's the point of such a moronic riddle-solving person other than self-gratification? I've never seen such a brain-dead plot.
The male lead is also a brainless dinner character. You know, these days readers aren't afraid of weak male leads, they're annoyed by these brainless ones. He gets framed and doesn't even know who did it, relying on the system to identify him.
The author has made it so clear, so I'm going to start criticizing. The male lead is a complete enigma to his entire family. Things that could be explained in a single sentence are deliberately kept secret, with him playing the victim and then blaming others. What kind of background does he have?
I am a historian, this is history.
It's clear that writing is a talent.
I am a historical perspective, this is history.
The subject matter is fantastic, but the writing is terrible; it completely fails to live up to such an interesting idea.
Most chapters are meaningless and repetitive. The romance between the eldest disciple and the male protagonist is like a drawn-out, tedious battle in Jujutsu Kaisen, with no progress whatsoever. It's clear the author wanted to narrate the story simultaneously but didn't know where to place the romance.
Speechless. Why is the protagonist of this story just like those in female-oriented novels? They wouldn't say something that could be explained in a few words.
Like most stories about regretting pursuing one's husband, this one is terrible. This has little to do with the author; it just means that stories about pursuing one's husband aren't suitable for male-oriented fiction. These stories are inherently brainless, illogical, and idiotic. All the protagonist's efforts are ultimately rendered useless by a single word from the antagonist. The antagonist can shatter all the protagonist's sacrifices and seemingly unbreakable relationship with just a few words. It just makes you wonder, who is the protagonist anyway? I couldn't even finish the first few chapters.