I, the Frail Sect Master, Became Their One True Love

Personally, I felt the plot development was inexplicable. A sect leader becomes a maid, and his disciple goes out of town—the Demon Sect is abandoned! The female leads are also strange; the plot moves too fast, with no build-up to their relationships. They were initially enemies, and the protagonist wins them over with just a little effort? Seriously, this isn't how things are supposed to be.

In summary, the writing style and subject matter are acceptable, but the plot is difficult to maintain. It's suitable for those who enjoy mindless, close-knit reading; those seeking excitement and plausibility should not consider it. The plot seems to be driven by the desire to advance the story and showcase strength without much regard for realism. While the writing style demonstrates skill, even surpassing other works in the "Pineapple Bun" series, the plot twists are incredibly difficult to execute smoothly, feeling like a hastily written product without much thought. For example, in the first chapter, when the protagonist discovers she's a woman disguised as a man and no one else knows, she surprisingly allows her disciple, who knows she will betray her, to personally change her clothes...

No, I feel like I have to throw away the 🧠 before I can properly look at this book.

The SF formula can turn 100 into 100 in one step, but it's missing something. It's fine to look at without thinking too much.

The author has transmigrated to the Land of Prisons to explore the Central Region map, and will only be able to return to update the diary after completing the main story (sad).

Lj, run

Can someone help me find this book? Please! I remember the protagonist's master lost all his cultivation, and then he had three disciples, all of whom harbored ill intentions. The protagonist helped his master, bringing him meals, and there was also someone similar to a senior sister. At first, the master didn't trust the protagonist.

The plot in the rescue chapters felt a bit contrived. The disciple seemed to have suddenly lost his mind; after rescuing the person, he wasn't in a hurry to leave, making one wonder if he had some backup plan to mock them. But then he was suddenly tied up and portrayed as an incompetent husband. The protagonist, too, didn't act like a sect leader at all, constantly kneeling and fawning. He's only weak in strength, not intelligence. At this rate, even after the protagonist recovers, he'll just be drooling over him.

That's the problem; things got really chaotic afterwards.

Why haven't you updated in the last few days?