Peerless Immortal Ascension

Is the author making a conclusion for Lu Xiaotian? This paragraph seems to me to be a death sentence.

I didn't feel the suddenness of the danger.

I don't know what others think, but I didn't feel the process of going to the back mountain.

Are there too many silver beans? The pay of a handyman is comparable to that of a regular worker.

The author reads it himself, what is "... Xiang stood not far in front, waving to Shi Qingshan,"

Lu Xiaotian has been bullied

I believe readers of online articles will know what the torture hall is for at a glance. Is it reasonable? Let's not talk about whether the execution hall is suitable for disciples. If Shi Qingshan is Lu Xiaotian's good friend, how can the punishment hall be used to suppress a handyman?

Does the author of this paragraph want to express Shi Qingshan's hatred for Lu Xiaotian? If the author were in charge, how would you feel about Shi Qingshan's words and expression? What will you do in the future?

This paragraph is the author's own excuse for the author's previous words. If Lu Xiaotian was familiar with people and sophistication, why would he be scolded by the manager? Just because of a glance? Then what was Lu Xiaotian doing before?

What do you want to express in this paragraph? The protagonist's personality? A cowardly personality? To excuse someone who treats you badly? Lu Xiaotian could either be tactful and get along with the manager, or he could use Shi Qingshan's relationship to establish himself as a handyman early on. This is human nature. And was it the first day that Shi Qingshan and Lu Xiaotian entered the sect? Others don't know about their relationship? None of what happened was logical.