The Path to Sainthood Begins with Taking in Disciples

It's really illogical. Such a good apprenticeship system was wasted. What did the author do for a living? Are such obvious details ignored? Can't the system accept an apprentice every month and add a sub-system? Are you still worried about your Qi and blood? Feeling: Does your system only accept one or two apprentices and provide them with their own care until the end of their lives?

The writing here is a bit too casual. Although it was a win, it was filled with the lives of three Grandmasters after all. Moreover, it was a colleague who had experienced life and death in the trenches. This feels like the author's writing is too special and lacks a sense of empathy. Let me ask you ~ Have you ever been a soldier? Do you know the kind of relationship built through life and death? Leave…!

Stupid D novel, bad rating

The introduction is great, but the result is haha. It was said that I would accept a disciple, but then it became possible to accept one disciple in a month. However, it took me a long time to accept two disciples, and one of them is not a human race.

I can take on one apprentice a month, but I won't take on two. What the hell are you writing about?

Main system, subsystem, then I want to ask what the protagonist is supposed to do, any cat or dog can take off.

I don't even know how to respect my teachers, so I'm just writing nonsense.

It's okay. This book is very interesting. The plot has ups and downs, and it feels like starting over.

The first apprentice was really disgusting

The apprentice doesn't look good and doesn't know how to respect his master.