Review Detail of CouchPotatoDandy in Cultivating Disciples to Breakthrough

This is one of those novels where the author doesn't just focus on the MC, but also on the side characters. And I don't like it. Maybe if the other characters were interesting or something but they are honestly not. I liked how at the beginning the MC was using his system to get stronger and evolve, why would I want to read about the experience of side characters and what they are doing? So I simply skipped those chapters. Unfortunately things got worse as the MC started to receive rewards from his own system to give to his students so they can get stronger, and that's for me was the most stupidest thing. Why nerf your own MC and empower side characters???? Overall, the feeling I received from this novel is that it focuses way too much on slice of life instead of cultivation, also too much cheap comedy in my opinion.(His own disciple doesn't talk to him with respect too) And the slow pace of progress was so agonizing I literally skipped chapters just to move on with the plot.. I would say this here is someone Western trying to copy the writing style of Eastern cultivation novels and he wasn't successful at all... Honestly the only good things in this novel is the fact the world building was done excellently and logically and the grammar was without any mistakes that I could find.