Any novel similar to top-tier providence deserves a thumbs up to me. The mc is probably not as much of an extremist as Han Jue, as he finds it ok for disciples to go down the mountain to the outside world if need be. This is unlike Han Jue who basically tells his disciples whose clan is about to be killed to stay put and not go out. The pace isn't too bad, it's more on the faster side, mostly because the mc is getting a bit too pampered by the system by gaining all the knowledge regarding arrays, a cauldron that can refine any pill with the highest quality without fail, and spring water that can accelerate growth of spiritual plants by a hundred years. Well it's not like I find it bad or anything. The characters are a-ok, the mc does stick to his values and his disciples feel much more naturally placed than last week's trial read that also makes use of a "taking in disciples system". It's because the 2nd disciple doesn't just instantly beat the 1st disciple mc got because of a different in quality, so it doesn't feel like the past disciples will be expendable and left behind. World background is alright, can't really comment about it on a 20chapter novel really
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i liked "invincible uncle-grandmaster" novel, MC doesn't disappoint as time goes on, one of the few novels i finished (with mtl) :D
I remember getting so shocked when that novel finished so qquickly, at least we had some side stories to compensate for that sadness tho Cheers fellow reader of that amazing comfort read
GrandpaPeng:i liked "invincible uncle-grandmaster" novel, MC doesn't disappoint as time goes on, one of the few novels i finished (with mtl) :D
