My Master Disconnected Yet Again

I finished one of the authors other novels, "My disciple died yet again" And I'm currently reading, "Cultivating Disciples to Breakthrough" I don't like stopping halfway through a story unless I've reached the end of the current chapters, as that leads to a higher chance of being spoiled. Anyways, I've bumped this to the top of the list, and I'll be adding their third novel to my list as well.

Just finished reading this. It's a good story that's worth the time to read. The protagonist is basically the strongest character in the multiverse (and the two other main characters soon join her), so the focus of the character arcs are centered around the relationships between the main characters and the world around them. Things stay pretty lighthearted but there are occasional hints of darker themes, but it doesn't ever get edgy or grimderp. Also avoids the common pitfall of getting boring/tedious that most stories around this length often have, I basically binged through this over two and a half days.

Does he really have master?

This would be actually interesting if the MC, "Shen Ying", had any sort of development in the knowledge department. Despite 100 chapters in, I seriously cannot go even more brain dead than physically human possible to accommodate this novel anymore. Only if you are willing to use a single brain cell that has been destroyed 120% past its functional use will you continue reading this story while you enjoy it.

Its so hilarious :'v Even though the plot is so so, the comedy seems to make up the lost.