Cultivating Disciples to Breakthrough

It's exactly what is described in the summary. First of all it's a slice of life novel, it's slow paced there's no big upwards or big plots, it's that kind of thing you read without expectations just to relax, and it's able to do it. If you're looking for action, big plots, marvelous fights, romance and other main stream stuff this is not for you, but if you are just looking for something to relax, it's is a ok pick.

If you nothing else to read then this is good. Also, the novel is slow, and as others have mentioned some of the deciples adventures are annoying.

The story is good and well writed even if is really slow still enjoyable inparticular the developement of the disciple . one particular good point is the good use of the cliche and how almost all the character have human and normal logic who can be missing in cultivation story A good read if you have nothing else

I love this novel. The Charakters are well written, and the story is good. I love the cultivation system. The main character is strong, but in his world, he is far from being too strong. I also like the way of comprehension in this story. The world building is also good. Sadly, the progress is a little bit too slow.

I rate this as decent. It's relatively fun for the first few hundred chapters, but gradually starts spending more and more time in side character POVs that drag on for dozens of chapters with minimal progress. The premise of cultivating disciples to breakthrough is also largely abandoned after a point as the MC just gets missions to investigate things instead. Minor plot holes creep in after some time, with one character's back story being rewritten, and some other elements being modified when they reappear in the story. The biggest annoyance that I have is that after a certain point every single adventure follows the exact same formula. Alert demon beasts, get chased, involve more demon beasts, survive by luck. The MC's arcs are a bit better, but we spend a couple hundred chapters watching the disciples run through that cycle on repeat and I nearly dropped it when the most recent adventure lasted over 100 chapters (10% of what's currently written) during which they collected a single f*ck*ng mushroom. Otherwise, they just ran away from things. So while I would say it's potentially worth checking out, I also wouldn't directly recommend it to anyone. The author seems to have somewhat lost the thread and the pacing is a mess as you'll hit sections where it takes five chapters for something to actually happen. If that sounds harsh for two stars, I did read more than a thousand chapters here, but the last couple arcs really soured me on the story overall.

Starts off pretty interesting, and the world-building is ok. One major problem is that the story is really slow and mc dosnt really use the system that much even after 100 or so chapters so it gets boring and thats why i am dropping it but if u like to read very slow story u can go for it

This novel is very unique and good its one of the best i have read it might be litle slow but i think its perfectly good pace its shame that there is only 900 chapters right now but yea its preatty unique and good other than that there arent any problems or bad stuff in the novel

Pretty decent story with well written characters, and no plot holes. Not sure if you would like this, but I think you should at least give it a try.

Seriously?? the title cultivates students but the content doesn't match the title, only accepts and then gives materials. . so I skipped a lot until the 100s still didn't develop how to cultivate students, Even today's students don't need him, it's still a long way off until he understands the system. The plot is too slow in my opinion so I didn't continue reading, 100s still doesn't get to the point of the title. Well, apart from that, I think it's good, but when I first saw the title, I was interested in a novel that teaches students

Starts off pretty interesting, and the world-building is ok, makes fun of tropes and stuff. One major problem is that everyone just keeps talking about your cultivation base. Like "Nascent Soul" every 15 lines and also, the plot starts getting repetitive/unbelievable after the 200+ chapters.