Nobody Truly Think Master is a Mortal, Right?

My Thoughts on Nobody Truly Think Master is a Mortal, Right?

"Nobody Truly Think Master is a Mortal, Right?" is a web novel that initially hooked me with its premise of a seemingly ordinary master trying to cultivate useless disciples, only to have them become overpowered prodigies. The blend of xuanhuan, comedy, and misunderstandings promised a fun and lighthearted read. However, my experience, like that of other readers, was a bit of a rollercoaster.

First Impressions

The early chapters are genuinely entertaining. The core concept – a master with a system designed to create weak disciples unintentionally creating powerhouses – is ripe with comedic potential. The interactions between Chu Yuan and his disciples, especially the initial misunderstandings about his "methods," kept me engaged. I appreciated the focus on the disciples' development and the familial bonds forming within the sect. It felt like a refreshing change from the typical arrogant MC cultivation novel.

What Works Well

The novel shines when it focuses on the dynamics between the disciples and their slow burn into becoming these overpowered entities. The initial premise is also quite strong, with the master’s obliviousness contrasting sharply with the disciples' growing strength. I found myself enjoying the early stages of sect development, especially how Chu Yuan's seemingly random actions were interpreted as profound guidance.

Areas of Concern

Unfortunately, the novel seems to stumble as it progresses. A common complaint is the shift in the later chapters, particularly regarding the protagonist's character. Some readers felt that Chu Yuan's initial charm fades, replaced by a less likable and even morally questionable character. The introduction of more complex mythologies and a shift in focus away from the core master-disciple relationships also seems to detract from the earlier appeal.

Final Verdict

"Nobody Truly Think Master is a Mortal, Right?" has a strong start and a unique premise that initially captivated me. However, the later plot developments and character shifts ultimately detracted from my enjoyment. While the early chapters offer a fun and lighthearted read, the overall experience is somewhat uneven. It's a novel with potential, but one that might not fully deliver on its initial promise.