I Fabricated the Techniques, but my disciple really mastered them?

This reminds me of "You're just making up the exercises, my disciple, have you really mastered them?" -

"I Fabricated the Techniques, but My Disciple Really Mastered Them?" is a captivating title that intriguingly invites readers to ponder the dynamics of knowledge transfer and personal growth. The novel likely explores the intricate relationship between a mentor and their protégé, as the protagonist, the master, narrates their journey of crafting skills and witnessing their disciple's exceptional evolution.

The story might delve into the theme of apprenticeship, where the master initially takes pride in their own ingenuity, believing they've created the perfect techniques. However, as the narrative unfolds, it becomes evident that true mastery lies not in the invention itself, but in the ability to apply and adapt those teachings to one's unique circumstances. The disciple's success might challenge the master's assumptions, forcing them to reassess their role as a teacher and learn from their student's progress.

Throughout the book, the reader may witness a transformation, both in the disciple's character and the master's understanding of teaching. It could be a heartwarming tale of self-discovery and humility, with valuable lessons about the power of dedication, practice, and the organic learning process. The novel would likely captivate readers with its exploration of the human capacity for growth and the transformative nature of mentorship, leaving readers reflecting on their own paths of learning and development.

This captivating excerpt left me intrigued. The author's humility in acknowledging their own invention paves the way for an unexpected twist – the disciple's profound mastery. It invites readers to delve into a world where knowledge transcends and the bond between mentor and student becomes a compelling narrative thread. The skillful interplay of self-deprecation and admiration for the protagonist's growth keeps the pages turning, promising a thought-provoking journey.

Turned out to be just another generic novel. Don't waste your time. Only dull, boring, monotonous, repetitive text. There are no plot, no conflict, no development. MC is extremely overpowered, his disciples are extremely overpowered. All storytelling is about MC spouting some vague random nonsense, his disciples will make breakthroughs, MC will get a rise in level, repeat million of times. Nothing else.

very good, It's rare to find a book like this, raw please

it's quite good. different from the mc being powerful but doesn't know. here he isnt powerful.
Raw????

this should be much better if the author released at least 20 chapters per day . I know it's impossible but who knows

So. It’s a good story, I like the system and the writing keeps me excited and engaged. The fights are excruciating like some cultivation fights were  the character grandstand for the entire fight. It’s some high passes action, I live it.
HOWEVER, the characters are the bad guys. The only difference between them and the people they kill is the people they kill are the bad guys. That’s the only difference. They manipulated, extort, and generally have no empathy for anyone else around them. The author has successfully made extremely unlikable characters.
The sad part is that it was great, apart from almost any scene with a king involved, before they went to the inner area.

I will update this if it gets better but I don’t hold much hope, really disappointing for such a good premise.

After 135 chapters.
Very fun and relaxing to read, made myself laugh many times while reading. I would say the world is easy to imagine and envision and story is overpowered with fun elements, looking forward to more.