Who liked to read admonitions, boys or girls? Who knew that there would be a good lecture between master and disciple?

Generally speaking, the ratio of male and female readers who liked to read admonitions was not balanced. A sermon is usually seen as a warning and encouragement to the reader, so some people like it because it can resonate with the reader and make them feel warned. However, some people might not like the sermon because of personal preferences or other reasons. As for the good-looking master-disciple admonition, it depended on the reader's personal taste and preferences. Some readers might like master-disciple admonitions because they usually describe the emotional entanglements between master and disciple, as well as the mutual understanding and respect between master and disciple. Some readers might prefer pure master-disciple sermons because they usually emphasize the moral constraints and practices between master and disciple. The gender and personal preferences of the readers of the good-looking master-disciple sermon varied, and the choice had to be made according to the interests and preferences of the readers.