My Master Knows It All

my feeling for this novel is rather subtle. plot progression was good. but somehow it can't escape from typical stereotype competitions and betting to get resource and mc will always need to consume enormous resources, forcing the plot to develop conflict type of thing. though for this one, the conflict was rather subtle since they are on the same side, same sect, or same country. it's not a bad story, rather it felt to cliche with too much emphasize on competition? at least for the first 200 chapter is like that. and in the beginning he pretty much have the knowledge to become a teacher and master to his disciple. but eventually he degenerated into relying on his disciples hardwork to gain skill without effort on his part?? well its not like he explicitly exploit his disciple since he is a caring master but if we view it objectively, his skills in all arts and magic skills and whatnot came from others hardwork, particularly his disciples. so...its hard to rate this novel with high score since there's no particular appealing factor of the novel. but nonetheless it is a decent book with good actions and occasional heroic feat.