Get Lost! I Don’t Have a Traitorous Disciple Like You

Xue Chong is one of the top experts on the Slaughter Board rankings and possesses sharp gaming skills. Feared by all, he is seen as an inviolable and unapproachable person. However, no one knew that Xue Chong had accepted a cute and adorable female disciple when he first started playing online games. Yet, just as his feelings were gradually growing, Xue Chong discovered that his disciple was unexpectedly a man! Henceforth, Xue Chong was assailed by a psychological shadow. Many years later, they met again. The meng disciple from back then had transformed, becoming a top-ranked player on the PK leaderboard and the #1 most attractive and wealthy great God. Wang Chuan: Master, master ~\\(≧▽≦)/~ This disciple missed you ~ Xue Chong: Get lost.

Original Publisher

jjwxc

Original Language

chinese

Type

Web Novel

## My Thoughts on Get Lost! I Don’t Have a Traitorous Disciple Like You This novel, "Get Lost! I Don’t Have a Traitorous Disciple Like You," certainly left me with a lot to unpack. The blend of e-sports, romance, and drama created a unique reading experience, but not without its bumps along the road. While I found elements to enjoy, some aspects definitely gave me pause. ### First Impressions Initially, I was drawn in by the premise of a cold, seemingly unfeeling protagonist and a devoted, almost obsessive male lead within an MMORPG setting. The idea of exploring their relationship amidst game quests and guild dynamics was appealing. However, as I delved deeper, I began to see some cracks in the foundation. ### What Works Well I did appreciate the immersive game world the author created. It's the kind of setting that allows for all sorts of interactions, both playful and serious. The side characters, particularly the ML's guild members, added a layer of levity and camaraderie that I found enjoyable. I also think the author did a decent job of portraying the virtual world. ### Areas of Concern My main issue lies with the portrayal of the main characters and their relationship. The MC's past trauma felt somewhat superficially explored, and the solutions offered to him seemed overly simplistic, almost to the point of being unrealistic. The ML's actions, while perhaps intended to be romantic, often crossed the line into being forceful and even stalker-ish. I found myself questioning the healthiness of their dynamic, especially given the MC's discomfort and the ML's persistent pursuit. It felt like the author was trying to force the romance instead of letting it develop naturally. ### ⚠️ Spoiler Warning Some readers have pointed out specific instances where the ML's behavior is particularly problematic, such as kissing the MC without consent and disregarding his boundaries. Others have noted the abrupt time skip towards the end, which felt jarring and unresolved. ### Final Verdict Overall, "Get Lost! I Don’t Have a Traitorous Disciple Like You" is a mixed bag. While the gaming elements and some of the side characters offer moments of enjoyment, the problematic relationship dynamics and shallow character development ultimately detract from the overall experience. If you're looking for a lighthearted, fluffy romance, this might not be the right choice. However, if you're willing to overlook these issues and enjoy the e-sports setting, you might find something to appreciate. For me, it's a 3 out of 5 stars.