Alex was framed by his clan's elder. Then, he trained blind for a decade, reaching Golden Core peak....
Alex was framed by his clan's elder. Then, he trained blind for a decade, reaching Golden Core peak....
Alex was framed by his clan's elder. Then, he trained blind for a decade, reaching Golden Core peak....
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★★★★☆4.4·10 reviews
CalebComments
★★★☆☆·6 months ago
It is an easy watch, though The Disciple's Ascension does not stand out much.
Nora_Coffee
★★★★☆·6 months ago
Some scenes in The Disciple's Ascension are rushed, but the actors find the feeling.
NovaNoFilter
★★★★☆·6 months ago
The Disciple's Ascension has solid acting for such a fast story.
Sam_Drama
★★★★★·3 months ago
The Disciple's Ascension has a clean hook and keeps paying it off.
GraceReacts
★★★★☆·3 months ago
The Disciple's Ascension keeps the short episodes feeling complete enough.
Nora_Notes
★★★★☆·7 months ago
The acting in The Disciple's Ascension is not subtle all the time, but it is effective.
OwenOpinion
★★★★★·7 months ago
The Disciple's Ascension does not waste much time getting to the point.
Nora_Reacts
★★★★★·7 months ago
The Disciple's Ascension gets the short-drama formula and uses it well.
MaraMini
★★★★★·2 months ago
The Disciple's Ascension has that just-one-more-episode rhythm.
lateNightMeg
★★★★★·2 months ago
The Disciple's Ascension has a few shots that are better than they needed to be.
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