Zombies: Reject Uncle Nine at the Beginning

I talked openly about it, whether it was the fighting scenes in the book or the trivial matters about the master and apprentice in the book. All very well written. But one thing is that you wrote Jiu Shu in a too old-fashioned way. We have all seen the movie and know what happened between Qiu Sheng and Dong Xiaoyu. Uncle Jiu knew that humans and ghosts have different paths, but he still let Dong Xiaoyu go. It can be seen from this that Uncle Jiu is not particularly rigid, but rather tolerant. In this book, Uncle Jiu gives us the image of someone who wants to follow the rules. And Uncle Jiu is also very stable. I haven't seen this in the book yet. Generally speaking, there are good things and bad things. This book is still good. It's just that some of the characters have slight flaws. So I only give 4 stars.

The only drawback is that the protagonist improves too slowly, and the system rewards so many things. The protagonist is promoted to Anjin when he is eight to eighteen years old. Later, the protagonist also gets rewards and even some innate marrow-cleansing pills and the like. Innately, the protagonist is two levels higher. Those pills, even if they are marrow-cleansing pills and the like, can improve his level. Those elixirs didn't give me a clear feeling, so I speeded up my practice and rewarded elixirs frequently. Even if so many elixirs were stacked, I could still produce personalized energy. The author suppressed the protagonist all the time. I guess it is impossible for the protagonist to break through the realm without the celestial and human skills before he has collected the thirty-two acquired skills. The elixir gave me the feeling that it was just like an ordinary drug and the effect was not very obvious. It was obviously not very powerful in the early stage, so the improvement of the elixir should be obvious. But the author simply suppresses the protagonist all the time, and does not explain that the protagonist is in the low, medium, and high stages of dark power, and then keeps suppressing without breaking through, and keeps playing.

The same goes for the protagonist, the one whose master is in love and can't get married the most, but he likes her master. Drunk.

Give me a suggestion. The protagonist should not be with Ren Tingting. It has nothing to do with it. I have seen too many similar ones and I feel speechless. I hate this kind of plot. What do the four protagonists have to do with each other? What does Ren Tingting do? To be honest, if this plot is just a transition, it is understandable that since the plot of the Ren family's grave relocation has passed, let's just move forward and avoid Ren Tingting's appearance again. Plot, because it's not necessary.

Damn, how many times a day do you update? Looking forward to more updates.

When you were in Luodu, didn't you kill people without destroying their bodies? Ah, is this really stupid? Author, I really admire you

Uncle Jiu and Junior Sister are ugly in the drama, but not bad outside the drama😄

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The system just doesn't allow you to take Uncle Jiu as your disciple. The protagonist can immediately recognize Uncle Jiu as your father. In a matter of minutes, I will have a double break from martial arts. How about having an affair with some old woman?