Jiangshi: Taking Uncle Jiu on a Dungeon Run, Leaving the Qilin Stunned

It's quite creative to open a dungeon and take Uncle Jiu with you. If the author wants to write well, he can get more dungeons. Level 1 may be easier for Uncle Jiu, for novices. But after reaching the second level, you can add a few more copies, and there is a process of becoming stronger. Don't go to low-level dungeons before, and then suddenly go to a high-level dungeon like the Great Desolation, that would be boring. In addition, I think the additional rewards can be a little more. After all, Uncle Jiu contributes more in the early stage, and I still want to see Uncle Jiu become stronger hahaha. It won't be long before I even have the capital to play a dungeon with the protagonist.

Changle of the Tang Dynasty, Ren Tingting of the Zombie World is ridden by thousands of people

Everything else is easy to say, except that you have been taking Uncle Jiu to rob tombs. Are you sure that Uncle Jiu will be happy with his character?

Uncle Jiu is known as the Saint Master of the Ten Thousand Worlds, but none of the disciples he taught went back to see the master, let alone help him. Each saint, immortal emperor, and how awesome they were, none of them reciprocated. I like this novel very much, at least I did not abandon Uncle Jiu, and took Uncle Jiu to practice with me. I would like to call you the most filial disciple in the world~

When a descendant of Maoshan goes out for a walk, will others introduce him or herself as a descendant of the Celestial Master of Mount Longhu?

The rice dumplings that good guy robs tombs are always at the millennium level. Uncle Jiu can't stand it (squinting smile)

Can Uncle Jiu really know how to fight upside down? This is damaging to one's moral character.

No plot synopsis? It feels like there is no connection between the past and the future wherever I think of it. Also, the author, don't you accept girls in the time-travel dungeon? Everyone has their favorite characters when reading novels. In fact, I feel that the setting is a bit unreasonable. The protagonist can go to other worlds, so why not form his own force? With more people and strength, he can rely on Maoshan to form his own troops, select capable ones, cultivate them, and gradually become more powerful and push them cautiously. This is the mainstream! Although the system has various rewards, you can collect more resources if you have your own power. Think about ruling the ordinary world first and then working backwards to rule the fantasy world to form a specialized department of technology and immortal cultivation. Wouldn't it be nice to enchant bullets and cannonballs?

? Zombie zombies are not the same species as other zombies.

It feels like I'm just following a plot