Taking Uncle Jiu into Dungeons to Slaughter Our Way Through the Seven-Star Lu Palace!

Robbing tombs seems to be detrimental to one's moral character. Most Taoists would not touch it. It seems even less likely for Uncle Jiu, right?

Don't be like the other two books about "Gone with the Wind" and "Zombies" that have just passed through the millennium. One is about Shushan, and the other is about Zombie. The protagonist is not even a trash fish. It's interesting to write.

Let's do thirty chapters, otherwise it won't be enough.

Does the Taoist sect have the Great Sun Tathagata?

Bring a copy of Uncle Jiu. There was also one before this one, also called Qixing Lu Wang, then Nu Qing Xiangxi, then A Chinese Ghost Story, and then Dead Date.

I feel that Qiu Shengwen is the real cheater. If I really want to lead him, I must at least give him a growing experience, otherwise I will feel awkward writing about it. This is a suggestion

After reading a few chapters, Uncle Jiu is a little tsundere, but I don't see any tsundere here, and his character is almost boring.

I have always had a question about who is more powerful between zombies and vampires at the same level.

Good guy, the author is really good at playing. There is no charge for Chapter 55, but you are really good at charging for Chapter 54.

Come on, author, please update more, it's not enough.