A Republican-Era Trader with an Taoist Priest Named Uncle Jiu

Okay, all the people from the other world have been sorted out? Sure. When writing about double wear, you either make money on both sides, or you make money and practice in another world and enjoy life in reality. This is what you wrote in your profile. Then what did you write? Fighting injustice and lamenting people's livelihood in another world? In reality, you are just being cautious, but you still want to destroy all the time-travelers? One word, dao.

I understand why so many people say you are off topic. It's not that the real world cannot be written, but since the protagonist is relatively weak in the zombie world, he cannot remain in that situation in the real world. In this kind of double-travel novel, the protagonist must be given a safe place as an escape route. Moreover, the protagonist seems a bit aggrieved in the real world, focusing on being forced by a woman to go on a blind date. No one will like this plot. Just treat the reality as if it were a story about the gods and heroes. Show off occasionally, just show off and don't slap in the face. Don't have villains. It's best to have people who are close to the protagonist.

If you don't worship Uncle Jiu, you have to worship Shi Jian, and I'm not afraid of turning you into a zombie.

Is a little thief worthy of being called a master? Do you have my magnanimity? Do you have my mind? Do you have what I should have? Damn, I feel so ex when I see this

Was Shi Jian really wrong? Is Uncle Jiu really right? Shi Shaojian, that bastard, is just protecting his own bloodline. If it weren't for those two bastards, they wouldn't have become mortal enemies, okay?

There is an alien from another world who secretly shoots a sun bow. He just wants to return to his hometown and has a grudge against the United States. In the end, you have to find the opposite. It's like the protagonist has a grudge for killing his father and taking his wife, and you just go up and kill him? Is there something wrong with this protagonist? The other party's strength was like torturing him, so where could he be cautious? Just for a so-called Uncle Lin? Risking your own life to do it?

Fuck, after reading more than 530 chapters, the protagonists have traveled through the Yangshen to become martial arts immortals and ghost immortals. In the Republic of China, you have to fight a few Nanyang elders without using your hands and feet. You can defeat the God King who is thousands of miles away! Why are you so afraid of the Western Church? You can just tear apart space and fly over Europe. With one hand, you can slap it thousands of miles away and directly destroy the surface of Europe. It's really uncomfortable to read more than 530 chapters.

The author first said that one ocean is equal to 800 yuan, and then built a house in a poor mountain village where everyone is starving to death, and one person can earn three oceans a day. The village chief also agreed directly and didn't think there was any problem with the wages?_?? Isn't this salary outrageous? He kept shouting to keep a low profile because he was afraid that no one would know how much money he had. Now, who would build a house in the village for $2,400 a day and not be scolded?

Why do you want to become a disciple of Shi Jian? Can't Uncle Jiu do it?

The people in this country are still thousands of miles away from the immortal capital. The foreigners are almost becoming immortals. You write a hammer, and the more you write, the worse it gets.