I'm Uncle Jiu's Dad, and I Conquer the World of Zombies

Father calls his son uncle, good seniority r

Why didn't anyone help the literary talent Qiusheng Jiu Shu improve his magic power?

It's Uncle Jiu's father. He has skills and pills but his son can't strengthen them. Let's not talk about Qiu Sheng's literary talents. He's still Uncle Jiu's father. That's it, and he hasn't said anything in more than seventy chapters! Take a look!

The author's description of Uncle Jiu's character is very consistent with the original work. Anyone who has watched the zombie series will have an understanding of Uncle Jiu's character. Uncle Jiu is also a bit scheming and likes to pretend to understand. It also saves face. For example, if his apprentice cheats him and he loses a little face, Uncle Jiu will be scheming and play tricks on his apprentice afterwards, such as drinking Coffee, I have never drunk coffee at all, but I pretend to know how to drink it. It is having these shortcomings that are not shortcomings that can make zombie movies scary and funny at the same time. At least the author's description of Uncle Jiu is more in line with the character of the original work, instead of being like other fans who describe Uncle Jiu as if he is a saint.

Call your son Uncle Jiu? What the hell did you write?

Isn't this protagonist Uncle Jiu's father? Why doesn't it feel like it? Let's not talk about the skills. Can't the elixir be strengthened for him? How do you feel like ordinary friends?

You can call me Erxi, you can call me Xiaojiu, you can call me uncle, whatever the hell, you can't be a generation lower than your son if you have different opinions! You can get along with each other as equals but you can't be **, the author, your father calls you uncle, you don't feel that you should be separated, and it was more appropriate to call you father or father during the Republic of China. Even if you call me dad, you won't have repeated sounds. Girls call you dad more often. Boys basically call you dad. When girls go home, they basically call you mom and dad.

Don't tell me you're not married, I'm not here to show you how to sell meat.

Can the author change the title of the book? During the Republic of China, there were very few grassroots families who called their father dad. Aren't they all called dad? Even if there were people who called their father dad, they were basically from wealthy families, or landlords or wealthy families. The book describes how the protagonist suffers and suffers. It is more normal to call him dad. Otherwise, it would feel very inconsistent no matter how you look at the content and it says Uncle Jiu's dad.

Xiu'er, this is the first time I've seen it written like this