Jiangshi: I Leave Maoshan and Refine Corpse Immortals in Western Hunan

I would believe it if Uncle Jiu softened his heart, Shi Jian? I'll kill you in a minute, okay?

Very good subject matter! It is recommended to change the starting point! Stealing one's master has been taboo since ancient times! Or be kicked out! Or be better than the old! There is no third possibility! The reason why a unique skill is a unique skill! It's not just about practicing talent! Not teaching it easily is the fundamental reason!

The master asked you to practice basic skills, but you stole special skills and turned against you when you were found out. It was not a thing at the beginning. Is there anyone who wants to say that you should teach seriously when you become a disciple? What I want to say is, is it the person who begged you to become a disciple? Didn't you ask for help? People take you in and teach you how they want. It's the right answer not to teach you, because you want to learn, not others.

Was Shi Jian's own creation of Lightning Thunder Fist??

Based on the mythological view of the Maoshan ghost film world, the three mountains of Taoism are inhabited by people in heaven and earth. How dare you dare to rebel? If you want to ascend, you cannot avoid the three great masters in heaven, let alone the underworld. Author, you are really brave.

If you become cruel, you will even kill your son...

Even in the ordinary world, stealing from a master is a very serious matter! The lighter term is to expel the sect and swear to never enter this profession; the more severe term is to abolish the martial arts or directly kill him with a stick!!!

Shi Jian saw that the protagonist was interested, so he ran over to recognize him as his apprentice. The protagonist actually didn't mind. Shi Jian didn't teach the protagonist his skills, and he didn't give him anything to save his life. Now the protagonist always asks Shi Jian for it, and Shi Jian gives it to him, and he still hides his ability. This time, the protagonist makes Shi Shaojian feel better. Shi Jian doesn't teach the protagonist his skills, and it's the protagonist who wants it, but Shi Jian gives it to him. What are you writing? The protagonist who is capable of not dying does not mean that he is ruthless, but has the halo of the protagonist. Maoshan has such a talented disciple and no one can protect him. If I were in a hostile relationship with Maoshan, the protagonist would have died a hundred times. The head of Maoshan knows how much luck the protagonist has brought to Maoshan by accepting Taotie, and knows Shi Jian's attitude towards the protagonist, but still like this? The author is really good at writing. Both Maoshan and Shi Jian don't give anything to the protagonist. The protagonist has to take action for any ability. Shi Jian will only give it when he is satisfied. When the protagonist grows up, Maoshan and Shi Jian will be treated as ancestors and enjoy the benefits directly. There is no need to give benefits to the protagonist, and the work efficiency is very high.

I lost interest after seeing the plot of Jiumen. I feel like I haven't positioned myself well. If it were just a tomb robbing world, it would be okay to be an admiral of Jiumen, but now it's a bit low. I said earlier that I have no interest in being the leader of Maoshan, but the boss of Jiumen is interested? Isn't the first priority to practice and become an immortal? Jiumen can play very little role, so Chunchun acts as a nanny for them. Just watching and pushing, the cooperative relationship is enough, and there is no delay in going to the grave and collecting the daughter. Moreover, there is a huge difference in supernatural power between tomb robbers and Onibuki, so it is better to get closer to Onibuki. Yin Lei seems to be useless, the scene and damage are not good.

When others call you Uncle Jiu, that's an honorific. You are Shi Jian's disciple, so what do you think about calling him Uncle Jiu?