The Ninth Uncle's Senior Disciple

Of all the fanfiction I've read about Uncle Nine, there are countless works with higher ratings and greater popularity than yours. Perhaps my limited education prevents me from fully grasping the appeal of invincible protagonists, systems, mindless wish-fulfillment stories, and commercialized writing styles. I'm honored to have read your debut work.

I simply like the novel recommended by Uncle Nine. It doesn't have a protagonist who travels back in time and becomes incredibly powerful, changing the course of the world. No system, no harem – I really love it!! The author has done a great job of arranging the connections between each film logically; I really love his penchant for logic.

I have to admire the author's imagination; some of the plot points are truly impressive. The fact that cultivators have cold hearts is something almost no author writes, but I wholeheartedly agree that it's true.

New authors deserve support. The work is decent and commendable. The initial story was quite original, but from the second chapter onwards, it basically follows the original novel and TV series, adding some of the author's own interpretations to make the plot more coherent. Otherwise, it's almost unchanged.

Although it borrows some elements from Hong Kong films, the plot is indeed a bit different and quite smooth to watch. The storyline is also reasonable, and the subject matter is very novel. 5 Stars!

I almost gave up on the book after seeing the plot involving the One-Eyebrowed Taoist, but I'll still give it four stars to support the new author. If we only consider the author's portrayal of the Nine Uncle's world, the book's quality isn't low; in fact, if I were to travel into the movie myself, I'd probably be about the same as Changshou.

Traditional fine writing style That alone deserves praise. The rating is so low, it's probably because the later parts weren't handled well. However, given the abundance of assembly-line style writing garbage on Tomato (a Chinese online literature platform), it's still quite pleasant to occasionally come across a book written in this normal style.

Unlike many current "feel-good" novels, this book leans more towards older writing styles, which is why it's been largely ignored. However, the content and plot are excellent. The quality of an author's work depends on two aspects: plot and character development. This book features well-defined characters, and the author demonstrates their own understanding of the plot; overall, it's quite good.

This book is really good, very realistic. I've read several books about Uncle Nine, but this is the only one I've kept on my bookshelf and am following. I strongly support the author and hope they continue updating. I really love the main character and Uncle Nine! 😘😘😘

Wow, that's amazing! So many details connect, it even brings up movies I've seen before. It's really good. The protagonist doesn't have any overly exaggerated superpowers, and Uncle Ying (Ying Shu) is so handsome! 😄😄😄 As I watched further, I thought it was awesome, and the innovative characters were great too. I even want to be an extra! 😂