Learning Taoist Arts in Horror Movies
我在恐怖电影里学道术
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 388k Words
- Genre
- Mystery
- Subgenre
- Mystery High-Concept
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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174Chapters
153Reads · 30 days
228kReads · all time
6.7Score
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I quite like it. I admire and respect the protagonist, Uncle Nine. Although he also uses others, the protagonist doesn't engage in the kind of "biting the hand that feeds him" behavior (I don't mean to belittle other works, I just prefer this kind of setting). The protagonist is like a normal person, but braver than the average person.
The concept of "five deficiencies and three lacks" is something an author came up with while writing a book; it's not a concept found in proper Taoist practice. The author may have had these ideas. However, as a legitimate disciple of Maoshan, Uncle Nine would not experience the "five deficiencies and three lacks."
This is a truly thrilling adventure novel, unlike other stories where the protagonist is either chasing girls or so arrogant that they think they can't stand up to anyone else.
I think it looks great.
I'd give it a five-star recommendation.
Brother, you only update once a day, and it's always late at night. That won't do. Forget it, a chapter is only a thousand words long, and it's gone in just a few sentences, mostly filler. They only update one chapter a day, I'm losing patience. Sometimes it's only one chapter a week, what's the point of reading?
It's been so long since I've found something this good [I've learned something new]. It's always so hard to find an Uncle Nine film that doesn't look bad.
It's alright, author. Don't pay attention to those "know-it-alls." They think they know everything, yet they're always begging the "natives'" approval. If they were actually transported there, they would have nipped the zombies in the bud.
It's good, quite nice overall. It's not the kind of mindless, overly satisfying story; it's written in a more slice-of-life style, like a gentle, flowing stream. ❤️❤️❤️❤️👍👍👍👍👍👍
I personally really like this kind of subject matter. The character of Uncle Nine in the story is humorous and witty, which is quite appealing to me. I'm a big fan of Uncle Nine, and I think this book deserves this praise. I think it's great! I hope the author updates it faster; this book deserves an even higher rating! 💕💕💕