Apprenticed to Uncle Nine: Honor Your Master, and Master Every Spell

Putting up a flag, what it says is that it is really not that good. The first step is to say that this person is so bad, so bad, and the second step is to recruit people into the apprenticeship, and to hide his cultivation level, saying that he is afraid that Uncle Jiu will be unhappy. If the master is jealous of the apprentice's high cultivation level, then this master is not good. When I was in school, every teacher hopes that the students will get higher scores in the exam. But with the author, it is the other way around. The apprentice is too good, and the master will be jealous and unhappy for the sake of face, haha😒

Qiu Shengwencai and Qiu Shengwencai, these two guys who had little success but more than enough scandals, really didn't know what they were doing here, so they killed Ji Qi and got angry.

Jiu Shu Zombie's novels are always so sensational and inconsistent. At first it was not good at all, but then it was sensationalized to recruit a disciple. There is also a story where the protagonist recruits a disciple to take over the work alone before he has even started his apprenticeship. It can't be justified.

Having so many apprentices makes you sick Who are the apprentices I have accepted?

Recruiting disciples randomly, without testing or looking at qualifications, just accepting disciples directly. Recruiting disciples depends on their ability, not too many, and they are useless.

Looking a little confused

I don't have much accumulation of strength, I fly a little too fast, the Taoist system is not very rigorous, I accept disciples too hastily, the Tao is not taught lightly, unless I want to be a great wise master.

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The supporting characters are too annoying to write