
Uncle Jiu, Even the Marshal’s Son Must Cultivate the Dao
九叔,大帅的儿子也得修道
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- Completed
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- 916k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
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- Fantasy High-Concept
- Updated
- 2y ago
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Explore more →Novels Set in the Republic of China Era
Paranormal Revival: Controlling Ghosts to Fight Ghosts
Preferably, the protagonist can use ghost powers while remaining in human form.
Uncle Jiu Series, Plus High-Quality Taoist Priests and Celestial Masters...
The characters should have intelligence, follow the righteous path, or at least what they themselves consider the righteous path. Nothing too dark, but not overly saintly either.
Martial Arts Training in Republican-Era China, Possibly with a Cheat
Set in the Republican era. It could also be in Uncle Jiu’s world. The protagonist learns martial arts, and can have a cheat System or something like that.
Traditional Taoist Stories Featuring Zhengyi and Quanzhen Orders and Their Rank Systems
Transmigrators Must Rebel, Whether in Chaotic Times or Times of Peace
Otherwise, you're just a dog. No matter how great your achievements or how high you rise, they can kill you whenever they want. Just look at Bai Qi in the Qin dynasty, Han Xin in the Han dynasty, and Yue Fei in the Song dynasty. That's why anyone who transmigrates has to rebel.
Republican-Era Stories With an Overpowered Protagonist
Set in the Republican era or the 1960s or 1970s, with the protagonist having a major cheat ability.
Novels About Summoning Gods With Edicts, Incantations, Daoist Mantras, and Taoist Priests
A Zombie World That Continues into Modern-Day Hong Kong
Looking for Books About Occult Arts, Corpse Refining, Ghost Raising, Insect and Gu Poison, and Unorthodox Paths
Looking for books like *Cultivation: Starting with Corpse Refining*. I want a specialized art like the Hum and Ha Generals' techniques, but one the protagonist can train in alongside other skills. They could raise ghosts, control insects, refine corpses, or practice unorthodox arts.
Ghost-Hunting Novels Set Across the Hong Kong Movie Universe
Hong Kong crime dramas with ghost-hunting.
Any Stories Featuring Thunderbolt Master Shi Jian and Uncle Jiu?
Tomb Raiding: Building Your Own Faction in the World
Stories About Maoshan or Uncle Jiu
Most novels about Uncle Jiu, Maoshan, or Taoism these days just turn into cultivation stories. The protagonist gets a cultivation manual and suddenly has magical powers, then can use thunder techniques whenever they want. There’s no initiation, no transmission of the tradition, no ordination registers. It’s all completely off base.
Republican-Era Warlords, With a System. No Bright Sword, Please. Seriously, No Bright Sword
Transmigrating to Uncle Nine's World and Living Into the Modern Era
A novel where the protagonist transmigrates into Uncle Jiu’s world, keeps hunting zombies, and lives on into the modern era.
Horror and Supernatural Novels in the Maoshan Style, with the Protagonist at Full Power from the Start and a System
Novels About Uncle Jiu, but No Ren Tingting and No Female Lead. Don’t Make Random Recommendations
Warlords of Republican-Era China and Their Alluring Concubines
Looking for books like Republic of China: Who Needs Concubines? A Warlord Gets Stronger by Spending Money.
Uncle Nine's World, with Female Leads Ren Tingting and Annie
A Hong Kong Film Universe Ghost-Story Anthology
Unorthodox Paths, Bizarre Monsters, and Strange Magic: The Weirder the Better
Looking for something involving unorthodox paths and bizarre, eccentric techniques.
Are There Any Authentic Taoist Sect Novels? The Kind About Refining Essence into Qi and Qi into Spirit
Showing Off With Uncle Jiu
I want to read books similar to Zombies: Saving Qianhe from the Start and Unlocking Hundredfold Instances. It should feature Uncle Jiu showing off: “Knock, knock, knock.” “Little Brother Luo Xuan, are you awake?” Early in the morning, not long after Luo Xuan had returned to his room, he heard Uncle Jiu knocking on the door. “Uncle Jiu, why are you here so early?”
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Brother, Chapter 22, if it was really Ren Fa, he would not let his daughter marry the protagonist. In a situation like Ren Fa's, it would be impossible for his daughter to get married. Only looking for a son-in-law. If you want to marry, at least let one of your sons change his surname to Ren. Suppose you have only one daughter, a large property, and several relatives, and you are the one who is in charge of the family. Do you want to leave the property to your daughter, or do you want to wait for you and distribute the property to the clan members? And when your daughter gets married, she may face bullying from outsiders such as her father-in-law, mother-in-law, and sister-in-law. You can rest assured. Here comes the solution, is it to find an honest son-in-law who will be bullied by your daughter, or to find a smart son from a rich family to marry and wait for the family property to be misappropriated, or even murder your daughter for the sake of the family property. They stand upright, while talking about ancient feudalism and complaining that ancient times are culturally backward and dross. On the other side, he had three wives and four concubines, and he also practiced feudal magic. I'm really convinced.
The writing is good, and the female characters are perfectly portrayed. Finally, the female ghost and the vixen are included to play a high-end game, and the female supporting role from the Western zombie is also included. It won't work anymore, it's all a translation of the original drama, and the pig's feet are transparent
In fact, Qiu Sheng's nature is not bad, but he feels immature and lacks responsibility. They are both brothers, so there is no need to be too extreme. He can just dig and work in the mines for two and a half years to reform. Qiu Sheng later became a great master and became a master himself. He eliminated demons and defended the Tao. Wen Cai didn't know it. Anyway, he should be punished, but. . . After all, it is a childhood memory,
It's pretty good. I personally think it's quite good.
The book does have problems. The author is a novice after all. There is a very boring plot after Chapter 30, and it is too late to change it now. I will continue to complete this book and thank you all for your support. I will try my best to correct the problems you pointed out, and I will take lessons from the next book if I can't change it. Thank you all [currently working on the draft]
Well written, keep up the good work! The protagonist is quite relaxed. The second box of plug-ins for the system is quite good. The weapons are quite complete in every aspect. But the first plug-in is a bit stretchy. Keep it up. 🦖🦖🦖🦖🦖🦖
The book is good. There are very few zombie-themed warlords.
I originally wanted to give it four stars, but I thought about it. In the Ninth Uncle series, it's rare for someone to write about the elder brother, so I'll give it five stars.
Come on, this book is very good
It's very interesting. I've read a lot of time-travelling novels by Uncle Jiu. The content of this novel is a very strange time-traveling method. It's different from other authors' works. I hope the author will speed up the work, otherwise I'll have to courier the blade to you.