Uncle Jiu, the Handsome Son Also Has to Practice Taoism.

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.

Personally, it looks pretty good, go for it!

It's okay to feel good. It's not the kind of feeling you get when you have a low-grade fever. It's okay. Even the donkeys in the production team don't dare to rest like this. Please update soon.

The dungeons are just those old dungeons, but this opening method is okay. As a cheater who traveled through time to a warlord master, he cheated to learn Taoism and used the dividends of the times to strengthen himself. It is not like the previous Jiu Shu novels, where Awei used a box cannon to suppress the protagonist, and Marshal Long led a group of bastard soldiers to suppress the protagonist. This book is about cheating to learn Taoism, recruit the heroine, and lead the troops to crush. Basically, it is a Shunfeng Bureau.

In novels about fighting for hegemony, just write about fighting for hegemony. Just touch on the monasticism in one stroke. Don't catch ghosts one moment and fight for hegemony the next.

How can I put it? The plot setting is good. It has its own characteristics. After all, Jiu Shu and his friends all learned Taoism from Jiu Shu. You are good at fighting for hegemony in the world, but the writing style needs to be improved.

It would be nice to have less frizzy hair, I don't want to take political classes

The timeline should be as fast as possible. . . . The Republic of China was founded in 1912, World War I began in 1914, and the Japanese invaded China in 1931. . . . . . . . Uncle Jiu's timeline is pretty much based on this. . . The last three provinces in the East were gone. . . . . . .

Pig's Feet has a very good personality and has his own ideas. He won't keep trying to please Uncle Jiu, the Master of All Realms. I'm looking forward to the next plot.

15, Many, There are many female protagonists, but the original plot of ghost hunting is a bit lacking.

I have read hundreds of thousands of novels. To be honest, this novel is well written.

It's still okay, but there is room for improvement in my writing skills. It's getting worse and worse. I thought it was necessary to apply the plot in the beginning. I didn't expect it to be so powerful, and it was still a watery plot. What's the use of your power? Such a powerful force doesn't know how to use it? When Jack Ma drinks water, should he buy it himself?

It doesn't have to be a zombie world, it can also be interspersed with other movies, such as I Don't Eat Beef, Ghost Blows Out the Lamp, the Shaolin Temple where Nicholas Tse beat Wu Jing, Laojiumen, etc.

Overall, it seems to be a period of time. I personally like the plot. These directions are not as awesome as those of the protagonists from the beginning. The human settings are also more consistent, and it has also changed some of my regrets about the original plot.

Uncle Jiu used to feel very good and righteous, but now he has a double standard when it comes to protecting his apprentice no matter what he does.

Personally I think it's okay

It looks great, please give it a thumbs up to the author

Hand Cixi, why don't you accept Cixi? The Cixi in the TV series is pretty good, give Xianfeng a cuckold

Come on, come on, come on, come on, come on

The writing can be considered to be in the middle and upper reaches of all Jiu Shu's works.

Ok ok ok