Zombie: My Apprenticeship with Uncle Nine Was Rejected, so I Started My Own Business.

Good. The literary talent Qiu Sheng is a huge pit among Uncle Jiu's apprentices, and Lin Jiu is also very protective of his shortcomings. Jiuquan Town Dragon Slayer also said that Lin Jiu is not a good person. This is all in movies and TV shows. In the novel, because the apprentice Jiu Shu was in danger of losing his life at night, he was The story is okay, but the word count is a bit too serious.

The writing is good, and the contrast is very strong. In the TV series, the attributes of Master Lin's protective disciple are fully used, which reflects the sense of contrast. The Shi Jian he dealt with is somewhat decent, but his stance is different. If Shi Jian dies, Maoshan will never be destroyed. Once Shi Jian dies, there will be only zombie Taoists, and Maoshan will be ruined.

The writing is so good, I think it's better than Licking Uncle Nine

I personally find it interesting to be honest. In fact, sometimes we put aside some personal opinions and look at things. I don't think Uncle Jiu is just. Let's talk about the transformation of Mrs. Ren first. If you know that someone is messing with the Ren family, you have to deal with it when you take over the job. Uncle Jiu did not give the Ren family any protective talisman or prepare glutinous rice and black dog blood as a defense. Qiusheng Wencai didn't add the ink fountain line to the bottom of the coffin, which caused it to run out. This is Uncle Jiu's dereliction of duty. Why did he have to search all over the map for zombies to run out? Knowing that he would go to the Ren family to kill relatives and suck blood, you still gave it a chance? Qiu Sheng is even more fascinated by ghosts. Isn't this because Uncle Jiu's teachings are incompetent? The final outcome is that Miss Ren is with Qiu Sheng again. Then can I think that this situation gives zombies a chance? Master Ren is dead and Ah Wei is too easy to deal with. Everything was caused by the problem of Yizhuang. In the end, Yizhuang gained the reputation of killing zombies, and also gained the wealth of Ren Tingting and the Ren family? Let's talk about the incident of letting go of the ghosts. It was Qiu Shengwen who caused the incident. Isn't it? But were they punished in the end? The final good reputation still falls on them. So sometimes when we abandon some idol concepts and look at the problem, you will find that it seems that the two apprentices of Uncle Jiu have caused the most things. The incident of Mr. Ren, the incident of letting the ghost go, the incident of being fascinated by the ghost, the incident of Qiu Sheng pretending to be a zombie to scare Wencai, the corpse that caused the best to be expelled by the four eyes, the incident of causing trouble in the Marshal's Mansion, the incident of tricking his uncle's son and finally dying. Was it all caused by them and Uncle Ninth protected them?

It is said that the apprenticeship was rejected, so why do you still say that you are deceiving the master and destroying the ancestors?

This is quite an alternative way of writing. It's a breakthrough.

Much, much better looking

Zombie: My apprenticeship with Uncle Nine was rejected, so I started my own business.

This contrast is beautiful and refreshing to watch. I like it. It especially highlights Lin Jiu's negative side and then mobilizes the subversiveness of the entire world. People have an unstoppable urge to watch it. More and more.

Uncle Jiu, Uncle Jiu, your butt is crooked on someone else's bed.

In this book, Uncle Nine went against his original intention, so damn, the protagonist is defending Uncle Nine's original intention! But in an antagonistic capacity!

This book is wonderfully written.

Must give five-star praise

It's okay. After reading this, I can no longer ignore the two young apprentices accepted by Uncle Jiu (fan fiction).

I think this way of writing is pretty good. Keep up the good work.

Very good, good, good, wonderful, like it

Okay, it's very innovative not to lick Lin Jiu.

It's not enough. It's not enough.