Uncle Nine: My Daoist Magic Can Mutate

I couldn't help but shed tears while reading the second and third chapters. My mother passed away 12 years ago, and I miss her so much. It's like wanting to care for your parents but they're no longer there! When I was little, I was afraid of ghosts after watching Hong Kong movies, but now I actually hope ghosts exist, so I can see my mother again. I really want to see her one more time.

The plot is well-written and coherent, but I have a few personal opinions: 1. Adding the Heavenly Dao Sect to the plot feels somewhat out of place. 2. The protagonist's combat power was weakened when he entered the secret realm during his breakthrough to Earth Master. Against Ouyang Ming, even with his overpowered abilities, strange powers, and trump cards, the protagonist could still defeat him.

The Maoshan series of stories are linked together, and the system showcases the brilliance of the last cultivators, making up for some shortcomings in film and television adaptations. Finally, the author's writing is excellent and the story flows smoothly; a rare gem! 👍

After watching for a while, I kept thinking, when the protagonist became an apprentice, there were still so many living people in Tengteng Town. Why didn't he take his master with him to save them? Did he have to wait until everyone was dead before letting the protagonist earn merit? Those who had the ability to leave but didn't die were one thing, but there were always some who didn't have the ability to leave.

Fellow Daoists, the author compiled and arranged the Uncle Nine movies I've watched into this novel. Some characters, titles, and dates have been changed, so some readers might find certain characters a bit jarring. The author would like to explain this here. Please feel free to comment again and share any questions you may have. We also welcome you to share any zombie movies you've watched, although the author doesn't claim to have seen all of Uncle Nine's zombie movies!

It's pretty good overall. The only thing that puzzles me is, in the end times of the Dharma, why are evil cultivators getting stronger and stronger? Could the author answer this and clear up my doubts? If evil cultivators don't use spiritual power, what do they use? For example, those who manipulate Gu worms—if they can control Gu worms, don't they still need spiritual power?

Dear author, I have a few personal suggestions: First, increase the time flow in the small world, for example, one day in the outside world is one year in the small world, adjustable by region. Second, scale up agriculture, animal husbandry, fishing, and forestry, assigning some low-level shadow soldiers to manage these areas, so the protagonist won't lack money.

On the woman's slightly pursed, icy lips, like a dragonfly skimming the water, it moved with extreme speed and gentleness... (You're testing me, how many of these are clones?) Poison [smirk][heavy punch] 😠

The plot is fast-paced, the plot twists are reasonable, and it's quite enjoyable!

It's a great read. The "golden finger" concept is simple and clear, and combined with the vivid and interesting plot, it immerses the viewer in the world of imagination.