Uncle Nine: I Transmigrate into a Jiangshi and Take Revenge on the Whole Family from the Start

Giving myself five stars isn't too much of an exaggeration, is it? 😏

If the older brother doesn't want to update, he should just say so. Why be so perfunctory with his younger brother? It makes the younger brother seem presumptuous. Well, the older brother is in poor health and should rest more. It's the younger brother's fault for urging the older brother like this, as it's harming the older brother's health!

The character is aesthetically pleasing, but some illogical aspects could be revised, such as the division of realms. The protagonist can't keep getting beaten up; if he's constantly having his cultivation level suppressed, some readers might find it off-putting. I also dislike that kind of thing. I hope the protagonist won't be constantly being chased and beaten up later on; it's a bit pathetic.

Firstly, there's the issue of the system. This system is intelligent, and its biggest flaw is that it takes a cut (devouring points) from the protagonist. It's perfectly reasonable to say that the protagonist and the system share the devouring points equally; there's no need for any underhanded dealings. Secondly, it feels a bit like it's suppressing combat power. I'm giving it four stars to support the author.

The protagonist of this book knows about the world of Uncle Nine, so he sneaks into Japan and goes on a killing spree there, both to increase his strength and to travel back to the Republic of China era to contribute to China.

Great, keep it up!

Not bad, the character's strength has improved quite a bit. I hope the plot pace can be a tiny bit faster! 🤣

I have read it, it's very good. The author can maintain a stable update schedule. It's worth getting into this series. The character's skill level improves quite quickly in the middle, but it was a bit slow at the beginning. Keep up the good work!

It's alright, it's quite well done.

Babies, it looks so good!