I'm an NPC in Uncle Jiu's World

It's beautiful, and the subject matter is quite novel. I've seen a lot of CP Lin Jiu movies, and I really can't stand them 🤦 I have the impression that he is the kind of person his father was.

It's great, I've read chapter 36 so far. The heroine has a physique that attracts zombies (I personally think it's because zombies love to chase the heroine). The writing is good and sometimes it's quite funny. Don't worry if the heroine isn't very strong, she should gradually become stronger later on. The heroine is only five years old. What can a five-year-old child do? So she will gradually become stronger. I'm going to explode! After reading Chapter 113, I thought the heroine was a bit weird, but it turned out that her memory was gone! Bad review! Bad review! Why did our heroine lose her memory?

It's very interesting. Finally, the heroine is no longer in love with Uncle Jiu, and the character design is not broken.

It's really great. What's great is that we don't use Uncle Jiu and the others as tools to highlight ourselves, but we really integrate into it, as if the world is still continuing, not obtrusive and natural. The characterization is consistent with the characters presented in the movie, very vivid and real. Time flies by, and the people in the past gradually grow old and pass away. The older generation is almost gone. At this time, there will always be a lot of emotion, but the highlights in the memory will never be covered with dust, and the touch it brings to people will always be so timeless that they can withstand looking back again and again.

It's a super good-looking article about Uncle Jiu, a female channel. It's rare to describe Uncle Jiu's character in a non-ooc way, and I don't want others to write it in a particularly obscene way or to highlight the power of the protagonist. It's written by a girl, and there is no male character in the whole article. It's a book that girls who like Uncle Jiu shouldn't miss. Compared to the male channel Uncle Jiu I've read before, this one is very respectful of female characters, and doesn't describe the body of a female character in a very obscene way. I highly recommend it! Come and see them all! Come on!

The father-daughter relationship with Uncle Jiu is very interesting, and it makes up for the regrets of watching the movie. It tries to save some people (such as Taoist priest Chizuru) without changing the general plot. It is rare to find a novel that describes getting along with Uncle Jiu and is so satisfying. I look forward to more updates and don't finish it too soon.

The plot is very smooth. So far, it's okay, but it's a bit boring. The parallel world involved and the future world are a bit huge. I just want to simply read the zombie story. I'm a little tired. I don't want to describe the background in more detail. I want to see the protagonist use the known information to help Uncle Jiu. I hope the plot of the fight is written in more detail. What's going on with the Ghost King? He died instantly. He should be very powerful. Shouldn't there be more exciting fighting scenes and pursuits? If you have watched the Uncle Nine series, you almost know the plot. The protagonist is a child at the beginning. Why not let her grow taller? Hey, isn't it good for a growth-oriented protagonist? I want Douding to grow up and start helping Uncle Nine and have his own career line.

It was still very interesting. I was recalling the plot of the movie while watching it. I was very happy to see that Ms. Ren's home was still there and that Master Qianhe did not sacrifice himself. How can I put it? The fluttering wings of a butterfly change the miserable fate of others

It's good-looking and super funny, especially the father-daughter setting (I like it). The author is great. Can you update it more? It's not enough~

It's heartwarming, funny and beautiful. From the perspective of someone who only had a vague influence on Lin Zhengying's series when he was a child, the overall atmosphere of this book is exactly the same as in his impression, retaining the unreliability of Qiu Shengwencai's comedic role and the sense of security of Uncle Nine. The most important thing is that the protagonist blends in very well! Oh my God, we really look like a natural little sister in October, naturally cute and without the slightest sense of being an adult.