Hong Kong Crossover: My Neighbor Is Uncle Jiu
港综诡事：我的邻居是九叔
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- Completed
- Length
- 277k Words
- Genre
- Mystery
- Subgenre
- Mystery High-Concept
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Hong Kong Crossover Novels With Sane Triad Characters
Looking for Hong Kong Cinematic Universe Fiction Rated Above 9
Uncle Jiu Series, Plus High-Quality Taoist Priests and Celestial Masters...
The characters should have intelligence, follow the righteous path, or at least what they themselves consider the righteous path. Nothing too dark, but not overly saintly either.
Any Stories About Being Reborn in a Zombie World, Without Becoming Uncle Jiu’s Disciple?
Any stories about being reborn in the Jiangshi world, especially *My Date with a Vampire*? Having a System is fine or not, as long as the protagonist doesn’t become Uncle Jiu’s disciple. There are way too many stories where they suck up to Uncle Jiu, and I’m tired of them. Give me one that doesn’t.
A Zombie World That Continues into Modern-Day Hong Kong
A Crossover of TV and Film Worlds Featuring Horror Movies Like Ju-On and The House
Ghost-Hunting Novels Set Across the Hong Kong Movie Universe
Hong Kong crime dramas with ghost-hunting.
A Multiverse Wish-Fulfillment Story Where the Protagonist Transmigrates into Various Films and TV Shows to Pick Up Women
Horror Infinite-World Stories Featuring Taoist Priests Who Can Catch Ghosts
Are there any infinite-dungeon stories about ghosts and monsters where a born ghost-slayer, like a Taoist priest or some other powerful expert, shows up? [Starry-eyed]
Uncle Jiu, Plus Invincibility
Uncle Jiu, no female lead, and an invincible protagonist.
Looking for a Female-Led Uncle Jiu Story (Lin Zhengying and His Jiangshi Films)
I’m looking for books similar to Supernatural Revival: I’m Exploiting Bugs in the Instance. The female lead is a must. She could become Uncle Jiu’s disciple; it can be a romance, and she can either watch the plot unfold or change it. The main focus should be the female lead, and it should be set in Uncle Jiu’s world. Ideally, she’s capable and competent, not a pushover...
Horror, Overpowered Protagonists, Imaginative Fantasy, and High-Octane Action
Transmigrating to Uncle Nine's World and Living Into the Modern Era
A novel where the protagonist transmigrates into Uncle Jiu’s world, keeps hunting zombies, and lives on into the modern era.
Any Novels That Mash Up Ghost Movies From 1990S Hong Kong Cinema?
A mash-up of Hong Kong ghost movies.
Uncle Nine's World, with Female Leads Ren Tingting and Annie
A Hong Kong Film Universe Ghost-Story Anthology
Looking for Eerie Stories Where Ghosts Can’t Be Destroyed, and the Protagonist Starts by Controlling a Ghost Bride
Uncle Jiu, Lam Ching-ying: Anything About Uncle Jiu
Zombie movies.
Jiu Shu Has No Bad Novels. Disagree? Come Argue
Any Stories Where the Protagonist Transmigrates into the Hong Kong Ghost Movie Series? Don't Recommend Anything That's Been Dropped
Transmigrated to Uncle Jiu’s World
Begging for novels where the protagonist transmigrates into the world of Lin Zhengying.
Hong Kong Crime Drama, Urban Supernatural
Any urban supernatural novels about transmigrating to Hong Kong and dealing with ghosts and zombies from the movies?
The Protagonist Is a Taoist Priest Who Travels to Different Horror Movie Worlds
The protagonist cultivates Daoist arts and travels through the worlds of various horror movies.
Looking for a Nine-Uncle Zombie World Story with a System, Transmigration, and an Overpowered Sign-In from the Start
I’m begging you!
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It's interesting, but it's a pity that the front self-destructed, and then a fairy bean came and it felt like it destroyed the balance. But with the system, it is improved like this. Will the combat power system collapse later? I still want to see more about Uncle Jiu, Tongtiandai
It's a pretty good work. The author uses a brand-new perspective to reform creation. If you can accept it, you will naturally accept it. If you can't accept it, just look elsewhere. No one is forcing anyone to read it, and the author does not need to pay too much attention to the negative reviews that are wanton and abusive. Useful improvements will be made, and useless ones will be ignored. Those who insist on being unable to innovate are all from the Qing Dynasty. They went back to the Qing Dynasty to wear pigtails and become slaves, kneeling and saying why the sky is round.
Okay, some areas are much better than others, but there is no need to subdivide the levels. For example, Li Gui is a Li Gui. There is no need to divide the level of cultivation into front, middle and back. Although it is more intuitive, I always feel that something is wrong. (Personal thoughts)
I think this book is quite good. Author, author, is your book without women? Single woman? Many girls? So is there a female protagonist?
You can join the deadlock, Mr. Yin Yang, the Taoist priest comes out of the mountain (played by Peng Yushu), Master Wuxin
The creativity is good, blending time into modern times, which is eye-catching. The identity is also written smoothly.
I think it's great. When will there be a new writing system like "Grave Robber's Notes on Grave Robbers"?
It's very well written. Don't pay too much attention to those comments. It's normal for people to disagree. Keep up the good work!
Why is the rating so low? I think it's pretty good. It's still seven or eight points. How is it possible that it's six points?
This book is very good. Why is it rated so low? I give it five stars. The writing is not conventional, and the characters of Uncle Jiu and his two apprentices are written in a very profound way, and the integration of the plot into modern times is not abrupt. The author is very careful in writing, and it will not make people feel like they are loading up the movie. There are flaws, but they don't hide the flaws. There are some typos and omissions. I hope the author can make more of them. Too few are not enough to read.