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
- English
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Other names
- Hong Kong Zombies: My Years as Uncle Jiu's Neighbor港综僵尸：我当九叔邻居的那些年Alternate title on Fanqie
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Uncle Nine's World, with Female Leads Ren Tingting and Annie
I Got Sucked into Jiu Shu's Books. Please, Send Me Some Great, Highly Rated Recommendations
Hand Over All of Jiu Shu's Books
I want Uncle Jiu.
Looking for Novels Where the Protagonist Transmigrates into Hong Kong Horror Films
Novels where the protagonist transmigrates into or is reborn in early Hong Kong ghost movies.
Transmigrates as a Child, Becomes Uncle Jiu's Disciple, and Learns Paper Effigy Magic
Later I realized that in "The Outcast", the protagonist might be Wu Gensheng, and there was also a spirit infant who might have become Feng Baobao later.
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...
Hong Kong Crossover Novels With Sane Triad Characters
Looking for a Story Where Uncle Jiu Is the Protagonist's Love Interest
Looking for books similar to Zombie: Hello, Uncle Jiu.
Please Recommend Stories About Transmigrating into a Jiangshi World Like the Ones in Lam Ching-ying’s Films, Thanks!
Looking for novels about transmigrating into a zombie world.
Uncle Jiu, Lam Ching-ying: Anything About Uncle Jiu
Zombie movies.
A Crossover of TV and Film Worlds Featuring Horror Movies Like Ju-On and The House
Pure Taoist Cultivation Like Lin Zhengying's, with No Cheats Whatsoever
Something like the novel "Horror Livestreamer".
Looking for Uncle Jiu Novels (Lin Zhengying)
I’ve been hooked on this one lately. Does anyone have recommendations for other stories in the same genre?
A Crossover of Supernatural and Film and TV Worlds
A mashup of all kinds of horror ghost movies.
A Hong Kong Film Universe Ghost-Story Anthology
Any Transmigration Novels Set in the World of Lin Zhengying's Zombie Films, with Ren Tingting as the Female Lead?
Stories Set in Uncle Jiu’s World: Highly Recommended
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.
Transmigrated to Uncle Jiu’s World
Begging for novels where the protagonist transmigrates into the world of Lin Zhengying.
Looking for Stories Set in the World of Lin Zhengying. I Have Some Unusual Tastes, and No Female Lead, Please.
I’m looking for a book that gives detailed explanations of vampires, zombies, ghosts, and the like, including their weaknesses, habits, and other characteristics. The protagonist should be Lin Zhengying’s disciple. A little anime flavor would be nice too.
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.
Desperately in a Reading Slump, Please Recommend Something
Any Fantasy Novels About Two People Traveling Between Worlds?
Any Stories Where the Protagonist Transmigrates into the Hong Kong Ghost Movie Series? Don't Recommend Anything That's Been Dropped
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I Sacrifice the Protagonist in a Supernatural Hong Kong Crossover World
My Years as a Yin-Yang Master in Hong Kong
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Jiangshi: I'm Uncle Jiu's Eldest Sister, the Strongest Female Celestial Master
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Uncle Nine: China, a Forbidden Ground for Foreign Monsters
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A Different Ren Tingting in the Jiangshi World
Uncle Nine Is Shocked: His Disciple Is an Exiled Immortal Reborn on Earth
Uncle Nine's Baby Fights the Jiangshi
Transmigrate into American Horror: I’ll Crush Evil with a Hundred Ghosts
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Interesting, it's just a pity that the self-destruction at the beginning, followed by the Senzu Bean, felt like it disrupted the balance. But that's how it is with a system, that's how it leveles up. I wonder if the power system will collapse later. I still want to see more of Uncle Nine and the Heavenly Emperor.
This is a pretty good work. The author is reforming the creative process from a completely new perspective. Those who can accept it will accept it, and those who can't can simply read something else. Nobody's forcing anyone to read it, and the author doesn't need to pay too much attention to the malicious negative reviews. Useful improvements can be made, and useless ones can be ignored.
He's alright; in some aspects, he's much stronger than others. However, there's no need to subdivide his levels. For example, if he's a vengeful ghost, then he's a vengeful ghost; dividing him into levels feels out of place. And cultivation levels don't really need to be divided into early, middle, and late stages, although it might be more intuitive, I still feel like something's not quite right. (Personal opinion)
I think this book is quite good. Author, author, is your book about a single woman, a no-woman book, or a book with multiple women? So, is there a female lead or not?
You can join the cast of "My Date with a Vampire," "The Yin-Yang Master," "The Taoist Priest Emerges from the Mountain" (starring Peng Yusi), and "Wu Xin: The Monster Killer."
The idea is great; it blends time with modernity, giving people a refreshing feeling. The identity is also written fluently.
I think it's great. When will you release a new book like "Ghost Blows Out the Light" or "Tomb Raider Notes" and create a system for it?
Well written. Don't worry too much about the comments; it's normal to have different opinions. Keep up the good work!
Why is the rating so low? I think it's pretty good, it should be at least a 7 or 8, how could it be 6?
This book is quite good, why is the rating so low? I'll give it five stars. The writing style is unconventional, and the characters of Uncle Nine and his two apprentices are portrayed very deeply. The integration of the plot into modern times doesn't feel abrupt. The author put a lot of effort into it; it doesn't feel like a direct copy of a movie.