Jiu Shu, the One Who Saves the True King from Misfortune

If you have this time, you might as well go watch a movie by yourself [laughs awkwardly]

The writing is indeed very good, and it kind of means that, but it's a pity... As the author said, the pace is really slow... Many places are just for the sake of being slow... The progress of the plot is generally unhurried and slow, as if there is no rush. There is a hostile character who is far stronger than himself and has bad intentions, and the unknown character who is out of the plot appears. I don't want to solve and prevent it as soon as possible. Instead, I slowly enjoy life there and deal with it slowly and unhurriedly. The writing is thoughtful, but unfortunately the descriptions of various skills are too numerous... And the sense of presence is low... The number of uses each time is relatively small. Although it is relatively small, the plot and usage description are quite good. The plot of this book is a failure, but it is also a highlight... It's quite confusing... The slow pace is not a sin... But it is a bit interesting. However, the slowness in the article really feels a bit intentional... It is too obvious and intentional, but it feels like it is forcibly drawn away from the normal development of the plot, giving me an uncoordinated feeling. Originally, I felt pretty good writing it normally, but it's a pity, it's such a pity... The setting of this book is very thoughtful. It combines the background of Uncle Jiu's ghost exorcism story with the world that is similar to other zombie-type movies and TV shows into one big world, and then describes the world view of Under One Person from the side, thus making the world where Uncle Nine exists and Under One Person also have a connection. As a result, the world in which the protagonist lives is no longer a simple zombie world like the world of Uncle Jiu, but instead has the possibility of animation, thus filling the gap in the subsequent plot of the protagonist. Well, in general, the protagonist's growth process lacks the so-called essential growth skills. This is a little disgusting, but it doesn't matter. The deliberate dragging of the plot of this book is really annoying. The setting is quite novel and gives me a sense of curiosity. I want to see how to integrate into the plot of One Person.

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I actually want to collect the spells from fellow Taoists. After Uncle Jiu and One Man Under Rusty Iron ended, Used when going to Japan.

It's okay so far, but the protagonist should find a sect to affiliate himself with, such as Sanyi or Longhu Mountain. If that doesn't work, he can also become a disciple of Qianhe.

Very interesting Jiu Shu fanfic, highly recommended [laughing][laughing][laughing] The rating of this book is at least 7.3 Or above. There are too few words. Can the author update it more? [I'm almost crying] [I'm almost crying] It's not enough to read. It's too little [Sending my heart] [Sending my heart] @ Senior Jing Mo Xiu

Good, come on, well written

Not bad, but explains too much

Well written, keep it up

Very good, the author also listened to the advice

Worth a look Recommended

Not bad, very interesting

It's okay. Although there are some shortcomings, it's more than a 5 rating? At least 7 or 8