
Uncle Nine: Climbing the Path to Immortality in the Dharma-Ending Republic of China
九叔:从末法民国开始攀登仙路
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- Ongoing
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- 2.4M Words
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- Eastern Fantasy
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- Fantasy High-Concept
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Explore more →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.
Martial Arts Training in Republican-Era China, Possibly with a Cheat
Set in the Republican era. It could also be in Uncle Jiu’s world. The protagonist learns martial arts, and can have a cheat System or something like that.
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.
Stories Where Uncle Jiu Is Treated Well, Not Just Used as a Stepping Stone
Anyone Got Novels About Traveling the Myriad Worlds? Share Your Hidden Gems
Something similar to travel stories.
Male Lead’s Perspective, Transmigrating into TV Dramas
The Protagonist Steals Technology from Movies to Build a Base and Grow Their Power
Something like *Fantasy World Inside a Computer* or *The Black Technology Monopoly Company*.
I Want to Read Some The Origin of the Myth Fanfiction 🥰
I'd like a book like The Azure Origin Chart: I Become Ice and Wield the Power of Slaughter.
Uncle Jiu Fanfiction (Lin Zhengying and the Zombie Series), Preferably for a Female Audience
No pairing with Uncle Jiu, it feels weird. No romance, female-oriented.
Looking for Slice-of-Life TV Drama Fanfiction
I Got Sucked into Jiu Shu's Books. Please, Send Me Some Great, Highly Rated Recommendations
Transmigrate to Republican-Era China With a Cheat Ability, Become a Disciple of a Baji Quan Grandmaster, and Pursue the Ultimate in Martial Arts
Any Fantasy Novels With a Farming Focus?
Any Stories Featuring Thunderbolt Master Shi Jian and Uncle Jiu?
Invincible Cultivation Novels with Qi Refining, Foundation Establishment, Golden Core, Nascent Soul, Incarnation, and More
The kind where the protagonist hides his strength from the start and helps his own people grow stronger.
Stories About Maoshan or Uncle Jiu
Most novels about Uncle Jiu, Maoshan, or Taoism these days just turn into cultivation stories. The protagonist gets a cultivation manual and suddenly has magical powers, then can use thunder techniques whenever they want. There’s no initiation, no transmission of the tradition, no ordination registers. It’s all completely off base.
Disciples of Maoshan, Zaoge Mountain, and Longhu Mountain Traveling the World and Becoming Taoist Masters
I'm Out of Books to Read. Please Recommend Some. I'll Share a Great One Too
Looking for books similar to "The Phoenix Returns and Rules the World." I've read it twice and want to find a new book just as good. I also recommend it to anyone who hasn't read it yet. Transmigration, a strong female lead, and a heroine with her wits about her. The further you read, the more satisfying it gets.
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...
Novels About Uncle Jiu, but No Ren Tingting and No Female Lead. Don’t Make Random Recommendations
Uncle Nine's World, with Female Leads Ren Tingting and Annie
Uncle Jiu, Lam Ching-ying: Anything About Uncle Jiu
Zombie movies.
Jiu Shu Has No Bad Novels. Disagree? Come Argue
A Martial Arts Uncle’s Disciple, All the Way to Hong Kong
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It's good to watch. There is currently no female protagonist. The events encountered are fascinating. It's not bad. That woman is really an eyesore, okay? After appearing inexplicably, you still teach her, isn't she worthy? She is still lazy.
It started well, it was a spiritual seed. The pig's feet have grown up, and I want to breed them. The cultivating seeds will mutate into horses. The author of the opening game created the protagonist too well. The protagonist does not practice well when he grows up, and wants to be bred, which is unacceptable. What a wonderful seed for spiritual cultivation! The author cannot pull himself up after falling into the mundane world.
More than a hundred pictures of female protagonists were released, and I looked at more than one catalog and visually inspected another harem story. Overall, it's good, but the level is too low, and the protagonist and Uncle Jiu's level is too hard. It's not a traditional cool novel, it's a bit pretentious!
This book is generally good. If you are short on books, you can take a look. It belongs to the semi-genda genre. The fact that the protagonist does not accept a female character lowers the rating a bit, because many people go for the female protagonist, but there are also some people who like the book without a female protagonist. The other problems are not big, but the writing of the fighting is a bit slow. There is a feeling of being as fierce as a tiger in one action, and looking back, it feels like 0-5. Of course, it is just a feeling, and overall it is not bad. Okay, there are no big problems, the plot and settings are okay, but there is something wrong with the timeline, and the author's knowledge of Taoism is not enough, and some places are actually wrong. Of course, I am just writing a novel, so there is no need to be too serious. I think your setting is close to that of a novel about cultivating immortals, and the setting can be shifted in that direction, so that you can be less concerned about the rules and regulations of Taoism.
Yes, I finally have a book about farming. In the end of the Dharma era, if there are no resources or time travel, it is useless to cultivate. Other skills or signings are really boring.
It's so beautiful. It's a time-travel time in kindergarten. It's so childish. If there are more words, they can be moved to the front There was a sound of a baby crying. "Wow!" "Wow!" Hearing the sound, the two Taoist priests stopped one after another. "Second uncle, it sounds like a baby crying. Let's go and have a look!" Although the Taoist priest who spoke looked young, he was very strong-willed.
Why do people always have this kind of hangup after time travel? They usually look very majestic, but when they encounter stronger enemies, the protagonist needs to be rescued by others. I still like to see the protagonist be a bit more obedient, running away if he can't be beaten, or summoning people, instead of the protagonist suddenly running out to save him in a crisis [Chigua]
It's not bad, but I don't know if the protagonist is a white-eyed wolf. He has the same virtues as the disciples of Uncle Nine in other worlds. He ascends without bringing his disciples to play.
I hope that the protagonist will repay the master after becoming stronger.
It's beautiful, but the update is too slow. Even the donkeys in the production team don't dare to rest like this.