Wait, I’m Here to Be Uncle Jiu’s Disciple?
不是吧我来给九叔当徒弟
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- 1.2M Words
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- Urban
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- War & Espionage
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I’m in a Reading Slump. I’ll Trade You My Favorites
Looking for books like *Eternal Life: Laying Low as a Prison Guard in the Heavenly Prison*. Something that feels realistic, with believable human interactions.
Stories Where Uncle Jiu Is Treated Well, Not Just Used as a Stepping Stone
Uncle Jiu's World, Rated 9 or Higher
Rated 9 or higher.
The Heavens Stretch Far and Wide; May the Dao Flourish Evermore. Fellow Daoists, I'm Out of Books. Please Recommend Taoist Stories
Looking for books like The Mage Is Unmatched.
The Female Lead Marries Uncle Jiu
Looking for books like The Daoist Priest Cheats His Way Through Multiple Worlds. I want a story where the protagonist transmigrates into Uncle Jiu's world and the female lead marries Uncle Jiu. Of course, she should be strong too.
Three Heads and Six Arms, Martial Arts, Body Tempering, No Saintly Protagonist
Stories Set in Uncle Jiu's World, Highly Rated, No Cheap Imitations
Looking for books similar to *Uncle Jiu: Oh No, My System Is Acting Up Again*.
Back with Recommendations After 9,500 Hours. I’ve Read the Good Stuff and Eaten Plenty of Trash.
Recommend whatever you like, as long as it's not garbage. Everyone, post your picks! You can check out my bookshelf too. There might be something good on it, though some of you may think the books are just okay.
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It's not an invincible and brainless novel. It's clear that one's family is upright and upright, and one doesn't engage in adultery, harem, or stallion. Each character has its own characteristics. It's not that the protagonist is all about himself. Very immersive. In addition, Xiao Shuang is very cute, and (Xiao Shuang) Gigi Lai is also very cute.
There is a female protagonist, but everything else is good. It focuses on narrative, but the emotions are a bit stiff. It's so uncomfortable to suddenly arrange a female protagonist [crying]
The writing is very to my liking, one of the few Jiu Shu fandoms that I can read.
It is not an invincible novel, but the protagonist is calm and reliable, with flesh and blood, growth, and helplessness and resistance to the world. It makes you feel immersed in the story. Unlike other essays, I can't get into it after reading more than 100 chapters. I hope the author can add more updates.
The protagonist has a good temperament and is good without a system. A single female protagonist would be even better. I hope the author can stick to it and ignore other comments. This book is really a clean slate among Jiu Shu's novels.
The male protagonist is stable, and the plot background is close to the era. I didn't expect that the subsequent plot will be connected to Zombie Taoist 1. When I was watching the TV series, Yang Feiyun was the one who impressed me the most. He can be said to be an absolute villain and extremely hypocritical. When he first appeared, I thought he would not go in the direction of the TV series. In fact, Yang Feiyun's character is very self-centered, cunning, and will use any means to achieve his goals. It's a pity that the development behind Shimu, Qianhe, Dagui, Aotianlong and Maoshan has not been touched upon. It would be great if the author could make a spin-off about them [shy]
It's pretty good, it connects all the movies in the Uncle Nine series. Very knowledgeable. There is no harem either, just a stallion and only one heroine. [Like] [Like] [Like] Give it a five-star rating. [Sinister smile]
It didn't write about the realm of cultivation, but it was written well. However, it's a pity that Taoist Master Qianhe and Taoist Master Four Eyes didn't end up.
This writing is much better than those systems and ascension articles! I was a little disappointed later. The comment was still too early and there were traces of AI.
The writing is beautiful🤔️, why is the rating so low?