
Uncle Nine: Xiao Zizai, the Demon Buddha, Starts with the Six Treasury Immortal Thief
九叔:魔佛肖自在,开局六库仙贼
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- 114k Words
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- Mystery
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- Mystery High-Concept
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- 1y ago
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I can see traces of other books in this book, I don't know how much I borrowed [laughing]. At the beginning, I took a break as a disciple. Later, due to inner demons, I recommended him to Uncle Jiu. However, I was a little speechless when I saw that Chapter 40 had not yet entered the apprenticeship and taught me Dharma, but he still called me Uncle Qianhe. And the pace is super fast, with only 5 plots (horse thief, Ren family, dragon slaying, Qianhe, Lingying) passed in 40 chapters, and the level of cultivation has also increased very quickly, a bit like the invincible flow.
It doesn't look good. Mark it.
It's so plot-heavy that I don't understand it