Uncle Nine: Divine Choices, the Seven-Kill Command from the Start
九叔：神级选择，开局神鬼七杀令
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- Ongoing
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- 1.8M Words
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- Eastern Fantasy
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- Fantasy High-Concept
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- 20d ago
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It's very good. The plot is also okay. Those big heroines can be accepted. After all, after time travel, three wives and four concubines will not be a problem. The emotional attraction can be described a little more.
Let me ask you something. These skills of the protagonist should be able to be taught. If so, I suggest you teach them to Uncle Jiu, Si Mu and others with whom you have a good relationship, as well as your junior brother. My personal suggestion is
So far it's pretty good, I hope it doesn't involve any harem stories
I think this sounds particularly good. There is also a lot of exciting content in it. Although, well, there are some words that are not used well. But I have to give it a five-star rating. Because almost all the words here are used very well. What other skills are there? I just haven't understood this novel before Uncle Jiu. It sounds great! Although I think it sounds good, I just need to update it quickly. It always feels a bit slow.
It's good to watch and the plot is good, I just hope it's not a harem story
It's pretty good looking, but the writing style needs to be improved.
It's okay, but there are some common problems with the selection system, that is, the rewards of the two options are too different. Since it is a selection system, the rewards of the selection should be almost the same, which makes people confused. It feels like choosing whichever one you choose is a bit of a loss. In the current selection system, one reward is given to God, and the other reward is praise, so what else is there to choose? The best must be rewarded. Even if this option is not what the protagonist likes.
A very interesting novel, refreshing and hard to put down! Like and recommend the author!
From a systematic perspective, a novel that combines the Seven Killing Orders of Gods and Ghosts with Taoist priests is still acceptable [Chigua][Chigua][Chigua]
The novels adapted from Lin Zhengying's movies often continue the fantasy and thriller style of the movies. They are based on the classic setting of Taoist priests hunting monsters and zombies running rampant, and delicately depict a story world of horror and suspense through words. The novel is richer in plot and adds details that were not developed in the movie, allowing readers to have a deeper understanding of the characters' inner world and story background. At the same time, the description of the text also adds a lot of imagination to the horror scene, making readers feel as if they are actually there. However, some works are limited by the original works and may lack innovation, but overall, this type of novel is a good choice for fans of Lin Zhengying's movies, allowing readers to relive those classic fantasy stories from another perspective.