Uncle Jiu, Stop Asking, This Is Called Using Gu to Enter the Tao!

The writing was quite good, but the part where the author celebrated the protagonist's birthday was too dramatic. The main reason is that cakes could not be found in places like Yizhuang in that era. They were only available for the birthdays of great warlords. After all, who would transport a cake all the way across the sea, and it couldn't be what it is now, which is just a cake embryo. The two strawberries on top are amazing. At that time, all we ate were longevity noodles. Too much of a spectacle. Even if you want to use lotus cake as a cake, you can. And people weren't that rich back then, so he put candles on cakes, because there weren't even cakes at that time.

The plot and pacing are pretty good, but I suggest you use the Gu insect more. Looking forward to more collisions and lottery showdowns between the Gu Master and Taoist priest systems in the future!

The writing is okay, humorous and interesting, revisiting the Nine Uncle classics! And the Gu Master's Gu Insects and Evolution!

Big cheers for the author!

A bit of a comedy. Keep up the good work, author

It's good to read, but there are not many comments at the end. I like to read the comments while reading the novel.

Come on, come on, come on

Generally, generally, generally, generally, generally

So far, it's okay.

Not bad can be very good