
Uncle Nine: The Maoshan Senior Disciple's Dream of Immortality
九叔:茅山大弟子的成仙梦
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- Completed
- Length
- 456k Words
- Genre
- Mystery
- Subgenre
- Mystery & Supernatural
- Updated
- 10mo ago
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- Fanqie
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Explore more →Mysticism and Ghost Hunting, Growing from Weak to Strong
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.
The Heavens Are Vast and Clear, and My Way Grows Ever Stronger! By Decree: Bring Forth the Book!
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The kind where the protagonist livestreams.
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The heroine Shi Lingxi traveled to the world of Uncle Jiu in the Republic of China, but her talent was still average. I was prepared to see her struggle to upgrade all the way, but the plot took off immediately! She was adopted by Shi Jian as her adopted daughter and learned Maoshan Shu. This setting is very touching. After going down the mountain, she and Uncle Jiu exterminate zombies and fight female ghosts. Various famous scenes continued. The various magical moves of Maoshan Shu were vividly written by the author. It felt like watching a wonderful Taoist blockbuster. Moreover, the author is really attentive in promoting Maoshan culture. All kinds of sects and rules are integrated into the plot, which makes even a novice like me enjoy watching it and gain a deeper understanding of Maoshan art. Shi Lingxi is wholeheartedly moving towards the goal of becoming an immortal or being organized into the underworld. This setting really irritates me. Who doesn't want to see the heroine carve out her own place in this mysterious and unpredictable world? The characters in the book have distinct personalities. Shi Lingxi is tough and smart, and never flinches in the face of various dangers. The elders such as Uncle Jiu and Shi Jian are also protective and reliable. The interactions between them are warm and interesting. The rhythm of the plot is also very well controlled. The exciting plot of subduing demons and the interweaving of relaxed and humorous daily life made me nervous at one moment and laughing at the other. It's been a long time since I've seen a novel that captivated me so much. I read it in one sitting and I'm still not satisfied! I must give it five stars and highly recommend it to friends who like Uncle Nine and Taoist cultivation. You won't lose money if you invest in it!
The plot of this novel is compact yet delicate, the characters are vivid and three-dimensional, and every turn makes people want to put it down. The author's writing style is fluent and beautiful, and the lines are full of ingenuity. Reading it makes you feel like you are immersed in the book. It is a masterpiece that can make people immersed in it.
The author's writing style is smooth and natural, and the depiction of Maoshan culture is particularly delicate and vivid. The description of talismans and techniques is both professional and full of pictures, vividly outlining the weirdness and passion of the supernatural world of the Republic of China. The characterization is even more vivid and three-dimensional. The growth of Shi Lingxi, the classic image of Uncle Jiu and the fusion of new stories make the characters full and charming. The warmth of teamwork and the tension of catching ghosts form a wonderful contrast. Funny and tenderness are intertwined, and the reading does not feel tedious at all.
The author's writing is good. I read it with great interest. I even forgot about the clothes in the washing machine [shy]. Moreover, the author's description of the character's psychology is very detailed. The plot of the story is fascinating and logical. I look forward to the subsequent plot development. I hope it will get better and better!
"Uncle Nine: Oh my God! Am I not white and rich?" Tells the story of Shi Lingxi who traveled to the world of Uncle Nine in the Republic of China and was adopted by Shi Jian as his adopted daughter to learn Maoshan skills. After completing her studies, she went down the mountain to help Uncle Nine eliminate monsters. The story has ups and downs and the characters are well-drawn. It is a rare and wonderful article on the Internet, so it is highly recommended! Classic and refreshing article, continue to recommend [Like]
The author combines the elements of time travel, supernatural beings, and Jiu Shu, which is absolutely brilliant. The heroine Shi Lingxi travels to Uncle Jiu's world in the Republic of China, learns Maoshan skills from Shi Jian, and fights zombies and female ghosts with Uncle Jiu. This plot is so touching! Who would have thought that traveling to the past would not be about being rich and beautiful, but about practicing Taoism and pursuing martial arts? The contrast is full. It also combines Maoshan culture with film and television derivatives very cleverly. When watching it, it is like watching a fantasy theater, which is exciting and interesting.
The world of Maoshan Jiu Shu has a very novel setting, and the heroine Shi Lingxi is also very successful in shaping it. The writing style is natural and smooth, and the story has ups and downs. It makes people can't help but keep reading. It is my favorite novel, keep up the good work!
The Uncle Nine fan series is a very good book, highly recommended, very well crafted.
This is the first time I read a fanfic. It is very well written. It shows Maoshan culture very vividly and the characters are very unique. The author is very powerful and knowledgeable, and the plot design is not laggy. It is good. I recommend it to everyone!
The author's writing style is natural and smooth, and the plot is compact and not procrastinating. From going down the mountain to help Uncle Jiu to fighting the ghost to break the illusion, every chapter is full of pictures. I especially like the description of Maoshan culture in the book, which has the charm of traditional Taoism without losing the refreshing feeling and rhythm that modern readers like. This book is worth reading.