When the Zhang Clan Arrives in Uncle Jiu’s World

The story is quite good. I feel like the Zhang family child would become a disciple of Maoshan, especially Uncle Jiu. If he had a Zhang family child as a disciple, I'd be laughing in my sleep. It would be wonderful if Zhang Qiling met Uncle Jiu when he lost his memory. He's handsome, capable, has a pure Yang constitution, and would obediently practice without being urged.

It's a very good read, not an AL novel. The female lead is as decisive as any member of the Zhang family. I like this kind of novel. However, the female lead seems to be in a flashback scene, with Wu Xie and Fatty in the courtyard. Fatty is okay, but I really don't like Wu Xie. I can accept the blind man and Xiao Hua, but I just don't like Wu Xie.

I found a great novel! Finally, a female-oriented story featuring the Zhang family of tomb raiders! It combines elements of the Nine Uncles (a character from a popular Chinese novel series), and the author's writing is mature and not simplistic. The characters and plot are logically sound and not out of place (OC). It feels like you don't even need to think twice to read it; it's so engaging! I've added it to my favorites and will bookmark it!

The Zhang family's Qilin daughter transmigrates into the world of Uncle Nine. Qilin blood is the nemesis of ghosts and monsters, and the Zhang family members are truly a perfect match for this world. She is decisive and ruthless, and doesn't care about the consequences of killing. She kills her enemies when they deserve to be killed, and the people she kills are not innocent.

I've been having a reading slump lately, and I couldn't get into many books after just starting them. I stumbled upon this book quite by chance, and it's really captivating so far. I only realized it wasn't finished when I got to the exciting part. This is the first time I've read such a new novel, so five stars! I'm really enjoying it so far. Keep it up!

After reading dozens of chapters, I feel the plot is quite imaginative. The tomb raiders are connected with zombies, the character designs are decent, and important characters like Lin Jiu aren't portrayed as weak. The writing also fits the historical context, creating a chaotic sense of demons and monsters.

It's really good. The blend of tomb raiding and zombie themes is excellent, and each character is portrayed very delicately. Actually, it would be even more exciting if there were less focus on romance. The emphasis on family and friendship would make it more meaningful and memorable, as romantic love is too fragile.

It's great! I really regret not reading this wonderful book sooner. In my opinion, it's not out of character at all; the characters are brought to life. And this seems to be the only book that combines tomb raiding with elements like Uncle Nine (I think). The plot is full of twists and turns and very interesting.

I came here because I smelled Uncle Nine's scent. Not bad, not bad. 410,000 Words, that's quite a lot. The female lead's revenge on the original owner was so satisfying to watch—it was fast-paced, decisive, and left no loose ends. The storyline is great too! There are typos and omissions, and the author doesn't distinguish between "she" and "he," which makes it difficult to read. I hope the author will check it in future articles.

The ending of Frog Fun was so satisfying! I'm really looking forward to it now. It took me an entire afternoon to catch up. I thought I could watch it until tomorrow. Now it's just the boring task of leveling up the game.