Horrible: Uncle Jiu Died in Front of Me at the Beginning

I have read Chapter 45 so far, and it is very good. The very different Mr. Zombie described at the beginning is very scary to Mr. Ren and the mastermind behind the scenes. The writing makes people nervous and worried, and the perception is very good. The subsequent plot is exciting and well-executed. Now I am looking forward to the follow-up when the protagonist becomes stronger and goes back to the initial world to deal with the mastermind behind the scenes and rescue Uncle Jiu and others. Hopefully the protagonist won't break his promise.

To be honest, the characterization is good, and the rituals are right, except for the Soul Refining Banner, which is impossible to have, and the plot is a bit short, it could be bigger, and there could be an accompanying altar [laughing], overall it's okay, well written, I will go back to avenge Uncle Jiu

It's well written and engaging, and I'm looking forward to what's coming next. The first world was caused by a novice entering an advanced version by mistake and almost wiping out the whole army. The system noticed and promptly sent the protagonist back to the normal dungeon. This is normal and there is no problem. I don't know what some people are embarrassed about. They have been hacking and ran away before finishing the first dungeon. Otherwise? Forcibly left to die?

It's very well written, I haven't rated it for a long time. At least the chapter 45 that I have read now has no problem with the plot and the content. Originally, Jiu Shu was synonymous with safety, but Jiu Shu is no longer there. It has been a long time since I last saw it, which makes me feel a little bit scary, okay.

It's okay, you can read it, it's just a piece of food. At present, there is only one poisonous point, which is that the author used AI in the second and third worlds, which caused the reading to be very strange. However, I don't know whether the prompt words were changed later or whether it was handwritten, and the writing style improved. It doesn't really affect the book as a whole, because secondly, the three copies are not very long. Another possible drawback is that the protagonist's current image is that of an inexperienced Taoist priest, and there will be some flaws. If there is growth in the future, this should be regarded as an advantage. At present, I am looking forward to the follow-up, but the protagonist upgrades very quickly, and it is estimated that he will start to break away from folk customs and become an immortal in the middle and later stages.

The plot is very compact! The protagonists are a little too busy. [Cover face]

I want to watch the Japanese movie "Here Comes" and see the Pomo Demon in it. The author is great. I think the plot of the movie is very suitable for writing in it. I feel that the boss's ability is already at the ceiling, and the plot is also very interesting. The final battle between the Hundred Masters and a super exorcist against the boss is really exciting.

It's okay, just watch it as a new ghost movie Damn it, only the front looks good, the back just falls apart

Is this the beginning of an extraterrestrial demon or a purchase?

After reading more than forty chapters, I always feel that the protagonist has been traveling through various worlds, and there is very little space to describe the main world. He is very busy. Also, the general writing structure of this book is based on various well-known stories. In fact, the author can create a similar story by himself, and there is no need to keep referencing it. The author can also write about why the main world has entered the end of the Dharma era, which may be more interesting.

The beginning of this book is a bit amazing. Unfortunately, after passing through two small worlds, especially when returning to the world of Uncle Jiu, all the trump cards are revealed and the answers are laid out. When the finish line is drawn, the story loses its excitement and feels a bit flat, but it is still exciting at first glance.

It's a nice folk mythology movie with a good plot. But I hope Uncle Jiu will show up as a god later on.

The beginning is great, I thought it was a regular apprenticeship flow, but I didn't expect it to be a thrilling contrast. However, I saw later that the author said it was a system upgrade and it was fun. In fact, it is okay to use the first world to suppress the subsequent magical achievements, but the other worlds are not fun enough. [Laughing and crying]

It's okay. It's the only novel I've ever read that's more exciting than Chen Chu's. I hope I can write more, and don't end it after writing just a little bit. . .

It's not bad. When will we return to Uncle Jiu's world?

Looks good, when will you return to Uncle Jiu's world?

I've read too many of Jiu Shu's novels, and I'm tired of seeing them all the same. But you are the first one who can make it look like this, which is reasonable and thought-provoking! Come on

It's okay, it's considered food and grass in Tomato

When will we return to that zombie world? Can you write it faster? I really want to see it, but there are only about 60 pictures

Looking forward to returning to Uncle Jiu's world, it's really weird, I've been there [I learned it] [I learned it]

Yes, the protagonist is very kind, but the plot is too fast [eating melon]

Good reviews, the atmosphere is spot on, and the story is good

After reading the first thirty chapters, I feel that the author has his own ideas, and the writing gives people an unexpected feeling. The shortcoming is that the fighting is not delicate enough, but overall it is still worth reading. Come on, author

It's well written and reminds me of Chen Chu. I will chase it to the end [sending my heart]

Some people say it was written by AI, but I found it pretty good, and the horror atmosphere is well written. Come on come on.

Very good, well written

Beautiful, very innovative writing

Excellent product. Very nice

It's very beautiful. Please support it.

The early stage was very nice and scary.