Uncle Jiu's Beast Blood Fusion

🙂 According to the movie, shouldn't the most important thing for Uncle Nine to accept a disciple be his character and character? Seeing that the literary talent is so weak, and he himself is very dull, Uncle Jiu also accepts him as his disciple, but the big guy in the book, according to the author's writing, is a villain? In the previous chapter, just after taking the medicine, the protagonist saw Lin Zhuang's guilt, and then later the protagonist saw that Lin Zhuang was no longer the big Zhuang he used to be, and thought that Lin Zhuang might be the mastermind. Is the plot so exciting? Uncle Jiu was so awesome in that world, why didn't he react at all? Can't he see the problem between the protagonist and Lin Zhuang? 🙂

I borrowed the name of Jiu Shu and wrote about Liaozhai.

There must be something wrong with the author's worldview. Even if he subdues ghosts, he still has to wait for the ghosts to take revenge. I really can't imagine how bad the protagonist is when he helps a bad guy kill the unjust dead man again.

After reading the first few pictures, I feel that the main character is not correct at all. Uncle Jiu is just a borrowed name, not the Uncle Jiu in our memory at all. There is also Yin De, Yin De accumulates blessings. The main character is to get rid of ghosts in order to become stronger, regardless of the indiscriminate nature of things.

I think this is the worst time Uncle Jiu has been hacked. And I'm afraid the author has no misunderstanding about Yin De.

Is the author sure that killing ghosts increases Yin virtue rather than decreases it?

Too bad. Let's not talk about the plot. Do you have basic common sense? Tigers are social animals. Are you kidding me? ? ?

I was annoyed to see how many enemies I had let go, and I had to fight twice. The protagonist is a person who does not distinguish between good and evil. He doesn't care about revenge and killing ghosts when he does evil, so he is also a complete villain.

There is something wrong with your outlook on life! It is obvious that he is helping Zhou to do evil, so where is the merit?

Nine Uncle was very busy, and everyone went to him to become his disciple.

According to the content of the first few chapters of this book, it feels like the protagonist and Uncle Nine should be damned! Doesn't helping the tyrants to do evil detract from their merits? Everything should be balanced. It's impossible for you to help evil people and still gain moral virtue without considering the injustice of those who were killed by evil people, right?

Fighting spirit turned into a horse. This boy is so scary. Farewell.

The relationship between good and evil here is so disgusting that it makes me shit.

If this book becomes popular...🤫There will be too many people with incorrect views.

Uncle Nine? ? ? Where is Qiu Sheng, the literary apprentice who has remained unchanged for thousands of years? ? ? ? ?

It's obvious that you are helping the tyrants to commit evil, and those named Wu are scorning people's lives and turning them into ghosts to avenge them. It is only natural that if you go and help kill the ghosts, you will get Yin virtue. What does this mean? You can make people continue to do evil. You are an accomplice. You have set it up to make people look disgusting. You are a human being. No matter what kind of Tao you practice, you should at least be able to judge good and evil in your heart. Alas~