Everything Started from Accepting Uncle Jiu as His Disciple

I don't feel it, it's even a little disgusting. A Taoist priest would never eat dog meat. Please respect Taoist culture.

The protagonist was already an adult before time travel and now he is 30 years old at least in his mind. Can he be more serious? His temperament is a bit off-kilter. I hope the author can write about the style of a Taoist monk and focus on his insights. Since I want to be a master, I hope to write about the feeling of being honored and respected as an ancestor.

The four Taoist no-eats: dogs: dogs\cattle\mullet\wild geese Four respective symbols: Loyalty! Righteous! Filial piety! Clean! This is the most basic requirement of Taoist cultural ethics. If you break the precepts, you cannot say that you are a Taoist. I would like to ask which of the hundreds of schools of thought would honor an unfaithful, unjust, unfilial and unkind person? It cannot be said that rules are set just to be broken. Some things are the bottom line for all schools of thought. Just like the law, it is the bottom line of the country. Will the country tolerate someone breaking it? It is recommended that the author modify it😠

Finally it's not Uncle Jiu who accepts a disciple 😁

I was attracted to it just by looking at the name. The protagonists of other novels can only be the disciples of the protagonist of this book.

The author is interesting 😁 There is an author who writes about traveling through time and becoming Uncle Jiu, and you actually write about taking Uncle Jiu as his disciple 🤭

There has been no update for a long time. Was he beaten to death by Uncle Jiu's disciples?

They were all taught or taken in by Uncle Jiu~ Finally I saw a different one

I don't feel much at first glance, I hope it will be better later.

Uncle Jiu has so many fan works, what is it like to take Uncle Jiu as his disciple?

Four books, three books on eunuchs, the general manager?

Parents offer sacrifices to heaven, and their magic power is boundless. The eunuch worships the heaven, and his magic power is beyond the sky

The writing is too poor? The plot is not tight enough? The plot is too embarrassing? Too watery?

Regarding the problem that everyone said about the protagonist being too light-hearted, I originally wanted to write a Taoist feeling of carefreeness, such as the four-eyed Taoist Master Jiu Shu. Anyone who has watched the Jiu Shu movie knows that in fact, he is not very serious. The real Taoist Zhang Sanfeng is also an old naughty boy, but I may not be able to write that kind of feeling. I will pay attention to it in the future and try to make the protagonist more serious.

Poison Point Building, you can list any poisonous points.

OK, OK, OK. How wonderful!

It has been a while since I published the book, and it has almost 100,000 words. I am a collector of rubbish. I only have more than 600 collections so far. But how can I only invest 41 for more than 600 collections? How many people have just collected it without reading it.

Dear author, please update it quickly, otherwise I will be bored to death.

I like Dada's works, and I hope everyone will update more and create better content. I also hope to collect a lot of my work "Spiritual Master Volume".

That's awesome. My author, Uncle Jiu has recruited countless disciples, and you finally accepted him as a disciple.

Is it true that if a monk eats dog meat, he will lose all his power?