Uncle Jiu: Even My Artifact Refining Is Unrivaled
九叔之炼器也无敌
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Cultivation
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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489Chapters
21.9kRecommendations
42.3kFans
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I highly recommend this book. From my experience, this book has few flaws, and both the main and supporting characters have soul; it's the kind of writing that brings life to life. The author seems to know more about Uncle Nine's movies than I do—I'm truly impressed.
The protagonist seems like an idiot; he's clumsy, impulsive, and arrogant. Considering he's already over fifty years old, couldn't he be a little more mature?
You've spent 15 years in the past and accomplished nothing. Were you asleep for those 15 years? Even if rare and precious resources are scarce, you should have collected at least some in 15 years. You couldn't master Qi cultivation, so you can't practice martial arts either. I'm not interested in what you wrote after that; I just want to know what you did for those 15 years.
You've only read one chapter and you're already advertising? What did you do to me that I came here to read?
The author calls this a joke? I don't find it funny at all. The protagonist was in his thirties before transmigrating, and has lived in the present world for over a decade. Making him a mentally challenged person? That's funny? Don't be ridiculous! Seeing people say it's good and a must-read, you guys want to eat shit!
I feel like the book hasn't been as good since the protagonist's senior brother stole the protagonist's Thunder Spirit Stone!
Coming from the present, having lived over 50 years in total across two lifetimes, you don't need to have a lot of experience, but at least you should be a little more mature. Acting like a fifteen-year-old makes you seem mentally challenged and unable to think. Why do you still have to follow the traditions of Uncle Nine's world when it comes to weapon forging? Can't you innovate?
No harem without a female lead; transmigrating means becoming a eunuch.
Having read up to Chapter 5, well, as someone who's almost 50 years old across two lifetimes, the way he speaks is still like a child. It gives me the feeling of dialogue from a TVB drama from the 80s or 90s. For example, the exaggerated facial expression (making a face) when saying things like "Oh, is it my fault?" Makes me feel really awkward.
The protagonist's past life should be set at age thirteen. How could an orphan have a car and a house in his thirties? How could his IQ be so low?