Gaining Experience with Uncle Jiu
我跟九叔混经验
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- 707k Words
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- Myriad Worlds
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- 6y ago
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Somewhat speechless, they don't even have enough experience points themselves, yet they're raising corpses... Especially since the Maoshan setting in this book doesn't allow raising corpses privately, making it all so secretive.
I read a bit, but I really couldn't stand it anymore. I suggest the author come back and revise the beginning; it's too off-putting. The protagonist has absolutely no intelligence. If you want to show how to toughen up the protagonist's will, you can have Si Mu deliberately let zombies scare him or spar with him. Don't force his intelligence down to fit the plot; it's almost like Wen Cai, except he has a system.
After reading ten chapters, I noticed that some people keep saving their experience points instead of leveling up. They've been attacked by monsters several times, yet they still don't use their experience points. Is there something wrong with their intelligence?
What a load of rubbish! The further I read, the less I understand it.
The corpse-raising feature is a bit off-putting. The cheat is already strong enough, why raise a corpse? It makes you look like a rat, hiding in the shadows and only able to deceive people.
This introduction is amazing! They can make up excuses for everything else, but what does "A Chinese Ghost Story" even mean?
I just saw someone mention the issue of the protagonist addressing Uncle Nine. After thinking about it, I also felt it was a bit abrupt. There was an extradition process in between. Everything is done with the reader's experience in mind. Please feel free to point out any shortcomings.
Overall, it's quite good. The protagonist doesn't have the typical overly idealized image found in other similar novels (where all the good things happen to the protagonist, and they can easily steal opportunities from the original work). The two disciples of Uncle Nine aren't looked down upon either (other novels often portray Uncle Nine's disciples as terrible, but this one doesn't).
Let me see how many people left because of the Golden Three Chapters.
Lolicon, the Copper Alchemist