Gaining Experience with Uncle Jiu

I'm a little speechless. I don't even have enough experience points, but I still raise corpses... Especially in the setting of Maoshan in this book, I can't raise corpses privately, so I have to hide.

After reading a little bit, I really can't stand it anymore. I suggest the author come back and change the previous ones. It's too discouraging. Pig's trotters have no IQ at all. If you want to write about tempering the pig's trotters' will, you can write about four-eyed zombies deliberately scaring them or sparring with them. Don't forcefully lower your IQ and create a plot. It's almost like a literary talent, but it has one more system than a literary talent.

After reading ten chapters, I found that I kept saving the experience and not upgrading it. Monsters killed me several times, but I still kept the experience and didn't use it. Is there something wrong with my IQ?

What's written is so messed up that the more you read it, the less understandable it becomes.

Raising a corpse is a bit discouraging. It's already strong enough to be dead. Why raise a corpse? It makes you look like a mouse and you can only keep deceiving people.

This introduction🐮🍺, I can talk about other things, but what does A Chinese Ghost Story mean?

I just saw someone talking about the protagonist calling Uncle Jiu. After thinking about it, I also felt a bit abrupt. I just extradited in the middle. Everything is based on readers' feelings. Please correct me if there is anything wrong.

Overall, I feel good. The protagonist does not have the lofty image that is common in other similar novels (all good things belong to the protagonist, and he can steal the opportunity of the original work casually). Uncle Ninth's two apprentices are not looked down upon (other novels always describe Uncle Ninth's apprentices in a bad way, at least this one does not appear). The escape of the protagonist in the beginning is very real, and the first reaction is definitely this! There is also the fox demon Dong Xiaoyu in the back, who is very real. He has traveled through time and space and feels like he is the protagonist. He always wants to give it a try. If he actually encounters a monster, he will still be scared. The most important thing is that after time travel, there is no handsome man like other novels. After traveling through time, he immediately looked handsome and like a god, and felt very disconnected. I hope the author can complete the idea of ​​writing the Jiu Shu Universe.

Let me see how many people left because of Golden Chapter 3

Lolicon, The Alchemist of Copper