
Fortune Telling in Uncle Jiu's Movie World
在九叔的电影世界算命
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 225k Words
- Genre
- Cultivation
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Cultivation
- Updated
- 5y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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98Chapters
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The protagonist's image isn't good, right? ! !
Personally, I think the character must have a bright spot. Since the setting is blind and lame, it can be a high IQ or some basic Taoist skills. Otherwise, it would be really hard to watch an old gangster.
The most important thing is that the most taboo in fortune telling is clearly stated. How many times has this protagonist been modeled? You really want to trick people, your plot arrangement is very blunt, and you have no IQ at all when it comes to tricking people. In the end, the protagonist destroys the temple and kills the beggars, and that Zhu or something starts beating people. You kill him, and when he goes to sue the officials, you just say that he is in the same group, so he will never dare to go. That Zhu's second uncle is a bit virtuous. The protagonist wants to become a disciple of Ren Ren. This is the flaw. As long as Zhu meets his second uncle, he will know what kind of person you are. All in all, the author's ideas are pretty good, but there are a lot of flaws in the writing and plot arrangement.
I feel that the image does not matter, the character description must be solid. I read this book two days ago, and the comment said that the character should match the identity, but as a result, I only need to be handsome... I don't know if I'm joking or if I really feel that way!
This book is good. Taoist and Warlock really captures the essence of those original movies! Although it is magical, it is not exaggerated, unlike those novels about Taoist priests at the end of movies, it is no different from fairy tales! Come on
What kind of protagonist does the author want to write? After reading chapters 20 and 30, it gives the impression that he is lame, blind, and old, deceiving others about his affairs, and it feels like he is just trying to make up for the word count. It's still in the 21st century. Those who have watched the movie should know what the character of Pig Intestine is? Uncle Jiu, what does it look like? What does Ma Qilin look like? Pig intestines are impulsive, but as a villain, wouldn't Li Xin be as cruel as pig intestines? I don't know what the author was thinking when he didn't even fully obey the interviewer's instructions. Is he still a villain? If you want to write in depth, then dig in slowly and deeply from the character and plot rhythm.
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Can you tell who is who if you are blind?
It's not good to watch. It would be better if the protagonist had some real abilities at the beginning. You, an ordinary disabled person, would know the plot. The more I read, the less interesting it became. After seven or eight chapters, I lost any interest.
The writing is very good. The author hopes to keep writing {"NickName":"There are many prosperity and decline","UserId":214977823}
The image of the male protagonist, see if it fits? He's a handsome blind man {"NickName":"There are many prosperity and decline","UserId":214977823}
A huge bug in this book is Xiu Changsheng. The protagonist is described by the author as being like a saint. The bug of Xiu Changsheng himself has been filled in by the author, but the whole thing about opening a warehouse and building a town has been forced on for more than 20 chapters, but there seems to be nothing wrong with it. In fact, this is not the case. Releasing animals is to increase life span and is a method of charity taught by the Buddha. What is emphasized is the relationship between cause and effect. Release the cause of death and gain immeasurable merit and light. There are so many ways to increase longevity. Just go to the vegetable market and buy all the living things, chickens, ducks, fish, eggs, turtles, birds and animals. These are all mortal things, just let them go. It's so rambling. The story development route can be used as a burden by the life-changing method. Isn't it nice to penetrate every movie plot? After practicing it later, I killed 49 people. If you arrange one or two people in a movie plot, it will be 2-30 movies. After writing 2-30 movies, this book also has 1-2 million words, which can be completed perfectly. You can write about Hong Kong and Taiwan movies from the 1970s to the 1980s if you don't want to end it. How about the Star Wars movie series? Isn't it great for him to be the only true immortal in modern times? Even if it is not written like this, can you still break the void and go to other worlds of cultivating immortals?
Come on (ง •̀_•́)ง
At the beginning, at least 9 people were persuaded to quit because they were blind, lame, and old. By the end, their IQs were still not online.
Just write down the protagonist's thoughts. Everything that you have to talk to the protagonist is written out of your thoughts. It's not interesting anymore
You can take this female ghost away, and you can also take her beauty and ability away.
The first few helpers were killed by pig's feet, and turned into ghosts looking for revenge on pig's feet. The warlocks and Taoist priests in the later groups were also killed by pig's feet. Why didn't they turn into ghosts?