Cultivating Immortality in Uncle Jiu’s World
在九叔世界修仙
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- Completed
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- 800k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Classical Xianxia
- Updated
- 5y ago
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Author, you'd better change the way you describe Uncle Nine's unpleasant expression. For example, you could say something like "displeased." An unpleasant expression is generally used to describe a difficult situation, anger, or annoyance, and it tends to last longer. Also, Uncle Nine usually doesn't show it in public, but rather secretly retaliates later.
Cultivating immortality is possible, but Uncle Nine's zombie world is in the Dharma-ending Age. How would he obtain the resources for cultivation? Without resources, how could he even begin?
The protagonist has such low emotional intelligence! He can't even say a few flattering words when his senior uncle comes, and the uncle even kindly offers him ginseng to help him cultivate, but he doesn't say a single kind word.
The text is full of missing or misspelled words, and what does the word "" mean? "" Would be better than ""! The passage repeatedly mentions that Master Ren cannot be "killed" by zombies. Is this phrase used correctly? Shouldn't it be "cannot be sucked blood by zombies"?
Please stop calling him Lin Jiu and Lin Jiu. Use "Uncle Jiu" instead. They're all juniors; constantly using "Lin Jiu" makes me feel like I'm lacking respect for Uncle Jiu.
The name "Lü Yue" carries immense karmic implications! In the context of classical fantasy worldviews, Lü Yue would be the "Great Emperor Haotian Plague Emperor," a supreme position. In classical fantasy perspectives, he would be the Supreme Great Luo, a divine emperor—the karmic implications are immense.
The character portrayal is poor. How can someone agree to take you as an apprentice after just one meeting? Besides, Uncle Nine is portrayed as a very cautious person who wouldn't casually accept apprentices!
Please, author, stop making Ren Tingting the female lead! Nine out of ten books about Uncle Nine feature Ren Tingting as the female lead. Can you please change it? It's so repetitive. The writing style is okay, but there are too many typos.
Exorcist Master Lam Ching-ying
Half a bowl of clear water reflects the universe, a talisman commands spirits. Stepping with the Yin-Yang Eight Trigrams, wielding a wooden sword to slay demons. A yellow Taoist robe forges a heroic spirit, a lifetime of purity and righteousness. Raising a cup of wine above the head, tears are shed in respect to the Taoist.
Two chapters a day is a bit too few; the criticism is about to start flying everywhere!