The Road to Immortality Begins in the World of Jiu Shu

It feels weird that the main character is so humble. What exactly is a plug-in? Behavior is strange. Can you increase your own luck by changing someone else's life? Ah Wei seems to have benefited the most in the first paragraph. Uncle Jiu is the protagonist, and the male protagonist is the third male lead. Originally, it was the protagonist who took all the leading roles, and it took a lot of writing, but as it turned out, the male protagonist was just the third male lead. So strange.

This book always feels like the protagonist is very humble

Let's not talk about Goldfinger, let's just talk about the protagonist. No matter how you read it, it doesn't go well. It focuses too much on writing Uncle Nine. The protagonist meeting Uncle Jiu is like a mouse meeting a cat (the metaphor may be inappropriate). The protagonist of this book is not Uncle Jiu.

It's time to apprentice with Uncle Jiu again, so I won't watch anymore.

Uncle Jiu is not bad at amassing money, but he gets as much money as he does. Taking too much damages his moral character. Uncle Jiu is so rich in moral virtue that even the underworld seeks him to be the money-printing ambassador of local banks. It is because Uncle Jiu has accumulated evil virtue that he does not amass money. Of course money is very important for a Taoist, but the most important thing is merit and virtue. If these two things are combined, anything can be done easily. Without these two things, you can only rely on the halo of the protagonist These original movies and TV shows have said it

Name: Gem Turtle Bloodline: Xuanwu Talent: Attracting wealth and collecting treasures, spending money to eliminate disasters (eating a lot of money to help the owner get rid of a fatal disaster) Treasures: Dunjia Heavenly Book, Bagua Banner Skills: Knowing all things, summoning wind and snow, gathering treasures, swallowing ghosts to suppress zombies, controlling the water of lakes and seas, summoning snakes, Xuanwu Body Flood Character: Cunning Image: A turtle with a ruby snake egg cut into the back armor Introduction: An elf with Xuanwu blood, who wants to use the merits of the male protagonist to become a real Xuanwu {"NickName":"Shangguan Waiwai","UserId":188372194}

To be honest, the author's vision is still low. How do you know how to lick Lin Jiu? The protagonist is a fortune teller. Doesn't he know about fate, luck, feng shui and yin virtue? If you have bad luck, you should accumulate good luck, use the panel to make more money, and then do more good deeds. If your good luck is high, then use your brain. Are you afraid that you will not be able to find the fundamental method? There must be a lot of money-seeking mages in TV dramas from the Republic of China!

I immediately gave up the book when I saw that I was helping Ah Wei get Ren Tingting.

It turns out that the protagonist is too crazy and wants to take care of everything. Is he the whole plot? Are you interfering? What you are reading is not a novel, you are acting alone. It is really uncomfortable to watch. It doesn't look like a time travel at all.

It wasn't until I read Chapter 21 that I realized what you wrote was 💩

I'm really tired of reading it. I don't know why. I don't feel happy at all. Maybe it's because so many time travelers are apprenticed to Uncle Jiu. You are the only one who made me not want to read the novel after reading it.

I skipped it after reading twenty chapters. Everything was not going well, the inheritance was missing and I had to accept a disciple. The setting was okay, but the plot rhythm was a bit unsuitable for me.

I have written four books and am still at level 1. Author, you should listen to this advice.

Why do I always feel like the protagonist is not the protagonist! There seems to be no plug-ins at all!

I felt dissatisfied after reading the first two books and gave up the book.

I just became a disciple and haven't passed on the orthodox dharma lineage yet, yet I actually accepted a disciple and accepted it.

I was very interested after reading the introduction, but not interested after reading the comments.

It's unpleasant to watch, the main character is childish!

This book is very procrastinating and long-winded. The main thing is that it draws a pie inexplicably, and then licks it like a dog. It is very tiring to read, and it does not realize that the basic method of cultivation is not busy practicing. Where is the procrastination of drawing a pie, problems that can be solved by oneself, and inexplicable events that require others to intervene and then give others merit!