Studying Under Uncle Jiu in Republican-Era China

It's unrealistic for someone in the novel to start learning Taoist arts from Uncle Nine right away. It's like going to school and the teacher doesn't start by teaching you one plus one but throws a calculus book at you. Would you be able to understand it? Take a basic book like the Maoshan Pure Altar Song for example. It says, "The furnace is lit to bring forth true blessings."

I hope Ren Tingting won't be married off to Wen Cai!

Goodness, there are already two kids in chapter 30! By chapter 100, they'll have great-grandchildren!

Uncle Nine: A bunch of brats just know how to freeload off me all day long, I'm so tired. Sect Leader Yue: Yeah, yeah. Master Ye: Exactly, exactly, they're a bunch of freeloaders. They've become immortals and ancestors without even thinking of repaying this old man.

The writing is exceptionally bad! They don't even know how to break down chapters into paragraphs. The main character's personality isn't well-defined; they just follow the plot blindly. I can't watch anymore!

Seeing his apprentice die after giving his master a thousand-year-old ginseng.

The subject matter is good, but the writing is terrible; it reads like a diary entry.

I don't understand why the protagonist would create such a unique skill for a single character. If there are better options, what's the point of creating a useless one? I don't believe that innate spiritual treasures can't provide powerful techniques. Even just crafting a magic weapon would be far more powerful than that.

It feels pretty good! At least the wife is original! Not a wife from another world! It would be nice if it included a few female leads from the original work! For example, Bai Rourou, Zhuge Kongping's junior sister! Ao Tianlong's adopted daughter! Huo Xiangu from The Mystic Nine!

It's a pity that Qidian doesn't allow book ratings, otherwise I would have given this book a two-star rating.