Jiangshi: Looting Treasure Chests in Uncle Jiu’s World
僵尸：在九叔世界摸宝箱
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 663k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Cultivation
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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260Chapters
1.4kRecommendations
16.7kFans
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My Years Appraising Treasures in a Pawnshop
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I was actually planning to read it, but when I came in, I saw a post saying the main character was a 1.9-Meter-tall muscular man, and the author even said he'd get even bigger later on... What a pity.
A 1.9-Meter-tall, burly man—I can't relate to him at all; he's not a yakuza shonen (Japanese martial arts school).
I just can't stand watching the protagonist give Uncle Nine cured meat? The key point is that it's cured spirit meat. Uncle Nine would never accept that, especially since everyone has a cheat ability and still wants to become his apprentice. So many people have become Uncle Nine's apprentices these days; I'm tired of seeing it.
Wasn't "golden juice" considered excrement in ancient times? 😏
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Someone who's been reading novels for over a decade is completely clueless about which world this is when they hear about the relocation of the Ren family patriarch's grave. Well, you could say they don't read this genre. Someone who graduated from university and could pass the civil service exam but stubbornly refuses to take it and instead works as a construction worker is wearing flip-flops to…
After reading one chapter, the protagonist's brute character is already quite obvious.
In a zombie world, no matter how powerful your abilities are, you absolutely must become Uncle Nine's apprentice; it's like you'll die if you don't.
It felt like it was written by two different people. It was okay at first, but it gradually went wrong. Adaptation isn't about making things up randomly. If you really want to change a character's personality, why not just create a new story and forcibly change the protagonist of a movie into a villain to highlight the protagonist's amazing abilities? This kind of forced intellectual decline feels like it was written by a completely different author.
With a treasure chest system, why bother finding a master? Big guys, they're mostly just itching for a job!
Why turn the protagonist into a zombie? Is this a zombie novel?