
Seeking Eternal Life in Uncle Jiu's World
我在九叔世界求长生
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- Completed
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- 603k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Modern Cultivation
- Updated
- 4y ago
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Brother, please stop writing nonsense! The Five Deficiencies and Three Lacks are from the Lu Ban Manual. Uncle Jiu is a disciple of the Maoshan School, which is the direct lineage of the Shangqing School, a school of sages. Where did the Five Deficiencies and Three Lacks come from?
Why did the protagonist meddle in other people's business? Helping retrieve the coffin fungus was one thing, but then he went to find Shi Jian, getting himself into trouble. And Lin Jiu knows you practice evil magic and dislikes you, yet you insist on sucking up to him. Couldn't you just stay away from him?
If I remember correctly, only unorthodox and heretical paths have five deficiencies and three shortcomings. Although reading a novel is based on the setting of this book, it feels strange that one of the orthodox traditions of a world has such a big flaw.
Speechless? Still lacking three things? This is something someone made up a few years ago.
I've read sixteen chapters, and it's written inexplicably. They're practicing unorthodox methods, yet they're still acting like saintly hypocrites. Author, you're truly a genius!
It's watchable, but the protagonist supposedly remembers the plot, so why does it seem like he's forgotten it? They need to bring it back quickly, otherwise it'll be a major flaw.
Honestly, of all the books I've read about the Nine Uncles' world, yours has the worst Maoshan setting. It's so illogical and I just can't stand it. If you can't write well, don't just add your own random settings. Do you think anyone will read this?
I thought the first chapter was pretty good, but after reading the comments, I gave up!
To be honest, this novel only focuses on domestic competition; it doesn't know how to expand outwards. Like some unorthodox methods, they can conquer overseas. There are resources and materials everywhere abroad. If they're worried about some countries being too powerful, they can start with smaller countries and slowly accumulate strength. If that doesn't work either, they can support some domestic warlords and use their own power to expand outwards.
What is this thing? Someone of the same generation as Uncle Nine, here to play a minor role? He rambles on and on, but has no skills whatsoever!