Building a Divine Court in Uncle Jiu's World

Let me explain the emotional issues of the protagonist here. What I said at the beginning was that I would not accept women. I meant that I would not accept female supporting characters in ghost movies such as Ren Tingting and Dong Xiaoyu. I wanted to design a protagonist who is sentimental but not sentimental, romantic but not obscene. The protagonist is not a eunuch. There are not many female characters in the early stage. The protagonist feels that he is weak and is focused on his career and has no energy to pay attention to other things. After a while, there will be some emotional drama. I always try to write emotional dramas in my new books. Don't be afraid of trial and error. When I finish it, everyone will comment. If you don't approve, then there will be no heroine.

The author doesn't accept women, is there a female protagonist? I don't like celibate writing, sorry 😂😂Xiancao

Taoism stipulates that righteous gods cannot enter the human body, and there are problems with the setting.

Please be sure to collect Caiyi and Bai Miner

I keep writing, the protagonist is gone, I keep writing, JJ is gone, and I am convinced.

It's pretty cool, but I feel that the power is not my own, although it can be transformed. Is it possible to learn how to refine the internal organs and six lungs into a god general, and use the upper body of a great god to convert the power to the internally refined god general? I feel that the protagonist now has magic power but no means, and he is quite popular recently. The art of war is Erlang Shen Nezha Guan Yu, god generals like that, armors, weapons, etc., Or a bunch of guys fighting inside. The above is just nonsense. I suggest everyone take a look. Although Uncle Jiu shook his head when he saw the title now, I passed by it several times.

As I write, the protagonist disappears

? ? ? ? ? Has the protagonist changed?

These chapters are undecided because I don't know what it took to write them overnight. This is not a group portrait book

The first few dozen chapters seem to be well written. Judging from the way you write it, it seems that you are not a noob who just watched a few Uncle Nine movies at a young age. I suggest that you don't have abnormal strength. 98% Of Jiu Shu's novels are about cultivating immortality as they are written. But how many of those who read Jiu Shu's novels are here to read about cultivating immortality? When we read Xiuxian, won't we read the book of the Second Generation of Fishman? But why Uncle Nine's movies are still so popular today is because every Uncle Nine relies on various reasonable methods to deal with monsters and monsters. Of course, it was an era when a hundred flowers bloomed. Uncle Four Eyes, Zhuge Kongping, Taoist Master Qianhe, Shi Jian... Were all the most blooming fireworks of that era. Similarly, even the solid strength of Shi, which is recognized as the strongest on paper, is within the controllable range of Taoism. If you write it as Daluo Immortal, how many people will follow this book, and what kind of Jiu Shu novel is it? Before you finish writing all the ghost movie stories at least 1,000 chapters, don't be too strong. After 1,000 chapters, it's almost the end, and you can just rank in the immortal class.