Building a Divine Court in Uncle Jiu's World
我在九叔世界建神庭
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 522k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Classical Xianxia
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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233Chapters
5.3kRecommendations
32.4kFans
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Let me explain the protagonist's emotional issues. At the beginning, I said I wouldn't accept female characters, specifically female supporting characters like Ren Tingting and Dong Xiaoyu from ghost movies. I wanted to design a protagonist who is affectionate but not promiscuous, charming but not vulgar, who doesn't play with feelings, and whose money is given willingly.
The author doesn't accept female characters, so is there a female lead? I don't like stories with a detached, ascetic atmosphere, sorry 😂😂😂 A gem!
Taoism has a rule that righteous gods do not take human form; this setting is problematic.
Please be sure to accept Caiyi and Bai Min'er.
As I was writing, the main character disappeared; as I was writing, the penis disappeared. I'm speechless.
It's quite good, but it feels like the power in the game isn't truly your own, even though it can be converted. Is it possible to learn how to refine one's internal organs into a divine general, and then have a powerful deity possess the body to transfer that power to the internally refined divine general? It feels like the protagonist currently has magical power but lacks practical skills.
As I was writing, the main character disappeared.
The main character has changed?
These chapters are undecided because I had no idea what night I would write them. This isn't an ensemble piece.
The first few dozen chapters seem quite good. Judging from your writing style, you're probably not a young newbie who's only read a few of Uncle Nine's novels. I strongly suggest you avoid overpowered characters. 98% Of Uncle Nine's novels go into cultivation mode, but how many people read Uncle Nine's novels specifically for cultivation?