The System for Becoming Uncle Jiu’s Disciple Is a Bit Unorthodox
拜师九叔系统不太正经
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- Completed
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- 1.1M Words
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- Myriad Worlds
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- 2y ago
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You're still writing about the "Five Disadvantages and Three Deficiencies"? You're out of touch with the times!
Sigh, it's right that he fell for it. Fortune telling? Even if it's true, revealing heavenly secrets will get you struck by lightning. That's even more immoral than digging up graves.
Speechless. This protagonist is purely here to be a babysitter! The more I read, the more off it seems. Earlier, he said there were karmic consequences to saving people indiscriminately, but later he's frantically cleaning up after everyone and acting as a babysitter. You might as well create your own genre, "Multiverse Simp Novels"!
I felt so bad I couldn't bear to watch anymore.
The writing is not bad. It means frequently acting as a babysitter for some reckless and troublesome people. I personally dislike it and can't stand it. Goodbye.
The story begins, and after 500,000 words, it flops.
This book has its moments of enjoyment and excitement, but it's consistently toxic, like a book that slaps you in the face just as you're getting happy. It's a recurring pattern. In the world of cultivation, you changed things up in the later stages, making things like "the world is completely cut off from all communication and you can't become a spirit" all over the place.
The author portrayed the protagonist as incredibly powerful and invincible. However, when it came to actual combat, he became utterly pathetic. Anyone could easily defeat him. Using a powerful, expertly crafted magical weapon against someone with an ordinary iron sword? And expecting it to be a balanced fight? Can you believe it?
The plot was okay until Chizuru, then suddenly turned into a deadly poison. It's clearly a time-travel story, but it's like the author doesn't know the plot. Because they were worried about Chizuru's safety, they didn't call Yomotsu and Ikkyu, insisting on doing it themselves. Speechless.
Throughout history, those who steal and plunder graves have been executed! How could Uncle Nine, such an upright man, possibly take on a disciple who steals graves!
"Three lacks and five deficiencies"? Author, are you serious? You should know that orthodox Taoism emphasizes the cultivation of both body and mind. Where do these "three lacks and five deficiencies" come from?