All Heavens Summon Divine Refiners from the World of Jiu Shu

The writing is good, but the protagonist is wrongly positioned. The protagonist is practicing five chapters of military training, not fighting alone. Moreover, the overall plot is a cliché. I dare not jump out of the movie plot and have no ideas of my own. The one who mainly focuses on movies has been thinking about small things. The summary is nothing new, so it's better to watch the movie.

What are these soldiers and horses for? It's just to catch ghosts. It's useless for fighting zombies. So why are you training your soldiers and horses?

Isn't it nonsense that the protagonist is crying about poverty while ignoring the harm caused by zombies, and yet he still has an official position in heaven?

The article is difficult to describe in one sentence. It can be seen that the author has consulted a large amount of Taoist materials, but they are completely unable to be used and the understanding is relatively superficial. First of all, the third golden chapter is suspected of scientific rituals and hydrology, and then the plot of Uncle Jiu is borrowed. There are too many useless writings, and the systems that frequently appear in the article are also It is a failure. The fantasy settings such as the first and second levels for upgrading, and the argument that zombies are physical and cannot be dealt with by soldiers and horses. It can be seen that the author's knowledge of Taoist materials is completely in a situation where he knows a little bit but does not understand the connotation. It is useless.

The subject of "Recruiting Gods and Refining Generals" is new and no one has ever written about it, but there are a lot of words in it. It's like high school students writing essays, but the writing style is not good.

Ignore evil spirits and kill people, the protagonist has violated the precept

Nowadays, there are not only 100 but also 50 people writing about Uncle Nine. It is no longer new for people to find various reasons to follow the plot.

It is best for the protagonist to ascend to the orthodox Taoist heaven when he becomes an immortal It is not the Great Desolation Heaven. The Great Desolation knows how to plot this and that every day, and has no ambition for a righteous god to save all sentient beings It is best for the protagonist to invite a god when he travels through the heavens. The immortals of the orthodox Taoism, and then take the orthodox Taoist heavenly immortals across the wilderness Teach those immortals in the ancient times what the real immortals are Take care of Hongjun and dare to claim to be the Taoist ancestor Let him see the real Sanqing Taoist ancestors and the heavenly gods

After reading Chapter 18, the protagonist is completely useless!

The author's word count is a bit too high, right?

It feels like a puppet on a string, too systematic

After reading Chapter 30, I basically copied all the plot lines without any changes.

The subject matter is quite good. The content is copied from the movie. There are multiple protagonists. The plot and dialogue are the same as the movie. There is no change at all. The trained soldiers and horses can only catch ghosts. They are useless against zombies and people. It's so funny.

I've been looking for the main character's source of income...

There are a lot of incantations written, and they look ridiculous, but the protagonist is of no use

The protagonist's name is outrageous, Shen Lipu

In the early stage, we talked about boarding, but we just didn't leave. According to the plot, since we have soldiers and horses, we must quickly find a place.

The problem is very eye-catching and everyone can see it. You don't have many roles as a god that you put so much effort into practicing.

The pace is too slow. As for Zhutian, more than 200 chapters are still wandering around the world of Uncle Jiu, and most of the emotions follow the direction of Yuan Ji. It is really difficult to keep reading. It is too boring and boring.

The protagonist must have a sense of presence. There are many plots that the protagonist can participate in. I have finished watching the movie. Isn't this equivalent to watching the movie again?

The setting is pretty good, but you can't write it according to the original text. I don't know how many times I have watched these zombie movies. If you write it according to the original text, I might as well go watch the movie.

Don't know. It feels like the number of words is too high

I don't know what I'm talking about when I look at the first few chapters: In the very beginning, there's an awesome godly thug: In the first chapter, the protagonist is here: In the second chapter, the protagonist is flat: In the third chapter, the protagonist either ascends or becomes invincible: If he ascends, just go through chapters 1, 2, and 3 again.

Basically, they are based on the original work, and the dialogues are exactly the same. What is the use of the protagonist?

The word count starts in the second chapter! There is no need to finish writing this spell. 😅Do you think anyone will finish it?

Following the plot, can you be more original or add other non-Uncle Nine fantasy movie plots, like the old corpse of the mountain village? Now that I am reading Chapter 56, it would be boring if the rest were all Uncle Jiu movies. I have watched it countless times.

It's not a novel at all, right? It's said again in the movie, even word for word. It doesn't have anything of my own. Even watching a movie is better than this. Written by AI, right?

It's not for nothing that there are so few people watching it. The whole thing is a water scripture

It's too stupid. It's a complete copy of the scriptures.

Rivers, lakes and seas ebb and flow