Uncle Nine: My Disciple Fang Han Has the Potential to Become an Immortal!
九叔：我徒方寒有成仙之姿！
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The protagonist is named Fang Han? Isn't he afraid of eating the entire zombie world? Is the title of "originator of cannibalism" just an empty boast?
The main character is named Fang Han. While reading, I kept thinking of the Gate of Immortality.
Uncle Nine taught a whole bunch of immortals, but he himself did not become an immortal. It can only be said that all of his immortal disciples were like Tang Shenwang.
I thought it was Fang Han from the world of immortality.
Uncle Nine is taking on so many disciples he can't keep up! Why doesn't he learn the Lightning Thunder Fist from his eldest disciple? That seems like a good opportunity; there are just too many people wanting to become his apprentices.
Your story started strong but ended weakly. It was fine at the beginning, but then it suddenly became rambling and the power level skyrocketed. Was that necessary? Or are you planning to end it?
The protagonist should either be given a background of being the reincarnation of a powerful figure, or he should honestly cultivate for decades like those legendary immortals to gain a chance at becoming an immortal. Otherwise, he can go toe-to-toe with someone like Uncle Nine who can become a ghost immortal after only a few months of cultivation.
(Would you prefer me to write *My Date with a Vampire* or *The Taoist Priest*?) Wow, the author's writing is so good!!! It's so good!!! 😁😁😁
Don't touch either "A Date with a Vampire" or "The First Commandment," they're too conflicting. Maybe add some Japanese, Korean, or Thai horror movies in the future.
In the second chapter at the beginning, the author writes about Uncle Nine's misconception that he regrets taking Wen Cai and Qiu Sheng as his disciples. Uncle Nine accepts disciples based on their character, so how could he have such thoughts? It's clear from the movie that Wen Cai is like Uncle Nine's half-student, even worrying about whether he can find a wife; this scene appears in the movie.