Folklore and Uncle Jiu: My Taoist Arts Can Level Up

I'm very confused whether to watch it or not. I'm very excited after reading the synopsis, but I really don't feel it. Not only because there are too many uncles, but also because becoming a disciple of Uncle Jiu means that Qiu Shengwen will be a senior brother. In these two movies, I don't see much, but in reality, it really feels so far away. How far away is death? It has some filial piety but not much, and it is not towards me. Instead, it causes trouble every day. It is also lazy and somewhat evil. Reading a book is all about a sense of involvement, but there are two things I really don't want to bring into it, but I love the subject matter written by the author very much. I am really confused.

Indeed, those who wrote about Uncle Jiu all sharpened their heads to write about Zongyue, as if they didn't write about the bad TV series without a power system in the later stage. It's obvious that Ghost Blowing the Lamp is easy to connect, but it's really not easy to write about the power system in the prequel. Finally someone with a discerning eye came out.

Can you succeed in practicing Taoism in just one or two months? Can you become an immortal in a year or two?

The protagonist obviously knows that he has watched Uncle Jiu's movie. Several supporting characters have appeared. The protagonist also wants to ask for help from the supporting characters. He has to see Uncle Nine to know that this is Uncle Nine's world. He had no doubts at all before. But I was a little skeptical when I saw Uncle Nine. It was better after seeing Uncle Nine. Moreover, I wanted to go abroad as soon as I traveled through time. Not a buddy. During the Republic of China, if you have any ability, just go abroad and be a pig. Right? Not to mention that period, there were a few people in Run who lived well in the past. What are your abilities? You need money but no people and no one. Why do you think you could have lived a good life in the past? Human rights are given to others, not to you, a dog who escaped from the past. Your only value is to contribute your poor labor force. If you don't get anything in return, it all depends on the mood of others.

It's so toxic. I watched a few random changes to the timeline and settings. Uncle Jiu has obviously lived in Renjia Town for many years, but changed it to just move here. The timeline Qiu Sheng has obviously been a disciple for many years. In the movie, it is set that he was frail and sick since he was a child. When he was a child, he became a master of Uncle Nine and became a godfather to the ancestor. Here, he changed the timeline to the time when Old Master Ren moved his grave. This is very poisonous for a movie that everyone has watched. I can't watch it.

To be honest, your subject matter is very good, but your writing is a bit awkward. First: During the competition, the long Taoist spell formulas not only did not give you any points, but they were stinky and long to read, which actually reduced your points. Except for reading them when you first encountered them, I just skipped them. Because, the Taoist magic formula you wrote is really nothing to read. It is neither novel nor funny. Instead, it is awkward to speak. If you write too much, it will really become an old woman's foot wrap, smelly and long. (One sentence: Writing that Taoist spell formula is really thankless, author, please don't flatter yourself!!) Second: You write too much about the fighting scenes, and it's not fun at all. Especially when the protagonist's strength increases, you always assign powerful monsters to him, which is a bit "abusive" and not fun at all. Naturally, your results will not soar. Third: In such a supernatural fan novel, it is really disappointing that you did not arrange a heroine, especially Ren Tingting. It was such a good breaking point, but you turned a blind eye. It really shouldn't be!! One sentence. A novel, you are not happy, there is no heroine yy, how can it be possible to achieve results. Of course, the above is purely a personal opinion. It doesn't matter whether you listen or not. I just have itchy hands and want to express my feelings.

Uncle Jiu asked the protagonist to find Yanshi, and then they fought for twenty chapters. In the end, Yanshi was rescued. I just removed the bookshelf. Brother, you really don't care whether the readers live or die.

Garbage is poisonous and enemies can easily escape without death.

After reading about 10 chapters, I just couldn't stand it anymore, the timeline was so messed up, I kept typing. Just a few days after becoming a disciple, he could fly even before he could walk.

There are too many fighting moves to write, and it's too tiring to watch. If the author likes to write about fighting, just write about the protagonist killing the villain cleanly and neatly in three or two strokes! 🔨🔨🔨