Nine Uncles of the Republic of China: Thousands of Opportunities

Not nutritious. I can't tell the priority, what is status, what is favor, and what is benefit. After reading dozens of chapters, I realized that a modern man traveled through time for two years, brainwashed himself, and became an outstanding young Taoist priest in the Republic of China. When there were obstacles along the way, he did not digest the appearance well and often owed himself some causal favors that he thought he had.

Everything else is fine, except that the name of the puppet is a bit weird. It is suggested that the author can use Taoist terms, such as Taoist soldiers, strong men, demon soldiers and ghost generals, which sound much better than bear puppets.

Summon Shennong! Come out, Shennong

Even more double-standard than Tang San, Tang San at least covered it up, good guy, he didn't even try to hide it.

What the hell are you writing about? You wrote the Qicai Tower to be so powerful. You were afraid of the Qicai Tower's revenge. You said there were no moves at all. The Ancestral Master Hall was waiting for someone to kill you. You also wrote that Uncle Jiu was waiting for death. What do you think of the Piao Ancestral Master in Maoshan Underworld? The author doesn't know what the most powerful place in Maoshan is. When have the people of Maoshan ever been threatened like this? It's really poisonous.

He is a super poisonous person when he accepts female disciples. How can Uncle Jiu praise the female disciples all the time? Why didn't he accept it if it was so good? The two disciples I teach act like idiots! And all kinds of compliments! If he doesn't praise me, I think it's okay! The most disgusting thing is that the female apprentice who collects pig's feet is forced to do so!

I hate authors whose descriptions are so ambiguous. You didn't even learn how to write a composition in elementary school. "First of all, it can quickly complete the weapon refining and reduce the time for refining it." There are two language errors in just one sentence. "Who" can quickly complete the weapon refining, the system or the protagonist, lacks a subject; "who" can shorten the time of refining the weapon, is it a dog or a cat, lacks an object. Are these all in the author's dream? The subject, predicate and object are not clear. I heard that he has written several novels, so he should be at a certain level of practice. There are still problems with the plot. How to speed it up? Whether it is to make something out of nothing or to speed up the weapon refining action, it is not explained clearly at all. Just looking at this point makes people uninterested in reading further.

Let's not talk about the plot. There are seven levels of puppets, including Taoist boys, alchemists, real people, trainers, human masters, earth masters, etc., In the early, middle and late stages. How did they come together? This alone persuaded a large number of people to retreat. This is the world of Uncle Jiu, not just mortals cultivating immortals or anything like that. They are also convinced.

Chapter 13, evil ways, just intimidate the enemy, use magic to intimidate people if they are beautiful and rich, and then save the beauty, then the ancestors of the underworld will watch, and run away

The puppets are divided into seven levels, and the names of each level are not only 1234567, but also two-character names such as ordinary weapons and weapons that are hard to remember at all; the weapons are also divided into four levels including magic weapons! I just want to ask which reader can remember it?

Fighting with that Shui family is inexplicable. It's no good at all, so we become enemies.

Those who play puppets don't actually make figures. They simply squander natural resources and let magic weapons give birth to intelligence. Isn't it a basic operation?

It's poisonous. Your puppet can't look like a human being. Even if it doesn't look like it, there's no need to be a lizard. Just be a bear puppet and become an immortal. Are you doing Western fantasy?

I'm writing another one. Eight books are still level 3. I advise you not to write them.

This author seems to have lived twenty years ago

No ideas, dull and spiritless

The style of the puppets is hard to watch, and the memories of past lives are not as good as those of the ancients.

What the hell are you, a lizard warrior? Gecko warrior?

This book is a typical open high and low open. It can't even be considered a high open. The further it goes, the more water it gets. How can I put it, it's a failure. And there is very little interaction with the plots of those movies. Alas, it's a failure.

Looking at the catalog, Pluto has appeared in hundreds of chapters. Is there any Shen Nong who can check to see if it is poisonous?

The author should not take advantage of the situation😡

I have read Chapter 13 so far, which means there are several chapters in the comments that say the protagonist is doing evil things. (I was scared off by these comments several times. I picked it up after I ran out of books to read 😅) There were no problems in the previous chapters. Do you really think that the plot against Ren Tingting in Chapter 12 is a big poisonous point? Is the moral level so high? The protagonist is a puppet refiner. As mentioned above, the protagonist is extremely short of money to buy materials. Because he is supervised by the ancestor of the underworld, he is not allowed to rob homes, etc. What else could you do to make money in that era? So the protagonist has his mind set on the Ren family. In ancient times, it was common for large families to worship mages. So how do you make others believe in you? "Pretending to be a ghost + showing miracles" is the only way to do it. Ren Tingting was a staunch atheist at first, and Ren Fa was also dubious (insisting on not cremating Ren Wei's body). Without harming their bodies, the protagonist scares them with ghosts and then demonstrates killing methods, making the Ren family believe in the protagonist, and even enshrining the protagonist later (I haven't watched it yet, I guess). Is this really a poisonous point? If you want to say that the protagonist is a liar, then you can scold him. If the protagonist scares people and makes the ghost hurt them, you can also scold them. I can't accept just this. Isn't it a bit too saintly? I haven't read the rest of it yet. I will continue to review it after watching it to give you a reference. (Why did I come here to comment after seeing Chapter 13? Because I have read this book several times, and I was scared off by the negative reviews every time. Then I really didn't have any books to read today, so I just came in and read it. After reading Chapter 13, I found that the negative reviews were somewhat deliberate, so I will give you a real review to give you a reference)

Just average, no sense of immersion. Keep going.