Uncle Nine in Republican-Era China: A Thousand Mechanisms, a Hundred Refinements

Everything else is fine, but the names of the puppets are a bit odd. I suggest the author use names related to Taoism, such as Taoist soldiers, strongmen, or demon soldiers and ghost generals; those would sound much better than something like "bear puppet."

Summon Shennong! Come out, Shennong!

Even more hypocritical than Tang San. At least Tang San tried to cover it up, but this guy didn't even bother to cover it up.

It's not very informative. It fails to distinguish between primary and secondary matters, and doesn't differentiate between status, personal relationships, and interests. After reading several dozen chapters, it's basically about a modern person who transmigrates two years later, brainwashes himself, and becomes an outstanding young Taoist priest in the Republic of China era.

What kind of rubbish is this? It portrays the Seven-Colored Pavilion as incredibly powerful, and the author, fearing retaliation from them, says they have no recourse and are simply waiting to be killed in the Ancestral Hall. Even Uncle Nine is depicted as just waiting to die. What do you take this Ancestral Master of the Maoshan Underworld for? Does the author not know what Maoshan's greatest strength is? When have the people of Maoshan ever been threatened like this? It's truly appalling!

Taking on female apprentices is incredibly toxic. Uncle Nine keeps praising how wonderful the women are. If they're so good, why doesn't he take them on? His own two apprentices are like complete idiots! And he keeps praising them! I think it would be okay if he didn't praise them! The most disgusting thing is that the female apprentices the protagonist takes on are forced!

I hate authors who write with such ambiguous descriptions. It's like you didn't even learn basic elementary school composition. The sentence, "First, it can quickly complete the forging process, reducing the forging time," contains two grammatical errors. "Who" can quickly complete the forging process—is it the system or the protagonist? It's missing a subject.

Putting the plot aside, just the fact that there are seven puppet levels and cultivation realms like Daoist Child, Alchemist, True Person, Alchemist, Human Master, and Earth Master, along with early, middle, and late stages, is enough to deter a large number of people. This is the world of Uncle Nine, not some mortal cultivation story. I'm speechless.

Chapter 13, Wrongful methods! It's one thing to intimidate enemies, but to use magic to intimidate someone beautiful and wealthy, then rescue them—the ancestors of the underworld are watching! They'll run away!

Fighting with that Shui family was pointless and pointless; we gained absolutely nothing and just became enemies.