A Rogue Taoist in a Supernatural World

This is a pretentious novel; the author keeps showing off in front of Uncle Nine, it's so annoying to read.

If this book continues like this, I'll pay to read it. But given Uncle Qi's age, it's not good to just throw in a female lead anytime soon. As for cultivation-themed books, those that focus on the lower body are generally not good.

Regarding the protagonist's plot to murder Ren Tingting at Maoshan, I don't think it's a big deal. The protagonist is over 70 years old, and has been wandering the supernatural world for at least 60. He's still the protagonist; if he needed Maoshan's permission to kill someone, then he'd have lived those seventy-odd years in vain. 🙂🙂

I used to be obsessed with supernatural zombie movies, but unfortunately, classics can't be replicated. After reading the novel, I came across fanfiction by Uncle Nine, which felt like a new world had opened up for me. I became completely engrossed in it and couldn't stop. But gradually... I've noticed that most of the fanfiction about Uncle Nine is overly imitative.

After reading more than ten chapters, I've concluded that it's not worth subscribing to. There are no female supporting characters; it's just a story where the protagonist is an invincible old man who constantly praises Uncle Jiu. He casually gives away top-tier martial arts techniques, vigorously cultivates Qiu Sheng, and it's a story about showing off and being a saint.

I've always wanted to find novels about unorthodox cultivators within the world of Nine Uncles, and I found this one. But your book completely reverses the priorities. In your previous books, the main plot was about becoming stronger, and the secondary plots were about showing off and daily life. But in your book, showing off has become the main focus, so what's the point? Moreover, your showing off plot is also terrible, repetitive, and boring. It's a pity for this genre.

I read through about thirty chapters and then immediately stopped reading. Even a bookworm of over ten years couldn't take it. It's truly addictive.

Uncle Nine suddenly took in eight disciples, scattered across four different locations. He usually stayed in Renjia Town, only occasionally visiting them in other places throughout the year. That's just too far-fetched... And the main character is overshadowed; he has absolutely no presence, practically just a mascot throughout.

I've read a few chapters and I'm still completely confused. There's no explanation of how the protagonist came to be, and after living for so long, he's still a useless character at the start... And who seriously injured him?

The author has some talent; at least they have ideas and concepts. However, the flaws are too glaring, and the writing style is simply lacking. The author is like a primary school student writing an essay; although they have ideas, they can't put them into words; although their mind is full of wonderful thoughts, their writing skills are lacking...