The Nine Uncles of the Republic of China: Maoshan Killed Through Hong Kong and All Heavens

I don't have any problem with you pulling your junior brother, but pulling them is enough. Don't keep pulling them, that won't work.

Many people think Qiu Sheng and Wen Cai are a burden. Yes, they are indeed a burden to Uncle Jiu. But it was precisely because of their various charades that so many people still remembered them after decades. At the same time, it was also because of their charades that Uncle Jiu showed a tenderness while being upright and awe-inspiring in conquering demons. I would like to ask everyone, in addition to missing Uncle Jiu, don't you also miss Qiu Sheng and Wen Cai. Whenever I think of "Mr. Yin Yang: The Last Celestial Master", Qiu Sheng has grown old, his literary talent has disappeared, and his ninth uncle has also disappeared, I sigh in my heart.

To correct two problems, Maoshan is not called Maoshan sect, but is called Shangqing sect. Of course, you can call it Maoshan. The origin of Maoshan is Dongtian Paradise.

The Shangqing sect does not practice Qi Cun Shen, does not learn the outer alchemy talisman, does not read the scriptures, and does not study the Dharma. Instead, it learns the heretical practices of exorcism. Therefore, Uncle Jiu is an idiot.

It's a waste of my money. All my subscriptions are wasted. I can't subscribe casually in the future. I'm really speechless.

I think this book could use a different title. "I have a harem in Maoshan."

For those of you who haven't understood it yet, I'll explain it again. The so-called practice is the Taoist process of cultivating the mind. My book is basically traditional Taoism. There are many things that I found out when I checked the information. I found false information, and I will change it if I find out later. In other words, the protagonist's qualifications are entirely a matter of mentality. Taoist cultivation actually means conduct and mentality. People with a good mentality practice quickly, while people with a bad mentality practice slowly. Of course, the personality will not change too much. Different people have different ways of communicating. A person who likes Sesei can do it every day, and his mentality is good at Sesei. At the beginning, because of the effort system, the protagonist only thought about getting stronger by working hard every day. Later he figured it out that he was already strong and no longer needed to work so hard. With no more obsession in my heart, my aptitude will naturally improve, and my practice will no longer be about memorizing things by rote. It's like learning mathematics, memorizing formulas every day, memorizing them by rote, but not knowing how to use the formulas. Even if you have a system, you can't compare with a real genius. But some people have different attitudes towards learning. They regard it as a hobby and are better at learning than those who study hard.

When will you buy something with merit to improve your qualifications?

Why don't you write about zombies and not write about the resurgence of spiritual energy? The spiritual energy of heaven and earth dried up to the extreme in the late Qing Dynasty and began to bottom out. The power of foreign guns, cannons and hot weapons is getting smaller and smaller. Various dumb guns are jammed. Various secret realms appear, the underworld is chaotic, monsters and ghosts in the mountains, and people in retreat begin to appear. Isn't this easier to write? Start writing fan fiction and slowly practice your writing skills. Wouldn't it be better to use it as a distraction without having to write about things after the Republic of China? Also, your force value is too exaggerated. How can you possibly hold it back? You can fight against royal zombies by yourself, and you have no experience in growing up. It's really boring. What are you doing with Uncle Nine? You can definitely go it alone.

Brothers, pigs need to be fattened and killed, but they cannot starve to death.

Can the author 😡 be more serious? The protagonist is a Taoist priest, so you have to use "lay scholar" or ordinary titles when addressing others! It's not what the monk calls "donor"! I won't give you a "monthly ticket" if you make another mistake!

Oops, what I wanted to fatten up turned out to be gone 🤐