Uncle Jiu Reborn in the Cultivation World

He's basically a time traveler in Uncle Nine's skin; how could you even write that Uncle Nine was a lecher?

Although it's written about Uncle Nine, the character isn't like Uncle Nine at all; it doesn't feel like him. It just feels like an ordinary Taoist cultivator.

Name: Jinse Race: Human/God Gender: Female Age: 18 Title: Hariti Mother Talent: Incarnation of the Nine-Child Mother Goddess (Good/Evil) Master: Shangqing Lingbao Tianzun Skill: Shangqing Daoist and Buddhist Secret Mantras Weapons: Vermilion Bird Flag, Dragon and Tiger Jade Ruyi, Four Symbols Exquisite Pagoda, Mysterious Origin Water Control Flag, Four Seas Bottle, Eight Treasures Primordial…

It's really good! Once you achieve the Nascent Soul stage, you can establish branches in various prefectures, set up military altars, sweep across the world, cleanse the demonic forces, establish a Daoist court, and ordain the common people as registered citizens, granting them land and bestowing titles upon mountain and water gods and city gods, and refining the True Spirit Rank Chart.

Since there are no oxen at Qingniu Temple, you should hurry up and raise a green ox as a mount.

Having read several dark fantasy cultivation novels, I have to vent. Many authors portray the selfishness and self-interest of modern people to the fullest extent. The ancients said, "When you are successful, you should help others; when you are unsuccessful, you should cultivate yourself." Regardless of the society, outstanding individuals inevitably possess certain qualities.

The rating was suppressed too much. There are two points: 1. The protagonist advances to the initial stage of the Spirit Platform, moves away, and three years pass in a flash. Hey, he's still at the initial stage of the Spirit Platform. The evidence is that he only reached the intermediate stage of the Spirit Platform in chapter 114.

My last fantasy novel ended, and I was eagerly awaiting the next one, but it turned out to be an urban fantasy. I don't like that genre, so I'm finally back to fantasy.

Greatly written novels all rely on one kind of cheat code, but this one feels like the protagonist has been given an unfair advantage from beginning to end. In rebirth novels, the biggest advantage is usually the memories and experiences of the previous life.

A reincarnated Uncle Nine, who lived to the point of transcending tribulation, tried to divine the future through his spiritual alchemy, but after much effort, he claimed he wasn't good at it and couldn't predict anything. He was supposed to be exorcising demons and monsters without affecting the common people, but he did nothing, and when the people were punished, he claimed it was due to negligence... My God, this is a complete disgrace to Uncle Nine!