Uncle Jiu Reborn in the Cultivation World

He's just a time traveler who's trying to hide Uncle Jiu's skin. Uncle Jiu is so horny, thanks to you for writing it.

Although it is written about Uncle Jiu, his character is not at all like Uncle Jiu. It doesn't have that feeling. It feels like he is just an ordinary monk.

Name: Jinse Race: Human/God Gender: Female Age: 18 Title: Emperor Mother of Hari Talent: Nine Sons Mother Goddess Incarnation (Good/Evil) Teacher: Shangqing Lingbao Tianzun Skills: Shangqing Taoism, Buddhist Secret Mantra Weapons: Suzaku Flag, Dragon Tiger Jade Ruyi, Four Elephant Exquisite Pagoda Xuanyuan Water Control Flag, Four Sea Bottles Eight Treasures Hunyuan Building, Sun and Moon Beads, Kunlun Mirror, 24 Solar Terms Umbrella, Sun and Moon Jing Wheel, Seven Stars Coiled Dragon Whip The natal magic weapon: 36-grade White Lotus for Purifying the World. Image: A beautiful woman wearing a phoenix crown with emerald pearls on her head and a red flame skirt with tassels, purple feathers and phoenix tail Introduction: The Nine Sons Ghost Mother was reincarnated into Buddhism and Taoism and wanted to regain the throne and become the wife of the male protagonist {"NickName":"mouth Post-80s","UserId":160078901}

It's very nice. When you achieve the soul, you will build branches in each county, set up military altars, sweep the world, clean up the evil atmosphere, establish a Taoist court, regard the common people as the people, grant them fields, seal the mountains, water gods, city gods, and refine the true spiritual industry map. Nowadays, many cultivation novels completely use the common people as the background. The common people live in purgatory, and they only subdue some demons and eliminate some demons. It is very uncomfortable to read with emotion. You can't do something big if you turn the world upside down and move mountains and seas.

There are no cows in Qingniu Temple, so you can seize the time to raise a green cow as a mount.

I read a few dark cultivation novels, and I couldn't help but feel unhappy. Many authors have vividly demonstrated the selfishness of modern people. The ancients said that if you are rich, you can help the world, and if you are poor, you can be alone. No matter what society a person is in, outstanding people must have certain characteristics. Many authors still write with the mentality of an ordinary little person. How can you make people believe that you can be better than others? To put it bluntly, 99% of people who traveled through ancient times or in the society of cultivators would not be able to escape, or the author's obscene intention is to judge others by himself.

The leveling is too harsh Just two points. 1. The protagonist was promoted to the elementary level of Lingtai, moved away, and 3 years have passed. Hey, he is still the elementary level of Lingtai. The evidence is that he has just reached the intermediate level of Lingtai in Chapter 114. How about you get a mortal background to cultivate immortality? Given such a powerful background, and then crazy leveling to disgust the readers? 2. The protagonist was given a golden finger to recruit more disciples, but he didn't see how to recruit them, especially since he skipped three years and traveled all the way, but couldn't find anyone who could recruit him? Not too many, just two more disciples would be normal

I finished the first fantasy book and am waiting for the next one. It turns out it's an urban one. I don't like this genre, so I finally restarted fantasy.

A well-written novel is nothing more than a cheat, but you feel that the protagonist has been tricked from head to toe The biggest hook in rebirth novels is usually the memory and experience of the previous life. This is the memory and experience of the previous life, and it is the fourth level of the cultivation of the fundamental talismans, and the concept method can accommodate it. There are a lot of natal magic weapons, and there are also Kongmulang Spiritual Roots that make you stronger by accepting disciples, including drawing talismans, forming formations, and refining elixirs. This is the reason why the protagonist's invincible combat power collapses in the later stages of each of your novels. The settings are very good, and the names of the exercises are very good. I also saw the part about your Chongshan Zhenjun in the Earthly Immortal Realm. Anyway, the protagonists who write particularly excellent books have always had the same combat power as the geniuses who changed the map. Maybe not as good. But your apprentice, who should be your apprentice, has about the same age group as these geniuses. Alas, I don't know if you want to read it or not. That's all.

Uncle Ninth who lived to survive the tribulation was reincarnated, and the Lingtai warned him that he was not good at fortune-telling for a long time, but he couldn't figure it out. He clearly thought about the people who could not be affected by subduing demons, but he did nothing. As a result, the people were retaliated, which is an oversight. . . Oh my God, you pure and innocent defiled Uncle Jiu