Uncle Nine: You Were Told to Summon a God, So Why Are You Commanding Gods and Demons Across the Heavens?

Which apprentice whispers the name of his master in his heart all day long? Shouldn't we just call master directly, whether we are speaking or thinking secretly?

The biggest flaw of this book so far may be the name (Lin Fengjiao). Although the movie does mention that Uncle Nine's name is (Lin Fengjiao), everyone still calls him Uncle Nine because it is more affectionate. On the contrary, the name (Lin Fengjiao) will make people think of (Jackie Chan's wife Lin Fengjiao). This is very confusing, so I suggest the author change it, otherwise the book will not survive long.

It's weird to read, and the plot has an inexplicable feel to it.

I seem to have read that the main character has a system in Plant Zombie War, and the sunflower is aura. What is the title of the book? Can anyone remember to tell me? It also travels through the world of Uncle Jiu.

Could it be possible to obtain all the abilities of Calabash Baby? Isn't this invincible in the world of Uncle Jiu?

Why does it look so messy? The effect of hanging should be written in the first few chapters, otherwise we would have to wait for people to guess?

The Qingshen line seems to be more specialized in the fourth eye, while the Jiu Shu lineage seems to be cultivating talismans.

I'm very confused. Is the mountain god's test an illusion, or is reality combined with the coffin? It's written inexplicably.

I don't understand, how to get rid of half of the ghosts is the same as playing a dungeon. Entering the fantasy world to accept the test of the mountain god, and the ghosts have also entered. Is there any difference between fighting inside and outside? The main reason is that this small dungeon is too rough. Either don't write it, or write it more carefully By the way, does Maoshan also rely on the Nascent Soul Golden Pill to build the foundation? Let's teach the hierarchy

It seems to be generated by AI. There is always some confusion in the word order and the feeling of jumping around in the plot.