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

Which apprentice spends all day muttering their master's name to themselves? Whether speaking or thinking, shouldn't they directly address their master?

The biggest flaw in this book so far is probably the name (Lin Fengjiao), although the movie does mention that Uncle Nine's name is... (Lin Fengjiao), but everyone still calls him Uncle Nine because it's more affectionate. On the contrary, the name (Lin Fengjiao) makes people think of (Jackie Chan's wife Lin Fengjiao), which is very distracting. So I suggest the author change it, otherwise this book won't last long.

It reads strangely, and the plot feels somewhat inexplicable.

I think I read a book where the protagonist had a system, and the sunflower from Plants vs. Zombies was a spirit. What's the title? Can anyone tell me? It was also about transmigrating into the world of Uncle Nine.

Could it be possible to acquire all the abilities of the Calabash Brothers? Wouldn't that make one invincible in Uncle Nine's world?

Why does this look so messy? The effects of the hanging should be explained in the first few chapters, otherwise people will have to guess.

It seems that the lineage of those who invoke deities is more professional in the Four Eyes style, while the lineage of Uncle Nine seems to practice talismans.

I'm really confused about whether the mountain god's test is an illusion or a combination of reality and a coffin; it's written in a completely nonsensical way.

I don't understand. The ghost-slaying part is like a dungeon crawler; you enter an illusion to face the mountain god's test, and the ghost goes in too. What's the difference between fighting inside and outside? The main problem is this mini-dungeon is too rough. Either don't write it, or write it more thoroughly! So, does Maoshan also rely on Foundation Establishment, Nascent Soul, and Golden Core pills? Is it part of an ordination system?

It feels like it was generated by AI; there's a sense of disorganized sentence structure and disjointed plot.