Mastering the Eight Mystical Arts in Uncle Jiu's World

You can abandon the second chapter. Maoshan Orthodoxy, you have three shortcomings and five shortcomings... What do senior Maoshan in the underworld and heaven think of you 😅

The bullshit Five Disadvantages and Three Disadvantages are all here. The Five Disadvantages and Three Disadvantages were written by Cui Zaozhao when I was a teacher of Yin and Yang. The source is the Five Disadvantages and Three Disadvantages of the Book of Lu Ban, which has nothing to do with Taoism.

First of all, there are gods in the Jiu Shu world. They invite the ancestors and the underworld, and there is no shortage of high-end combat power Secondly, the expressiveness of the practitioners is not as flashy as one person, which can provide a lot of excitement However, Maoshan practice has five disadvantages and three shortcomings. Does this second setting have any meaning except for readers? Is it closely related to the plot?

The Eight Wonders = the youth version of immortals The Eight Wonders match the various abilities of immortals. The only difference is that they do not have the nature and life of immortals. The Origin of Qi Body: Immortal's control over Qi can achieve various subtle control such as analysis, decomposition and reorganization of Qi. Daluo Cave View: Immortals have insight into everything, past, present and future, just like looking at patterns in the palm of a hand. Tongtianlu: The abstract concept of connecting with the sky, connecting with the sky, and communicating with the sky, my personal understanding is like the root in the fate series, linking the root, and learning from the world. The Immortal Thief of Liuku: The Immortal absorbs all things for his own use and becomes immortal. Juling Senjiang: Immortals have absolute suppressive power over the Yin body, energy bodies such as spirit bodies, soul bodies, and elves, and can forcibly control them for their own use or devour them. Both Hands: The immortal has the ability to control the body and soul. It can repair, transform, analyze, read and other abilities. Fenghou Qimen: The ability to control all changes in oneself and the world, wind, fire and thunder, changes in the five elements, yin, yang, time and space. Shenji Bailian: The ability to create or manufacture everything. This ability is that the higher the knowledge, the stronger the ability. If all the abilities are linked in one person, you will get an immortal who can communicate with the world, gain insight into everything, control everything, create everything, and can live forever, which is in line with the previous people's fantasy of immortals being omnipotent. My personal understanding of the Eight Magic Skills is to imitate a single aspect of an immortal. Without the essence of an immortal, it cannot have much effect at all. It is like a child swinging a sledgehammer. The above only represents my personal views on the Eight Wonders. If you don't like it, please don't criticize it.

The protagonist has a lot of secrets, and he also practices divine magic. Is he mentally ill? Typical brainless wisdom!

It's really unbearable to see the plot enter the Zombie Supreme chapter. He knew clearly that Qiu Sheng and Wen Cai were cheating, but he still allowed them to cause trouble everywhere, and looked like they didn't care if they were allowed to defeat Yin Zhi and cause hundreds of ghosts to escape. . . The author is too lazy to use his brain, and all plot advancement depends on these two people cheating.

It is recommended that the author take a good look at the setting of the eight magical skills in one person, and do not take it for granted that they are invincible.

Aside from the Eight Wonders, this novel is just a regular Jiu Shu world fanfic. The writing is okay, and it doesn't overly force the eight magic skills to crush, nor does it force the plot. Currently, the character settings of the original text have not collapsed, nor are they too stereotyped, and they have their own thinking. My personal feeling is pretty good, but it seems that the author's outline is not arranged well, and sometimes the details and key points are not grasped well. Generally, it belongs to food and grass and can be seen. Vote two monthly votes this month

I really can't stand it any longer. To read this book, I might as well re-read the original Hong Kong movie.

Taoist priests eat beef? It's so damn funny, you can't write a novel without basic logic and common sense!