I Am Cultivating Immortality in the Movie

There's so much mess that I don't know what to look at.

This novel is written for people with low IQs. Anyone who has been working in society and living until 2024 should know that naughty children are not scary. What is the scariest thing about parents of naughty children? Uncle Jiu and Wen Cai were born, and everyone who watched the movie felt that being a Wen Cai was not suitable for being a Taoist priest. Yes, this kind of clown is really needed in the movie to match the movie. After all, as the senior brother, time, as the leader, isn't it a bit too selfish? It's not too much, so can you tell that this book is Taoist? Like the Taoist priests I know in real society, like his granddaughter, the Taoist priests I see on the Douyin platform and the Taoist priests in the novel may not be the same Taoist priests, nor may they be the same model. What does this say? It's just putting Taoist culture on the ground and rubbing it

It is probably the one with the strongest logical connection among the Jiu Shu film novels, even better than the other Nine Points. After all, the transition from the Republic of China to Hong Kong is quite difficult to write about. Personally, I felt that it was dragged down by the title of the book, which is not eye-catching.

Real pig's feet

This novel impressed me deeply, and the character setting of the protagonist made the story more attractive. The storyline is compact and full of suspense, making it very enjoyable to watch. I especially liked the decisiveness of the protagonist's killing spree, which made the story more realistic and engaging. Overall, this is a very good novel and I look forward to seeing more like it.

Very average, 8.6 Points is too high, 6 points at most.

A good Hong Kong mystery novel

Nothing! Always looking for trouble by yourself

The more I listen to it, the more boring it becomes. It's not interesting at all.