You've Already Won the Top Prize, Are You Telling Me This is Journey to the West?

[68 points·Grain and grass] In Journey to the West, at the beginning of the novel, Chen Guangrui, the father of Tang Seng, tries to change his destiny against the will of heaven. This identity is quite strange. Other novels about journey to the West usually choose the identity of a monster on the journey to the West. This book opens with Tang Seng's father, which is really the first time I have seen it. The protagonist relies on his own understanding of the plot of Journey to the West at the beginning. He joins Wei Zheng in the officialdom, finds Yuan Shoucheng in cultivating immortals, and tries to change his original destiny. To be honest, it feels not very easy to write. After all, many plots in Journey to the West would be difficult to advance if Monk Tang was not born, and many plot lines in the future would be difficult to explain. I don't know how the author plans to deal with it. Overall, the writing seems to be average. Some plots are too stiff to be pretentious. Overall, it depends on creativity.

Not many people recommend it. It is a new book. I personally think it is quite interesting. The main character is Tang Monk and his father in the original novel Journey to the West. The author combines the history of the Tang Dynasty with the myth of Journey to the West. The writing method is relatively novel and the writing style is also good.

Written later. . . How to say it? The combat power is very unbalanced, and the monsters are visible to the naked eye. Here's another one. Although this one isn't written much, it's pretty good. It can be seen that it was written with care. At this point, I only wrote two words: Breaking the Tribulation.

The protagonist is like a native, who keeps hitting the wall, and then starts to accept his fate. It makes me feel aggrieved, just like my reality. I have already read the novel, and you still want me to read my daily life that is useless to anyone. I am unhappy.