Time Travel at the Same Time: Why Did They All Become Villains?

I can't write details. Is it interesting to take your time? Also, Ellie's character is so annoying, is it necessary to keep writing? After all, she's just a bitch who gets used to it after having sex a few times. Is it necessary to write so many interactions?

The protagonist's little things like consecration and begging for a child are nothing. It doesn't matter whether the monsters in it eat people or feast on them. The big bosses above, whether they are Taoists or Buddhas, don't care about it. Even the gods eat it themselves. Kuimulang went down to the world for monsters and gave birth to children. He returned to heaven and acted like a domineering person. I remember that there are gods who don't wear monsters. There is no such thing as harming the common people. Taoism and Buddhism in Journey to the West are quite harmonious. They talk about the unity of the three religions. Even if the protagonist learns Taoism or something, he can still go to the Buddhist school to become a Buddha. There is no obvious difference between Taoism and Buddhism. It is probably equivalent to two companies that cooperate and compete, and the competition is very small and cooperation is the most common.

Corpse brother said cousin? Don't you mean Bai Xiaofei? How could cousin and cousin have the same last name? People with the same surname are cousins, cousins, and cousins.

Where did the martial arts warrior Bai Yu come from? Where is Godzilla White Feather?

Why can't I see the book channel?

Commentary on Chapter 5: Three Ways to Become Stronger written by Fei Fei at the same time: Time Travel: Why They All Became Villains.