In Journey to the West, I Just Married Yin Jiao. How Long Can I Survive?

Will the update speed be a bit slow? . . . It's been two or three days and it hasn't been updated yet. Will the author update it again?

How many days did it take to update this little bit? Is it still possible? Normal updates are more than this little bit. What can you give readers to have confidence that you can complete the update (no pigeons)?

The content is quite good, but the updates are very slow.

It is impossible for the prime minister's daughter to throw hydrangeas in the street. Search Baidu for hydrangea throwing. Roughly speaking, invitations are required. You can only come if I invite you to attend. The descendants of the same level of social circle can come. How could it be possible in the street? So this is a supporting point for quite a few people who believe in the Journey to the West conspiracy theory. Throwing hydrangeas in the street raised the question that Tang Monk was not Chen Guangrui's biological child. Specifically, Tang Seng's pregnancy was less than ten months old, Yin Wenjiao's attitude towards letting the child drift, and some people believe that the so-called first difficulty of Nine-Nine Eighty-One was Tang Seng's death of his biological father Liu Hong and his resurrection of Chen Guangrui, etc. How does the author want to write it? What I'm more concerned about is how to deal with who will be reborn in Tang Seng? It would actually be meaningless if the protagonist is Tang Seng's father. Putting aside the Journey to the West conspiracy theory, we can see that most of the monsters were arranged, and the reincarnation of Tang Monk was also arranged. Heaven is sitting high in the clouds, and Buddhism is messing around.

It's well-written, unlike other novels where the protagonist starts to drift off once he has some strength. This one is very realistic and in line with the background of the times. As long as this book is not brainless, I will continue to follow it.

Is there something wrong with the introduction? Isn't Tang Seng the number one scholar? Which time traveler was so brave that he snatched the No. 1 Prize from Tang Seng's father?

Author, please update. This little bit isn't enough

Keep it up, keep updating, why is there no movement!

Okay, keep writing, don't **, calm down and polish it.