Journey to the West: This Tang Monk Is Very Unorthodox

With two numbers, I can do whatever I want, so I'll give myself a five-star rating.

Opened a new book "Gao Wu: Stop pretending, you are the boss"

When the ca author has a new account and writes a new book, he doesn't tell me, an old fan, that I just have too many accounts. (Screaming loudly) [Hmph]

I can't write it yet, but at least give it an ending [laughs awkwardly] It's okay to finish writing the extra chapter.

Finished reading it

The overall writing style certainly did not disappoint me. Although I have only read more than 20 chapters now, I will comment first if I have any feelings about it. First of all, the world of Journey to the West highlights the ignorance of immortals in the world towards mortal creatures. Secondly, there is the problem of confusion, which may not be accepted by ordinary people. I guess there may be an explanation later. There are now more than 50 chapters (even though I said it took a long time to read, I actually listened to it). The author said that there are two bright lines and one dark line, but in fact it is obvious that the dark line is the most exciting. And many people may not see the two bright lines and the dark line mentioned by the author. I stopped watching it because it was very messy. So I think the author could write more purely. Just write one bright line or two bright lines (no dark lines) and add your humorous style, and the results may be better.

Maybe it's because I skipped watching it, it seems messy, but overall it's good What is 13128

5 Stars to support it, it looks pretty good