Toad Monster in Calabash Mountain

There is a beginning and an end, a beginning and an end, dependent origination and cessation. Kudos to the author for his awesome writing. I have read a novel in its entirety for the first time.

It's a very good book. When will you publish a new book?

It's quite interesting, Calabash Baby in the early stage, Journey to the West in the later stage

Oh, Shet, it's obviously not a happy ending. But it's like the pessimism in life. Dreams are beautiful, but reality is still cruel. Why can't we leave a beautiful future to him in the book? Maybe he is forced to compromise on life...

Why, I felt an inexplicable feeling at the end. I felt a little empty and wanted to cry. It was like a dream, and I couldn't tell whether it was reality or an illusion.

Although the story is short, it is quite exciting. If you have traveled through time, you may not necessarily be the protagonist if you have a system. Even the system has been coveting you. Only by constantly making breakthroughs can you truly master yourself. Finally, I wish them to be a couple of gods!

The book is very good. Although it does not destroy the world like other protagonists, it gives people a more realistic feeling that such development is more realistic.

Not bad, but the word count is a bit short

Many people say that the ending is unfinished, but I think it's pretty good. The rest of the story is left to our own imagination. [Full] I think it's pretty good, but I feel like it's still unfinished. I really want to see their next story.

As a leader in the fantasy time travel system, the plot goes from Calabash to Journey to the West. The plot is okay, but I don't know if there will be a follow-up. The final ending is a bit hasty, and there are still many holes that have not been filled. I hope there will be a follow-up.

This book is definitely underrated, really well written, highly recommended

You can say one thousand or ten thousand, no matter how you look at it, it looks good, short and concise. Can you publish a follow-up?

The plot is good and the writing is great. The only regret is that the end of the story feels a little too rushed compared to the previous chapters. It's hard to say it's a bad ending. After all, there's nothing to say about the plot arrangement. I just feel a sense of regret from reading martial arts novels in the early years.

It looks good, but the author probably ended it hastily because of poor results. There is definitely more to this book than Six Points Five. Will the author write a follow-up? I will definitely support it.

I feel that the writing is very exciting, and the transition from Calabash Baby to Journey to the West is also very smooth, but the ending is a little sloppy, but if it can be connected with the next book, it will not matter.

Brother, why is this book so short?

It's a pretty good story, well written. It's written purely from the perspective of the protagonist. Without opening the eyes of the sky, there are actually many so-called pitfalls that don't need to be filled in. Just like our reality, without the eyes of the sky, we don't know all our regrets and what the future will be like.

The concept is good, but the structure of the world of cultivating immortals is not high, but I still give you the highest score. The high-level relationships involved in it made it easy for me to see the outcome, mainly because I had preconceptions and overestimated the Buddha's true nature, so I could only read the story of the protagonist. As for the layout of the superstructure, I guess the author doesn't know much about it. He wrote too little and dug too many holes, which made me very unhappy when I read it. But it is still well written, high marks, and the highest score is also an encouragement to the author. After all, I can't write such fantastic articles.

The author is an old bookworm. He makes fun of the wandering toad Wang Chao in memory of the great master!

Really really beautiful. It's just too short. Where did the author spend the money? I want to read your book too.

A pretty good Journey to the West fanfic. Starting from the plot of Calabash Baby, and then using plain and concise language to introduce the world of Journey to the West, the plot is realistic, has twists and turns, and is relatively readable. Like a delicate side dish, a Journey to the West fanfic worth reading.

Already listened. Although it is slightly unsatisfactory, the overall story and plot are still great. Systematically but diligently avoiding the control of the system focuses on one's own efforts and development. Although passively responding to calamity may feel uncomfortable, it is still acceptable to the individual. Maybe the author is not bold enough in his adaptation. The suspense at the end and the expectation for the follow-up fill the reader's mood. I am also looking forward to a sequel, preferably to regain the role of the protagonist of this part. It is indeed a bit frustrating. Finally, give the author a thumbs up 👍. Good review, keep working hard to produce good works.

The plot is wonderful. In the end, it connects the white snake and the green snake, and it also leaves a hook that no one would think of. Who is the white snake?

Why does a toad have to be a fat man? According to the ratio of muscle to fat, pigs are thinner than humans. Toads are just too round and look fat. In fact, he is not fat at all. Even if I haven't eaten bullfrog, I've seen it. You see, after peeling off the skin, there is basically no fat, only lean muscle. The same goes for toads. It's just that no one eats it

It's a masterpiece, I stayed up all night to read it

The content is well written and the author is careful. Not bad, I can finish it

It looked good, but why did it end so quickly?

An ordinary reader read a serious novel.

To be honest, this novel is quite good. It's just that the number of chapters is a bit small, and some issues can't be explored in depth. I finished reading it in half a day [laughs] and still have a lot to learn! I still recommend it!

Although the score is low, I was able to read it in one sitting, which is much better than those who often get 9.0-9.5. At least the whole novel can be read smoothly without any major flaws! Recommended reading