Journey to the West: at the Beginning, Nuwa Is Kidnapped as a Daughter-In-Law

The backhand of the harem article is a five-star encouragement

I hope the author will give Duobao a good life in the end. A Buddhist sword stabbed in the back. Duobao is Tongtian's favorite disciple, the ruthless man who finally stabbed me with a knife in order to intercept his teachings. Although Hu turned into a Buddha in the end. That was also forced. What can I do if I can't beat him? Jiejiao has already existed in name only. Your Majesty, it turns out that you two have no martial ethics and beat your brother, but in the end you want me to help you gain luck in Xuanmen? What a beautiful thought! I rebelled against Taoism and became a Buddhist sincerely, and I was still able to take care of my fellow teachers. Later, when I saw that Jiejiao was improving, I must have some small calculations in my mind? Do you have to find a way to rescue Brother Jie? Don't stab the Buddhist monk who once fought Jie Jiao to death with one knife in the back! Jiejiao is the light in the heart. Staying in Buddhism is a humane thing and a way of survival. Our Duobao is not a bad person either.

The book is a very good one. It would be okay if you assigned several women to the protagonist, but you would not plan to assign Li Lizhi to the protagonist as a harem for the protagonist. In countless Tang Dynasty novels, the protagonists, without exception, all became consorts and married Li Lizhi. But I didn't expect that I had already read the Journey to the West novels and could still see this. . . You're planning to open another picture, right?

Come, the author read with me, and I solemnly swear: starting from today, I will never update. I will not watch dramas, travel, or get sick. I will play no games, no hydrology. Strict self-discipline, cherish time like gold, perseverance, hard work, advocating first-class, striving for brilliance, taking pleasure in coding, being tempered into steel, and worthy of readers, worthy of youth, and worthy of the future. As an author, I solemnly declare: I firmly believe that I am an excellent author. Coding is my bounden duty. I have unlimited potential and am not afraid of hardship! I can code words diligently. I am a keyboard in the dark and a guard on the Great Wall of Internet. I voluntarily dedicate my life to code words every day and every night. .

Come on! The author of this book writes very well.

Damn it! Not enough, not enough at all.

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The plot is interesting, the writing is average, you can watch it

The author has written very well, such as the story of the West (although there is no subsequent story about it), the life experience of Red Boy, the fox in the Dragon Cave, the escape into One, the Fifth Innate Lady... I think these things are wonderful, but I think the ending is too bad. Later, I thought about the ending of Huang Liang Yimeng. The protagonist is the incarnation of Tai Yi and is the beginning of everything. It is because the protagonist starts to dream that the follow-up will happen [exploration]

It looks great, and it makes me want to pursue it anyway. There is only one thing. At the beginning, didn't the Chaos Bead say that he collected the ones from the other eleven ancestral witches? Arrange for them to be resurrected later, and the queen will become your fiancée, right?

Generally speaking, it's good. The protagonist has a higher IQ, has many back-up tricks, is quite cunning, and has many female protagonists. The writing in the early and middle stages of Journey to the West is quite good, with a coherent plot, careful layout, and good descriptions of details. The occasional battle scenes are also well written. However, in the later part of Taichu Divine Realm, I feel that it was written a bit fast, especially in the end, which should have been unfinished, and the whole Huangliang Yimeng was very annoying.

A Chaos Bead can live for countless kalpas, and it also requires a person who has lived for decades. Make suggestions. After giving some pointers, I saw that it turned out to be just a dream, so that's okay. After all, people's dreams cannot be logical at all. There are many unreasonable things, but they are very reasonable in dreams

At the beginning, there is a clone that takes someone else's body. I wonder whose child it is? People who like this can click in, and those who don't like it can leave. Also, Hou Tu appeared very late.

The prehistoric times described by the author are all conspiracies and various calculations, but it is precisely because of this that he writes a different prehistoric world. I give you five stars.

A good book is a good book. The ending in the end is indeed a bit sloppy. The author hopes that the author will think about how to make a perfect ending. Even if it is interrupted, it will be fine. To be honest, I didn't know how to write the novel for my homework before, so I stopped it for him. In the past few days, he finally wrote the ending. Recommended. [Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Love][Love][Like][Like][Like]

It's very beautiful, has a lot of foreshadowing, and is very well hidden.

What I'm holding in my arms with you is not Houtu, but a bead [ Eat Melon ] [ Eat Melon ]

It's a good read. It's a refreshing novel that's not brainless and enjoyable. However, there are a lot of plots that extend later. I think it's almost finished after reading more than 400 chapters. As for the ending, I suggest you not read it. Don't ruin your Taoist heart.

Honghuang Shuangwen looked backstage, and the Chaos Pearl Spirit was buried secretly. A mortal rides on the wind, and from then on the journey to the west will be reshuffled!

380. The Four Saints Test the Zen Heart - Zhu Bajie Sleeping ~ Antarctica, Taiyi, Samantabhadra, and Manjusri were broadcast live in the three realms. [Laugh and cry] [Laugh and cry] [Laugh and cry] [Laugh and cry] [Laugh and cry] [Laugh and cry] [Laugh and cry] [Laugh and cry] [Laugh and cry] [Laugh and cry]

The first part was okay, but I started to fall asleep in the middle and later parts. As for the prehistoric part, I couldn't stand it. The ending turned out to be a big dream. When I returned to mortal life, the ending of the dream was really not good. I feel like I just need to sleep more, and I feel like I can have everything in my dream [Eating Melon]

I thought it was pretty good when I first read it. I didn't write a review until I finished reading this book because I was afraid it would be too watery or the book would be unfinished.

It's beautiful, very beautiful (as long as you read it without thinking, this book is still excellent)

It looks good, the plot is good, and the main character is not a eunuch. [Like][Like][Send heart]

@Hunyuandaluo999 Does the author have a book club?

It was okay, but the ending was a bit unexpected, and Houtu didn't give any explanation at the end.

After reading this, I don't know where Tang Monk and Sun Wukong went.

I kept it for two weeks, and it only took me four or five hours to read it.

Don't tell me that everything that happens after that is done by the incarnation. . .

Hahahahahahahahaha, I'm laughing so hard