Reincarnation: Pick Sun Wukong to Protect Me Through Train to Busan?

It doesn't look good, so just kill it. It's grinding and grinding, and the ability is not very strong. I believe most people were introduced to it because of the selection of Sun Wukong in the introduction. The result is just a headline. It's not a one-on-one approach, like Guoyunliu, but there are more people than Guoyunliu

I'm not very interested anymore. The system intelligence is too high, and the previous performance has been playing tricks on the male protagonist. I have to predict and hide, and if I am discovered, I will be wiped out. It feels like I have a lot of money but am forced to live in poverty 🍉

After reading Chapter 11, I feel like the protagonist is being played by the system. It's so frustrating to travel through a system, and for the first time, you're not given any equipment or special abilities to save your life. Dealing with an ordinary zombie, he was knocked down and almost died. In Chapter 11, the system gave a map to find equipment, but even opening a lock took a long time. I feel like I don't need this system. It's better not to write the system flow, but to pick up an object and start traveling to the heavens without feeling so frustrated. I'd give it three stars as average.

The subject matter is well written. Disadvantage 1. The Train to Busan copy did not nip the threat factors in the cradle. 2. Too much nonsense causes the enemy to continue to grow in the subsequent nonsense. If you almost reach the level of villain, you will die because of talking too much.

The writing is okay, but after more than 90 chapters, I have been in that city all the time, especially the skill upgrade. I want to complain the most. Dude, you just keep writing about the content of that skill upgrade. For a person like me who listens to books, my ears get calloused, which makes me dislike it very much.

There is no difference at all from the original work. For example, the one who doesn't kill is Executive Jin. There is also the one who pulls someone to block the gun and plays with Executive Jin. In one sentence, this person is not Executive Jin in the plot, so he is probably not a bad guy. Let's take a look. It's very 6

The classic routine is barely watchable, but the protagonist talks a lot of nonsense and has many hidden dangers. If we don't eradicate the roots, we should keep them for fun (the first secret realm). Did a person from another world take over this body, or did this person absorb a soul from another world and inherit a burdensome mother and debt? Is this what the fuck? The body is no longer his, and he needs to be soft now that he has strength. The rest is a classic reincarnation novel, read it if you can accept it

My suggestion is to stop writing while there are few words, it is a waste of time.

Damn it, isn't this the system's dog? The system can play whatever it wants. You think the protagonist is the protagonist, but in fact the protagonist is the system's dog, and the system is the fucking protagonist.

I also want to write a more ruthless protagonist, but the problem is that I can't write it well.