After I Transmigrated into a Book, I Became Emperor with Sun Wukong

It looks good, and the writing is pretty good. I feel that the heroine does not have that enhanced desire to win. I feel that she always wants to be ordinary, but she. You clearly know that the surroundings are dangerous, so why don't you work hard to improve your strength? I feel that the heroine will become stronger in the later stage. I don't know, I don't know, but I hope that she will become stronger in the later stage and be competitive. Anyway, I feel a little angry when I see it. Why can't she compete? Although. I know she didn't end well last time, but this is also the time when she should face those people. Well, I don't know how to say it. Alas, but I have to say that the writing is pretty good.

Good-looking is good-looking. But I still want to know. Did the heroine kick the hero back from behind👿? If I don't kick him back, I feel very uncomfortable. @Bone No, the heroine won't kick her back. I feel unhappy.

This article is well written. The author's writing style is very good, but the pace is relatively slow. It is not the type of summoning mythical characters and then starting to get slapped in the face. The heroine will be tested and robbed by many forces because she is the first third-class person to summon a special civilization. There will be a lot of foreshadowing in the early stage. Treasures that like the slow pace are worth getting into. The plot is quite interesting [Like] [Like] [Like] But I have only read more than 60 chapters. I am very indignant at the behavior of the male protagonist who kicked the female protagonist away, but did not bring her back after knowing the misunderstanding, leaving the female protagonist to faint in the forest all night. [Pout] If the female protagonist must have cp, can it make the male protagonist's behavior at the beginning not so disgusting? ? ? [Rolls eyes] Wow wow wow, the author of this paragraph I read has modified it ✌ Not bad, not bad [Like]

So far so good, but the heroine is miserable, like a puppet. It feels like those who call her a "miracle" superficially regard the heroine as a savior. In fact, it was just that they themselves could not bear their own responsibilities, so they forced the heroine to block the arrow. If you succeed, you will praise yourself for helping the heroine grow up. If you fail, you will resent the heroine for being ineffective. You don't want to take responsibility at all, and you don't care whether the heroine wants to be happy or not. So far, their current situation is not caused by the heroine, but they have to force the heroine to bear these problems, and use extreme methods to bring indelible pain to the heroine. This is not a savior, this is a sacrifice. I hope that the heroine in the future will not be so miserable.

I think this book is actually quite good. The long plot is slow-paced, which makes me curious about the subsequent plot. Other people's summons are unconscious, but the heroine is, which really makes me want to watch the follow-up. [Shy] If you just want to read Summoning, I still don't recommend this book. This book is more interstellar. Maybe it's because the plot unfolds slowly now that it seems more interstellar. Although there are some shortcomings in the plot, it is generally fine and the writing is good. If you are interested, you can give it a try.

I want to see the heroine being controlled by others, and I want to see the hero not talking too much.

I thought it was a fun story about fighting, but it turned out to be a house fight (at least until Chapter 22, I felt that the proportion of fun stories was very small, and I was even kicked by the prince unjustly, I don't know if it was the male protagonist). Four points is a relatively low score for me.

The pace is very slow, and the foreshadowing set up in the early stage seems a bit too tiring and I can't stand it anymore. I have read about 100 chapters in one go, which is a bit messy, but if you can follow it, you will forget it after a while. . . . But the setting is interesting, I quite like it. If you like slow-paced foreshadowing, you can watch it Originally I read this book for the mythology and cultural resurgence. . () As a result, only Sun Wukong and Su Daji appear now. The relevant protagonists were still looking forward to the follow-up after the release of "Havoc in Heaven", but there has been no movement. There are many other lines.

The male protagonist hurts the female protagonist at first, and then gradually falls in love with the female protagonist and confesses to the female protagonist. Unfortunately, the female protagonist does not like the male protagonist. The female protagonist washes away the memory of the male protagonist's love for her and all the memories about her, divorces and leaves the male protagonist. This bloody plot, the author has not updated it yet, I guess the following plot, It is estimated that the male protagonist met the female protagonist again, and the male protagonist fell in love with the female protagonist again, and the female protagonist gradually fell in love with the male protagonist, and then the male protagonist's memory was retrieved. I don't know if it is a sad story or a sweet story. This is too bloody [laughing] [laughing], this novel is quite interesting, you can pass the time when you are bored.

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