Journey to the West: From the Start as a Stable Attendant, I Grind My Way to Power

This author is really great, he can update five times a day, the plot is somewhat interesting but not too big, Qin Heng takes over from Brother Monkey, and Bima Wen is not the only one who wants to ridicule Brother Monkey, and it is really good to have Brother Monkey develop together.

The upgrade is not slow, and the golden finger is not too much. It depends on whose perspective you understand it... The protagonist ascended to the throne in thirty-six years and became a true immortal in forty-five years. In the first map of the Royal Horse Prison, no one can match it! The ascended person is an Earth Immortal, with a lifespan of 2,000 years, and then reaches the peak of the mid- and late-stage Earth Immortal; the upgraded person is a Heavenly Immortal, with a lifespan of 5,000 years, and then reaches the peak of the mid- to late-stage period; the upgraded person is a True Immortal, with a lifespan of 10,000 years. The key protagonist slows down in the early stage of the True Immortal, begins to practice Earthly Evil powers, and has to face the opponent of the Xuanxian! Look again

Before watching it, I thought it was the same old routine, but after watching it, it was completely different. I have also read a lot of rare books, and most of them arrange for the protagonist to be forced to join the monkey team or participate in events. I can also understand the author's intention, in order to fit in with Journey to the West, but the very deliberate feeling cannot be escaped. But there is none in this book. I feel very immersive when I read the book. Although there are some deliberate arrangements in the character plot, it is not as deliberate as other novels of the same type. The protagonist has his own main line and is not forced to be included in Journey to the West.

It's worth five stars just for the update speed. The content is quite good, the protagonist has a chivalrous demeanor but a brain, a fairly fleshed-out character who at least shows his position well, and a story line that develops normally. Overall, it's worth following.

Generally speaking, there is no problem, but why do so many people think Chang'e is the lunar star? In my understanding, Chang'e is a fairy who holds an official position and specializes in banquets and dancing. There are a lot of them! That's why I came up with a dance or something. Taiyin Star Lord dances for random people? Go crazy!

Yes, in this great world, if you don't have the strength, don't waste time. The early development is flat, but there are more fighting scenes in the later stage.

To put it simply, it means balance, three thousand demons and gods, the period of ferocious beasts, the period of three tribes, the period of demons and gods, the period of lich and demons, the period of three religions, the period of Buddhists and Taoists, the period of immortals, Buddhas and demons, and the period of the end of Dharma. That era reached its peak and was about to be shattered.

Not bad, not bad, good looking, good looking, good looking

I don't understand why so many people give this book a low score. I really feel that this kind of white text is more readable. I think the author's level is not low. At least he can clearly express various scenes and his own thoughts. I also write books on other platforms. After reading books for so many years, I have basically read all the more popular books. It can be said that there is nothing that attracts me. Many highly rated books are not as popular as my own, so I feel better when I think about it. This kind of book by the author makes me feel better.

The writing is very good, but the chapter on Nezha should be over as soon as possible, otherwise I will regret it. It should be more about the protagonist. I look forward to the true and false Monkey King chapters in Sun Wukong and Kill the Six Ears. If you can learn from Tathagata's Five Finger Mountain, suppress Tathagata, and draw out the length of the sequel to Journey to the West, you can write until you retire.