Journey to the West: That Monkey Calls Me Senior Brother

Very well written. It is more in line with the original work of Journey to the West, with the magic power of immortality coming second and supernatural powers and magic weapons being the main one. It's just that the realms are less differentiated, so it feels like the realm of the Twenty-Eight Constellations is too low. Although it can be said that Kuimu Lang stole treasures to improve his strength when he went down to the world, but I always feel that something was missing.

It's been a long time since I've seen such a high-quality Westward Journey fanfic. The plot is intertwined, the plot is fascinating, and the content is all-encompassing. It's not just made up. The protagonist Renyi is very similar to the male protagonist in ancient times. This kind of um... I really can't find any ink. In short, this book is good-looking and there are no surprises. Five-star praise

I have picked up the new book. It is a fanfic that I can follow. I can get some plots from Journey to the West, and the original plot looks fresh. I followed it, it's good to watch, more updates, I feel like there are so few people, don't be a eunuch [I'm about to cry]

This book is very interesting. The plot of the battle allows readers to immerse themselves in it. The details are very exciting. The game with people is also more in line with the imagination at the time. The first few chapters may have been written in a hurry, but the later chapters have begun to slowly round out some of the character relationships and the inner thoughts of the protagonist. I hope the author can continue to write slowly at this pace.

Except for the fact that the protagonist is too powerful and Fang Cunshan is too strong, everything else is good. I wonder how the following eighty-one chapters will be written if the protagonist is so strong only 30 years ago.

It's hard for everyone to agree. The author has written it very carefully. The rationality of the plot can be discussed in a friendly manner. I will reply to everyone when I see it, as long as I don't be angry. I hope you guys will understand. Be grateful.

Travel through the past. A book that is a little stronger than ordinary mortals. Doing the same job as Monkey King.

It's very interesting, I hope the author will work harder [laughing]

It's very interesting and well written. I finished it in one go. It's really good. It ignores some points that don't need to be taken too seriously. It's well written. The protagonist's character is upright, but he also has a true temperament. He is willing to break his own principles to protect the monkey. The only time he broke his principles and let the monkey go will be harsh words the next time. In short, it doesn't seem hypocritical. This book is really good on Rotten Tomatoes. There are very few books that catch my eye. Don't look at the bad reviews that I haven't read for a long time. I don't think the points they mentioned are very important. I don't want the author to stop writing books because of this. Anyway, if you look at the back, you will find that the character of the protagonist is very good, and it really describes a specific world. It seems quite comfortable and not brainless. There is nothing poisonous about it. The protagonist is a true gentleman, upright and a living person.

Not bad, but some places are quite poisonous.