When other people traveled to the West, they either caused havoc in the heavenly palace or learned scriptures to succumb to demons.
Fang Mu only wanted to fish in Shituoling, but the happy water sent by the system was too fragrant and the spiritual rice refreshed in the warehouse was too flashy.
Save a demon casually, and he will bow to you; give him this book casually, and your heavenly merits will skyrocket.
The ordinary life in his eyes has become the supreme magic in the eyes of the boss; the common sense in his eyes has become the ultimate principle that subverts the three realms.
Until he met Wukong, the journey to the west became more and more eccentric.
Fang Mu: "I said I was just a passerby. Do you believe me?"
This is a story about a misunderstanding that got bigger and bigger, and everyone in Journey to the West thought I was a hidden boss.
Reader comments
It can only be said that it is very average. AI has written a lot of narrations and scenes and other psychological descriptions. The protagonist can't say more than two sentences. The rest is just nonsense and takes up too many chapters. If you discard it all, it will not affect any plot. It is purely a water plot and a water word count.
No comments? It's okay, some chapters are a bit loose and misleading🌚
It can only be said that it is very average. AI has written a lot of narrations and scenes and other psychological descriptions. The protagonist can't say more than two sentences. The rest is just nonsense and takes up too many chapters. If you discard it all, it will not affect any plot. It is purely a water plot and a water word count.
No comments? It's okay, some chapters are a bit loose and misleading🌚