Tang Sanzang: Marrying the Empress and Taking Female Disciples on the Journey to the West from the Start

There are so many female protagonists. The Shewu River flows through the river and turns into a child in the Paojiang River. He mistakenly enters the Jinshan Temple where all nuns live, and awakens to the true nature of the golden cicada. The Son of Heaven is the female version of Li Shimin and Li Shumin. According to the order, he traveled westward and did not accept any disciples, only "marries": surrendering the unruly female monkey king, accepting the charming and naive dragon girl, marrying the beautiful pig demon, and recruiting the cool and cold general. Use martial arts to defeat demons, use Buddhism to save the common people, and find a way to get married, protect the Tao, and change your destiny in the midst of the calamity of Buddhism!

Tentatively give it five stars, let's see the author's follow-up I haven't reviewed it for a long time, but overall it's a good Journey to the West novel. ദ്ദി˶•̀֊•́)✧ Multiple women + gender change. My suggestion is that the author maintains his own writing rhythm. This rhythm is quite good now. I also hope that the book can write more after the journey to the west (and the author can pay attention to the details when writing, for example: after the journey to the west begins, he accepts Ao Yulong, and sometimes it is said that Ao Yulong is holding the white dragon horse, and sometimes it is said that the protagonist is riding the transformed Ao Yulong, which is a bit funny. ( ͡°ᴥ ͡° ʋ)) I don't know why no one reads it, but I will insist on seeing the author finish it. Come on author(´இωஇ`)

Si~ This book is written from a strange perspective

It's pretty good. The characters all have their own emotional lines. It's not just a brainless suggestion. Those who call it AI will be jealous because you can write, a group of laymen, don't care about what they say. Also, if you get a high score in the future, you may be locked up in a dark room, but a moderately low score is still good.

The writing is excellent, much higher than those traditional tomato novels. The plot arrangement is quite different from Shi Naian's original one, and the world of Journey to the West described by the author is real. Everyone, be it a demon or a fairy, has his own persistence and destiny. They have his own story. Countless small stories make up a huge world view.

It looks pretty good so far, and I look forward to its future development. And the world view is not the traditional female-dominated plot where women are superior to men. This kind of equality, everyone has their own strengths, is quite good.

It's already very good, the angle is very clear, and more than 90% of the author's logic is self-consistent. Although the good reviews are mainly because I want to read one more chapter [laughing], they are also my sincere words.

Please support the author. This is a book that can pass the time when you are bored.

Very beautiful, sincerely

I guess I could really write it as a title "There are always monsters trying to steal my master" [face covering]