I Transmigrated to Journey to the West and Got Double Pupils from the Start

It's not bad. I really like this. It's not better than those who practice Qi and build foundation every day. At least it's better than those who insist that The Wilderness is Journey to the West. Especially the setting of no realm is quite in line with my appetite.

What a rare masterpiece. So far, the writing and stories are all top-notch. Although there is no golden finger, the author does not suppress the protagonist's combat power, and the upgrade is very comfortable. The acquired double pupil can compete with Erlang Shen one, two, and two as soon as he wakes up. He becomes a disciple of Wuzhuang Temple and becomes an official in the heaven. After understanding the laws of heaven and earth, his combat power is even catching up with top war gods like Sun Wukong and Erlang Shen. He is almost never defeated. It's just that the methods are a bit homogeneous and featureless, and there is clearly some so-called supernatural skill that can overturn the world. When I first watched it, I thought that after a little practice, the protagonist's attack would be to lock space and decide who is who. Reversing time and space, you can never achieve the goal of really hurting me. After the derivation, you can even travel through time to show off, but the result is that every time you use it, you can always be cracked, and you can only use force to see the truth, and you can't be a master. There is also an author who does not mention harem in the introduction, and it takes a few chapters for the harem intention to emerge in the main text, so it attracts some readers who are not good harem readers who do not read the comment section. Then after seeing the harem plot, they feel that the protagonist does not have the spirit of Ultra, so they are criticized. Personally, I think it's actually quite good to do whatever you want. Even if you don't eat beef, at least you don't have to be restricted by so many rules. Hmm... Actually, there's nothing I can do if I really want to stop eating. There are a bunch of mythical backgrounds staring at the ceiling. Another thing that makes me feel comfortable about the setting of this book is that the great god in the background of Journey to the West is not that omniscient... How should I put it? Many gods in novels, if they are a little taller, can calculate your past and present life with just a few fingers. A few of them even looked at you and could tell what color you were wearing today without even moving. As long as you make any outrageous movements in any corner of the world, you will be sensed by spiders. There is basically no privacy, which is good. I think the protagonist's small world is a bit pity. From now on, I'm afraid it will only exist as a portable world. When the concept of small world first came out, I thought it was the kind of protagonist who behaves well in the outside world. In the small world, as a creator god, he evolves mountains and rivers and all creatures, creates an animation, film and television world, etc., And then he can really do whatever he wants in it. I've seen this idea in a novel written by another author before. It's very interesting. I can't remember it clearly, but since I didn't pursue it at the time, I'm afraid it would have been written down long ago. All in all, up to now, this novel can be regarded as the best harem novel in Tomato. It is completely non-toxic. The two more ridiculous points are that Yang Chan will not abandon any woman to persuade the harem to open up, and the protagonist accidentally rescues the White Snake in advance with Xu Xian. But it all makes sense logically. The third sister is stupid and sweet, and the latter saved her. Apart from the old routine, there is nothing wrong with her. If you can accept the harem, feel free to watch it. [Like][Like][Like]

The author knows about Journey to the West, and overall the system is quite good, without any messy prehistoric settings. However, the writing is lacking. I hope the author will continue to work hard and write better works in the future.

It's great. I just had an ambiguous relationship with Yang Chan and my relationship progressed. Then I went out to become a disciple and hooked up with the jade-faced fox and even accepted him. Yang Chan knew you could live. You are 👍

Although I don't like novels with multiple female protagonists, this book is really interesting. There is no conspiracy and calculation like other Journey to the West themes. The original intention of obtaining scriptures is to follow the way of heaven and balance the fortunes of the three schools of Confucianism, Buddhism and Taoism. The three religions seem to be extremely harmonious. Buddhists are not that kind of hypocritical compassion. It is very comfortable to read. Moreover, it is an independent journey to the West, leaving aside the theme of the ancient journey to the gods. Individually, the protagonist gradually rises from a small person to the position of an emperor. His strength improves very quickly, and his character is also passable. I like this book very much, but I skipped the process of picking up girls, so I don't know how many female protagonists there are in this book. However, I still suggest that there be fewer women and write more about how the protagonist pretends to be cool. I like to read [sneaky smile] @

A good work, but Sun Wukong is 7 feet tall, not 4 feet tall. [The Great Sage is openly not afraid. When he hit the strange fruit, he bowed his waist, and it was three feet long, one foot long. It was said that in ancient times, the ruler used to measure one foot was 24cm, and the object was only 32cm. In the original work, when he hit it, it was three feet long, which is seven feet, so Sun Wukong's height is about 1.6-1.7 Meters.

It is a very orthodox Chinese mythology story. It does not go into the prehistoric setting, and there are not so many conspiracy theories. Buddhism also has good and bad, and there is no conflict forced to set off the protagonist. Some things have causes and effects. The only bad thing is that the protagonist has no friends. Although Nezha is written in it, there is no such thing in it. Apart from being constantly promoted, it is just playing songs every night. It's a pity that it could be a very good novel.

Yes, the plot is okay, the writing is good, and the author has a relatively deep research on the background of Journey to the West, and his views on Buddhism are also more pertinent. Of course, a group of people talk about the plot of finding a mistress as soon as you go out. It may be disgusting for people who are more pure in love. However, the title of this book is harem. If you can't stand it, it's better not to get involved.

Is this book recommended to just me, or is it available to everyone else? If I had known they were here, I wouldn't have come. They come today and I come tomorrow, so it won't be too lively or too deserted. Fortunately, I have to come here, but it's my fault. If you want my comment again tomorrow, you can't.

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