Journey to the West: The Demon-Wife Collector

The only two masterpieces among Tomato Journey to the West fanfics. The first is the real story of Tang Xuanzang's journey to the West and his Buddhist teachings to save all calamities, and the second is this funny fanfic. The plot arrangement is both absurd and reasonable. The story design is full of ups and downs and is wonderful. Each difficulty is more difficult than the original work. It faces all kinds of powerful people, but every time it is unexpected, it can get through the difficulties with funny plots. Cai Cai Cai

It's really beautiful, although this rating is not ideal. But really, compared to the other books I've read that scored 9 or above, this one is simply a dimensionality reduction blow. The protagonist's image is very three-dimensional, seemingly unreliable, but very important to friendship. The plot sections are interlocking, abstract, but unpredictable, and the more you watch, the more addictive you become. Perhaps due to the thinking of the plot and the polish of the writing, the update speed is not very fast. Full score 10 points, willing to give full score 👍👍👍👍

This book is really good, especially the story about Lu Bu fighting for Diao Chan and Sun Wukong. Hundreds of people gathered together in the battle, but Xue Baochai was really too strong. If Nuoshou hadn't used an outer ring + Noxian guillotine, this wave of M4 six-fold strafing would have killed him. But I am more concerned about what Zhuge Liang said to the 108 monkeys in Huaguo Mountain: "Young man is proud, don't show off in front of your brother Liang", which shows Zhuge Liang's indignation at the monkeys who knocked him to death with three sticks. All in all, this book has an interesting plot, a clear system, and many foreshadowings. The fighting scenes feel like you are there, and the character descriptions are spot on!

It's quite interesting. It feels like The Legend of Wukong/Journey to the West. The protagonist's combat power is indeed low, but as for Tang Monk, it's normal for him to have low combat power. There are system emergencies at critical moments. The rest of the daily life is quite attractive to me, but the updates are slow.

I have read more than 80 chapters so far, including the part about the thong-branched monkey. Please comment: A very innovative Journey to the West novel. This book starts with the spare tire and also introduces the background. The entire Journey to the West is about the spare tire competing for favor. Whoever arrives first is the real owner. It is very interesting. However, I don't really like the part about Blood Buddha, because I don't know much about Bodhidharma, Blood Buddha, etc., So I'm a little confused when I read the original content and the comments in the comment area. But fortunately, I wrote part of it in this paragraph, and then moved on to Heaven. What I like most about this book is that the author allows more than one person to travel west. This is really the first time I have seen this, but I haven't read too much yet. I will review it after I read it. I read Chapter 120 and can't stand it anymore. I always feel that the writing is a bit different, conspiracy theory + comedy. In fact, these two styles don't match well. I just want to write a pure comedy. How about writing about what I saw and heard on the way to No. 66'S pilgrimage, and how about violating expectations? Originally, the hero's despicable character was only suitable for appearing in funny or light-hearted novels, but he had to write conspiracy theories, and then kept suppressing his combat power. All he saw were Taiyi Golden Immortal level. The hero and his group were still Earth Immortal and below. They were just some kind of Heavenly King with high-end combat power, but they didn't seem to go out to fight, and just stayed in the gourd? I can only say that the current style is more brainwave-intensive. Those who like these two styles can watch it, but those who don't like it should run away.

Yes, the setting is wonderful and it is a good book. In addition, I have two questions for the author: 1. Is the upper limit of the number of pilgrims in this book 81? (That is, is the total number of pilgrims 81?) 2. Where is the Buddhist practitioner who has made the highest progress in seeking Buddhist scriptures?

If the author needs to comment, then do so. I think this book is at least a high-quality book. I have never seen this idea in other books. The fun plot, the Seese plot, and the conspiracy theory plot are all well arranged. The world view is not small, and the character design is also outstanding. There are too few updates, which greatly affects the reading experience. This book is not very suitable for follow-up reading. If you keep it, you will be afraid of running out of it, and forgetting the previous plot. I hope I don't have to rush to finish this book. There can be many stories, and the relationship between the original characters can also be improved with some space.

It's very interesting. It's not a step-by-step process, but it has its own story line. Full marks for story, full marks for writing, and 8 marks for characterization. Although the characters have distinct personalities, they are not impressive or three-dimensional. It may be because of the short length, please update more often, please come on!

The posture is novel, the speed of the car does not slow down, and it makes people laugh like pigs in the middle of the night!

I should support this author, the novel is just right funny. I'm quite picky about novels. I usually like to read comedy genres. However, many of them are not worthy of their name. The humor is so stiff that I can't read it for more than a few chapters. Because I've read the likes of Rogue Emperor and Dali, the humor is heightened. It's rare for me to read something interesting and not laugh out loud. This novel is both funny and thoughtful, so it's quite worth reading.