Journey to the West: I Can’t Beat This Brother-in-Law

I read the comment section and said that many people said that writing about dogs and food is unreasonable, and it has taken so long. As an old bookworm, the impression is very good. Everyone in Tomato has the same template, just as long as they practice, they will kill people and set fire to gold belts. I'm tired of seeing it. This kind of alternative is rare, and the writing is very good. It's like listening to stories when I was a child. I hope the rating can go up. If it's unreasonable, you can read the next book without commenting. At least it's not poisonous. It's reasonable and reasonable.

You can see it, but there are many poisonous points, and the flaws cannot be concealed. The Third Holy Mother goes to celebrate Erlang Shen's birthday every year, but Erlang Shen doesn't know that his sister only eats light food; Erlang Shen's birthday banquet only has big fish, meat, dragon liver, and phoenix marrow, and it's very greasy; he meets a Taoist priest who bought the protagonist's information, and he comes to talk to her about it. It is an opportunity to give the protagonist, and then give the protagonist a practice method. The protagonist will bow down and worship; building a foundation can overthrow the grass-headed god; Patriarch Bodhi said that the six blacks are troubles, so he will let the protagonist enter without bringing them. The monkey, who is causing trouble in the palace, has already entered, but this is not enough? There are some problems with the Bull Demon King and being the cook for the Three Holy Mothers later on. It's not bad to ignore these.

I rarely give gifts with five-star reviews, so I couldn't resist this time. The book is very well written, and the characters in it are all very clear. Xiaohua, a puppy, only appeared in a few chapters, and I couldn't help but get wet in my eyes. I like the shopkeeper, the cooks, the grass-headed god who snatches chicken legs, the grass-headed god who pretends to be sleepy when being beaten, the three people from the Taoist temple, the old blacksmith, the alchemist, and the monkey brother who accompanies the protagonist across the ocean to seek immortality and ask questions.

This book is very good, but the words are a little short. Although it would be a bit poisonous to have a similar system in books such as Ancient Times or Journey to the West, the author handled it very well, with just one panel. As for talent, why can't it be one's own talent? And this golden finger is also a must-have sentence. The poor rely on mutation not just to talk about it. I hope the author will write more and write it well. Thank you for your hard work. Author, you have to work harder. I rarely comment on others, let alone help promote books.

It's so cool. It's so good. I picked it up while driving to work. I secretly watched it. It's so good.

I feel sorry for Xiao Hua after just seeing a few pictures😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭 My Xiao Hua, please make sure to let Xiao Hua be the heroine. She must get her back after she is reincarnated. Liu Chan can only block his little wife, but Xiao Hua has to be the main palace 🥺 😢

Although the writing style is relatively shallow, it is still well written and can be read. Give me a five-star rating to encourage you. The front is okay, but the back is really messy. The front is about the system of Journey to the West, and Journey to the West is about the feeling that the gap between mortals and immortals is not that big. Suddenly came the prehistoric system, the Heavenly Immortal, Xuanxian Taiyi Daluo, and Lingbao didn't have any grade. It was very messy and was cooked and eaten at every turn. I really don't understand what I want to write.

It looks pretty good, but it must have been made from AI and has a strong smell.

This is the first time I have seen a book of this style. I feel that it is really well written. Unfortunately, I read it too early and read it without many words. I hope the author can keep up the pace and continue to work hard.

How should I put it? This is a very spiritual novel. The writing and narrative are very fairy-like, and it has the flavor of the bad chess game of the past. Judging from the first 200,000 words alone, the advancement of the plot and the description of the characters are also among the best in the starting point next door. It is a highly recommended book.