Liu Bei: My Brother Is a Monkey, Wearing a Tight Hoop

Please Tomato, please give Pineapple some traffic, this book is quite good, let's brag! Anyone who likes Uncle Emperor and Journey to the West can join this. I don't want to spoil it, but rest assured it will have a good ending in the end.

It looks like it was written on a whim, but in fact the plot is coherent and contains a lot of philosophy and Buddhism. Master Xuanzang is not a dead wood that cannot be carved. Needless to say, the emperor's uncle. I have never written a pineapple about the emperor's uncle. [Eating Melon]

Very good, Liu Bei's benevolence and righteousness in Journey to the West, Monkey Brother and Bajie are definitely dimensionality reduction strikes, and Liu Bei's killing when necessary, letting go when necessary, and then sniping at the stubborn Xuanzang, it is very comfortable to watch.

Great, I've wanted to watch Liu Bei and Wukong for a long time, but I didn't expect that my dream would come true. I hope there won't be any plots in the future where Liu Bei/Tang Monk has an affair with the King of the Daughter Kingdom. I'm already scared of the Journey to the West novel. Maybe my expectations were too high, so that now I am disappointed. In a sense, the author has made Liu Bei long and realistic, which is something I didn't feel in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms. I have always felt that Liu Bei was a magnanimous character. This can be seen from the fact that he was dissatisfied with the governor, whipped him and then abandoned his post and left. I probably can't stand Liu Bei who is hypocritical and has double standards and conspiracy theories. I would like to thank the author for his first two articles for letting me see such an ideal Liu Bei. See you in the next article.

It's very interesting, with two male protagonists. Tang Seng is progressing with the emperor's uncle, and Liu Bei has a very distinct personality and is also thinking and having his own ideas. This old author is simply walking in his comfort zone when writing about Liu Bei [laughing and crying] What stood out to me the most was that it was neither a mindless and entertaining novel with no ups and downs in the plot, nor a conspiracy theory about black Buddhism, nor did it portray all the gods and Buddhas as good people. Instead, it seemed that the victims, gods, and immortals had become clowns and negative teaching materials.

After reading the introduction, I feel that the plot will be exciting. The first ten chapters are well written, the characters are flesh and blood, the pineapple is big, and it is updated quickly.

Among the many derivative works of Tomato novels, "Liu Bei's Soul Travels Through the Tang Sanzang" with pineapples all over the ground is definitely an eye-catching masterpiece. As an old reader who has followed the author's first three works, I can responsibly say that this is not only an imaginative Journey to the West fanfic, but also a sincere work that continues the author's consistent style - solid writing, three-dimensional characters, respect for the original work, and full of originality. "Liu Bei's Soul Travels Through Tang Sanzang": A collision of souls across time and space It continues the "soul travel + dual protagonist" model that the author is good at, but this time he moved the stage from the Three Kingdoms to Journey to the West, and staged a soul dialogue between Emperor Zhaolie Liu Bei and Jin Chanzi Tang Monk. Excellent core setting: the westward journey of two souls in one body The most exciting setting in the novel is that Tang Seng and Liu Bei share the same body: Tang Monk abides by his Buddhist precepts, is compassionate, and saves all living beings. Liu Bei practiced his benevolent and righteous ways, helping those in danger and those in need, punishing the evil and killing the evil. These two completely different values collided and blended in the same body, and finally reached a wonderful balance. Tang Monk's compassion and Liu Bei's benevolence complement each other, forming a more complete and humane image of a "scripture learner". Subverting the traditional master-disciple relationship: no need for tight ties, just brotherhood In the original work, Tang Seng relied on the Tightening Curse to restrain Sun Wukong and other disciples. In this book, Sun Wukong, White Dragon Horse, Black Bear Spirit, Zhu Bajie, etc. Were all moved by Liu Bei's benevolence and brotherhood, and followed the scripture-seeking team wholeheartedly. This reinterpretation of the master-disciple relationship not only retains the characters of the original work, but also gives them a new emotional connection, which is refreshing to read. It is difficult to express one's feelings with clumsy writing, so this book review is slightly polished and processed by AI. However, the words between the lines are based on personal real reading experience, full of true feelings and true feelings, and it is by no means a perfunctory work.

Super pretty! The characters are drawn with flesh and blood, Liu Bei's spirit of Zhao Lie is clearly reflected, and the ideological collision with Tang Monk is also very interesting. It's a pity that I discovered this book too early. Please update the author quickly [crying]

Next I will use the most straightforward, most direct, least roundabout Zi, the most truthful, the least roundabout, the most heart-breaking, the most hard-core, the most Simply, least ink-stained, most painful, most ruthless, most To hit the nail on the head, the most straightforward, the most straightforward, the least detailed Pad, the least polite, the least sensational, the least nonsense, the least abduction Bend, the least sharp, the least pretentious, the least upright, the least rude Suave, the least procrastinating, the least tactful, the least disguised, the least hidden Tucked in, the most straightforward, the most explicit, the most real, the most transparent, The most vicious, the most refreshing, the most refreshing, the most powerful, the most energetic, The most enjoyable, the roughest, the most effective, the cruelest, the most accurate, the most Stable, the most absolute, the top, the most explosive, the strongest, the fiercest, the sassiest, The most reckless, the most aggressive, the fiercest, the crispest, the brightest, the most transparent, the most Dry, the cleanest, the most hard-core, the most thorough, the most naked, the coldest Harsh, the sharpest, the most profound, the most realistic, the most unmodified, The least roundabout, the least roundabout, the least roundabout, the least roundabout Twists and turns, the most heart-wrenching, the most hard-core and the most straightforward way to tell You, good-looking

It's really interesting. I really like the part where Sanzo bickers. It's very fun and the writing is also very good. The plot of Sha Seng was completely unexpected, but it still moved me so much that I won't mention it in the book review. Moreover, the humor and sublimation in the book are very well grasped. The whole text looks very smooth. There are no poisonous points so far. I look forward to the author's follow-up (Pineapple is so big, don't be tired or rest (bushi)). However, the rating is really a bit low. It is obviously very good-looking. I hope the rating can go up in the future.

The writing is so good, the "big Han succubus" is brought to life, and the other characters are also in line with the original characters. The changes caused by Liu Huangshu's influence are also very reasonable. The plot contains understanding and thinking of Buddhism, and various funny scenes are interspersed during the period. It is very comfortable to read.

This is another excellent book that I found on Tomato. I found it very novel when I saw the recommendation on the home page. Once I clicked in and took a look, I couldn't help myself, and I caught up with the latest in one go. The author has a profound foundation both in writing and in the study of the Three Kingdoms. The character creation and fighting scenes make the readers immersed and visual. As a fan of Three Kingdoms and Journey to the West, I tried my best not to make the characters OOC while still being humorous and interesting, lowering the reading threshold without losing depth. What impressed me the most was the personality creation of the two male protagonists. It was not a false and empty "feeling" description of the supporting characters, but his "succubus" attributes or "kindness" were shaped through the actions of the characters and the interactive thinking of multiple characters. The protagonist's experience is not boring either. It's not like some Three Kingdoms or Journey to the West fanfics I've read. The two characters Tang Monk and Liu Bei couldn't be written well and were held back from beginning to end. The author was able to combine the two and write a story that was kind but not pedantic. He didn't have any martial arts skills but was able to make great use of resurrection skills. I currently like the part about the White Bone Demon the most. With the foreshadowing and subsequent story about Princess Baihua, the author's imagination is so exciting that it's exciting. I like this story very much and will continue to update it. Cheers, author!

This is the third book about Pineapple. You can really see the growth of Pineapple with the naked eye (I mean growth for this kind of book). From the first part, Liu Feng, you can see that the literary foundation is very solid, but the logic of some plots is slightly lacking. But in the second part, Liu Chan, the entire logic and storyline are particularly stage-like and space-like. Now that I have seen it now, I really think there are more exciting points. Especially for the dialogue between Liu Bei and Xuanzang, I can feel more profound things. Some of the content has even reached a philosophical level and even has the beginning of a "masterpiece". This level is worthy of repeated reading. It is amazing! Color!

Products made from pineapple must be of high quality. The familiar benevolent and righteous Liu Bei is back to fight with Sanzang about Buddhism. It must be said that the author has a very solid foundation, covers a wide range of topics, quotes classics, and also sheds new light on various disasters on the road. The only drawback is speed. I pray that every author who writes a good book can update 100 chapters a day [laughing]

The plot is good, the plot is coherent and reasonable, and the main reason is that the characters are reasonable. There is no pulling or stepping to highlight the brainless Tang Monk Liu Huangshu, and the characters have obvious growth and changes. This kind of book is very comfortable to read, unlike the pure and refreshing novels that feel impetuous and have a sense of sedimentation. The writing is also good and the plot is not draggy.

This article is really amazing. Meeting an old friend in a foreign country, this private setting is absolutely amazing, it can definitely become a god! Originally it was just an ordinary roller blind, but now these two words have directly become knife points. I am a knife fan and I love it so much. This string of codes is so amazing! ! ! ! !

Pineapple's writing skills have improved again. I clicked in and read more than ten chapters of this book. I thought it was good, but I never saw the author's name. The more I read, the more I thought it was platinum. When I clicked on the author's name, I realized that it is you, sir [laughing]

A very good value-explanation novel. Retracing the journey to the west with the help of Uncle Liu Huang, people can re-experience the charm of Shu Han's initiative. The Han succubus sincerely does not deceive me. On the contrary, this book does not have the feeling of the conspiracy theory of Journey to the West. It has a refreshing feeling. It is a good work. I recommend it.

I browsed the home page and found it to be pretty. When I looked at the author, it turned out to be Pineapple. I was so moved when I read the book "Zhuge Liang in Hindsight". I feel like my writing skills are still improving in this book! Of course, the emperor's uncle is as interesting as ever. Surprisingly, the depiction of the characters in Journey to the West is also very authentic. Even in terms of Buddhism, it can be seen that the author has put a lot of effort into it. The chemical reaction between the four masterpieces is very wonderful. I hope that Pineapple will maintain the quality and update in the future! The quality of the dozens of chapters so far deserves at least a + rating, so I would like to give you a five-star review first. Make persistent efforts! Can't wait to see the plot of heading west to Lingshan! Follow the emperor's uncle and cause trouble in the Heavenly Palace again! ૮₍ ˃̶ ꇴ ˂̶ ₎ა

I really like this book. Liu Bei's character design is the best I have ever seen. It is very lifelike. I also fully agree with the author's understanding of Liu Bei. As Liu Bei's inspiration, I also felt very comfortable reading it. The author's writing style also made me feel like I was reading a classic novel, and the plot arrangement was relatively reasonable. After reading it, it was completely fascinating. I tried to follow Liu Feng's book before, but I still couldn't accept the love line in the harem and gave up. I also felt the same about the Daughter Kingdom in this book and the Scorpion Spirit in the back, but it still does not affect the excellence of this work. If you don't like the love line, you can skip it.

I've finished reading it. It's currently 390,000 words long and has five-star reviews. This is the kind of Journey to the West fan I want to read. There are ninety-nine and eighty-one difficulties in seeking Buddhist scriptures in the Western Heaven. It contains monkeys as much as Tang monks. The writing style is Zen-like and debates right and wrong. The emperor's uncle suppresses and enlightens the foolish monk. The way to learn the scriptures is only at your feet. The shortcoming... For me is that there are too many apprentices and I can't remember their names. Even if I read it all the way through, I will forget whose name is who. When you ask them what happened to them, I know everything. However, occasionally you can guess which name represents which apprentice by contacting the context.

It's so cool, I didn't even expect that the roller blind general's past life could be set as Samoko. Moreover, the author's lyrical narrative is always delicate and touching. For example, when Shuanyian recalled the part of himself that struggled to eat people, he felt that he could not help but take it on his behalf. The same is true for the author's two Three Kingdoms books.

It's a very novel subject matter. I was a little afraid to click on it at first, thinking it was a mindless novel. But after reading it, I found out that the author is simply talented. The plot and character creation are very exciting. Liu Bei and other characters are very charming and make people want to put it down. Even readers like me who don't know much about Journey to the West and the Three Kingdoms can easily read it.

Well, the emperor's uncle did write it vividly. It conflicts with Xuanzang's ideas and the debate is also interesting. However, the pace is a bit slow. If you can accept it, this book is quite good. And "Xiahou is a famous general after all [laughing evilly]"

The two male protagonists, Liu Bei and Tang Seng, did not feel at all incompatible with each other. Instead, they felt that they complemented each other and grew up with each other. Moreover, the book contains philosophy, and I feel that it is one of the more beautiful treasures among Journey to the West fans [Sending Hearts]

I have watched Uncle Liu Huang travel through the Water Margin, and this is the first time I have watched Uncle Liu Huang Journey to the West. It's interesting and novel. I have read the author's previous works and found them to be good and solid. I hope that this time it can be the first of its kind for characters from the Three Kingdoms to journey to the west.

Let me put it bluntly, this book is so good. It is hard to find something as good as this book in online books. I first read Zhuge Liang, and then I read the first Liu Feng. You can feel that the author's writing skills are getting better and better. I originally wanted to read the ending of Journey to the West, but I couldn't help reading it today. I regret it so much now. 100 Chapters are not enough to read. I read this book and I can follow it. Let's think about the enlightenment of Buddhism on the common people, think about true benevolence and false benevolence, and think about the confrontation between the thoughts of the emperor's uncle and the master. This confrontation is very interesting. I think it is the essence of the book. It not only enlivens the text, adds humorous effects, but also allows readers to think from the exchanges between the two. My cultural level is limited, but if you like Journey to the West and the Three Kingdoms, this book cannot be missed. It is completely worthy of full marks [Please update]

It's very beautiful😋The author's writing skills are also extraordinary, there is no OOC, and the characters are all vividly drawn. This is my first time reading Chapter 40 or 50 and I came here to comment. Polite submission: 100 chapters updated in one day.

Now that I have read more than ninety chapters, the author has many strange ideas and uniquely links the Three Kingdoms and Journey to the West. Liu Bei's unparalleled mental cultivation and Xuanzang's influence from Liu Bei gradually transformed him from a pedantic idealistic fool into a distinguished monk with his own thinking who could distinguish right from wrong and speak and do things in a down-to-earth manner. The warm bond with each apprentice, this journey to the west is really eye-catching. The author understands the suffering in the world and the warmth and warmth of human beings so well. It is a rare and good book. I will keep reading it. I wish the author a spring of literary inspiration and wealth.

The articles written by Teacher Pineapple are really beautiful. The concept is novel and unconventional, and the perspective analysis is unique and thoughtful. The previous one was more of a dream come true for me, but this one made me feel that Teacher Pineapple's arguments are insightful. The conflict between Dabaobei and Xuanzang in the early stage changed to each other in the later stage. The dramatic conflicts filled the characters and were very vivid. This is because the teacher has a good handle on the characters. I need more main plot advancement. Why does Tomato only have five stars at most? [Cry] [cry]. Everyone gives me a five-star rating.