Wait! Who Left Yang Chan in My Manor?!

Very good. I hope that the Three Holy Mothers will be in danger in the end and the protagonist will step forward, preferably with a true determination to die. The characters I wrote above are all slippery, but I hope I can be a little more responsible when it is unavoidable.

After reading Chapter 226, I felt that the male protagonist, as a character who worked hard from the bottom, has a good personality and strong abilities. His daily interaction with Yang Chan is also very interesting. When can I, the great sage, take care of the child 🙂

In the endless stream of Westward Journey fan articles, "This!" Who put Yang Chan in my house? "With its novel imagination and relaxed and healing writing style, "Journey to the West" breaks away from the inherent routine of conspiracy and murderous counterattacks in the traditional Journey to the West, and becomes a unique leisure masterpiece. The novel is based on the well-known myth of Journey to the West, breaking the established tragic fate of Marshal Tianpeng. It starts with a sudden mismatch of fate, firmly grabbing the readers' attention, and the overall reading experience is easy to decompress and full of interest. The biggest highlight of this book is the unique plot setting. The story abandons the cookie-cutter plot of traveling through time to slay demons and defying heaven to cultivate immortality. The protagonist travels back in time to become a marshal in heaven. He should have followed the trajectory of the original work and fell into the desperate situation of being demoted to the mortal world step by step. However, his life was completely changed due to an accident. The sudden arrangement of the Heavenly Court allows the Three Holy Mothers Yang Chan to move into the Tianpeng Mansion. This extremely dramatic start instantly creates a novel story conflict. On one side is the noble and high-ranking Marshal Tianpeng, on the other side is the gentle and pure Yang Chan with a rough life experience, plus the God of War Yang Jian, the powerful "uncle" who is eager to protect his sister, is always online. The famous scenes of the three parties' checks and balances are continuous, making the plot start with high energy, without any lengthy and boring foreshadowing. The characters are vivid, three-dimensional and very humane, which is a major plus point of this book. The protagonist is not a mindless cheating template. He has modern thinking and three views. He lives in a strange and complex heaven and always maintains a clear and transparent mentality. Faced with the calculations of all the forces in heaven and the power play among the gods, he is not reckless or stupid. He knows how to protect himself step by step and keep a low profile. He uses the wisdom of modern people to resolve crises one after another and strives to escape the tragic fate of being demoted to Tianpeng. The portrayal of the heroine Yang Chan breaks away from the setting of a tool person. She is gentle, kind, intelligent and transparent, gentle but not weak, delicate and responsible. Her relationship with the protagonist is delicate and natural, without the forced ambiguity of industrial saccharine. From the reserved and alienated first acquaintance, to the subsequent companionship and mutual support, the relationship progresses gently and heals. At the same time, classic mythological figures such as Yang Jian, the Jade Emperor, and the Queen Mother have also gotten rid of their facial expressions. Each has its own thoughts and positions, making the entire pattern of heaven more real and full. In terms of pace and writing style, this book has just the right amount of control. The tone of the whole text is relaxed and humorous, and the jokes are natural and down-to-earth. It fits the reading habit of online articles, but it does not deliberately pile up jokes and will not appear exaggerated and embarrassing. The plot is relaxed and relaxed, with both the tension of the conspiracy game in heaven and the warm and healing feeling of the protagonist and Yang Chan's daily relationship. The multiple elements of intrigue, daily life, warmth, and fun are perfectly integrated. The plot is compact and not watery. Each chapter has something to watch, and there is no plot that is dragged out to make up the word count. The design of "Shuangdian" is also very reasonable. The protagonist's growth and counterattack are step by step, relying on wisdom and layout to rewrite destiny. The sense of "brainless" excitement is missing and replaced by a more comfortable and more watchable plot excitement. Of course, the novel also has some shortcomings. As a light-hearted online novel, the depth of the work is slightly lacking. The foreshadowing of some of the branch plots is relatively thin, and the depiction of the game between the various forces in the heaven is shallow, without any deep intrigues; the portrayal of some of the supporting characters is slightly thin, and the character arcs are insufficient. At the same time, some plots advance too quickly and lack some polished details. Overall, this is a very high-quality leisurely fantasy journey to the West. The novel setting, gentle and healing main plot, and vivid characters make it stand out among similar fan novels. There is no depressing plot or bloody sadomasochism. The whole process is relaxing and full of laughter. It is very suitable for daily relaxing reading. This book is definitely worth reading for readers who like Journey to the West fandom, light-hearted sweet pets, and imaginative counterattack style.

Familiar formula, familiar taste [smile][smile][smile][smile][smile] Come on, brother who wrote the beheading letter 😏😏😏😏😏

Clothed with the officialdom literature of cultivating immortals, the realm is no longer the realm but the official position. Hope the author understands.

From playing offline physical cards to mobile games, Three Kingdoms brings a lot of memories. The unique identity mechanism is the biggest highlight. Guess the identity, count cards, and play games. No two games are exactly the same. The designs of the military commanders fit the historical figures, and the dubbing and illustrations are very careful. There are multiple modes to choose from. You can play Landlords casually or form a team to play ranked games. It is full of fun to invite friends to play against each other in your free time. It is worth trying for players who like strategy cards.

Hiring! Good treatment, including time travel, rebirth, and free delivery system! Since there are too many new small worlds and a serious shortage of time travellers, we are urgently recruiting "max-level bosses" to experience life! There are no KPIs here, only [fully automatic hang-up system]! The journey through time is the peak, the level is maxed out at the beginning, and even the breathing is getting stronger. No matter male or female, old or young, first come first served, you can get on the bus by clicking a like! Give it a try and your bicycle will become a magical weapon!

The author's writing skills are very mature, the narrative logic is clear and not confusing, the plot twists are designed to be natural and not rigid, the character dialogues are also suitable for the identity, and the reading is very immersive. The writing skills are really good

Good thing, I've read more than a hundred chapters, so it's okay to give it a 9 for the time being. There are really a lot of jokes in the book. If you've read The Name and Shinzo, you'll find it very interesting. They're all full of jokes. The heroine San Sheng Sheng here is an old-school domineering and arrogant little wife. Maybe the new generation is not comfortable with it and thinks the protagonist is like a strict wife. But if you think about it, if you can get to know "Uncle President", you can eat and drink without worrying about food and drink, and you can rise to great heights. I would also like to step in and let the child have his mother's surname! However, as an emotional adjustment, I still hope that there will be a plot in the future where the male protagonist rises up and rebels against the female protagonist several times 🤭

After reading it, the senses were okay, but I personally think that Yang Chan's feelings came a little too fast. After all, it's an entertaining fast-food novel, so you don't have to worry too much. It's okay to just have fun in your spare time. Like it~