Transmigrated as a Monk's Performing Monkey

The male protagonist was really humbled in the end. It was completely different from the first life.

The promised threesome is here! Although I like 1v1, I don't mind threesomes in this article!!!!

Watching it again, I still want Aqi to be alive and with Jingjing

I still like monks the most

Does Qi's feelings for the heroine mean that he thinks the heroine is the sister in his dream? Anyway, I feel that his feelings for the heroine are inexplicable. Except for this reason, it is more consistent. When the heroine was forced to cry by Qi, she really looked like the little white flower heroine in ancient novels.

Madam, should you consider writing a novel in the future? I really liked the second incarnation of this article, and the ending was a bit too sudden. I really like that type of book!!!!

Jing Zhen Zhen Zhen Bai Yue Guang, oh, I liked the first life so much.

The first generation of monks is my favorite. The next few lives look a bit boring.

It's good to watch, but the ending is really rushed. Why write a side story? The pangolin still wears that way, and Qi, I'm not saying that he is too miserable, and I always feel that there are differences between Jing Jing and the little monkey after returning to the divine position. The demon and the monk can be matched, and the demon and the evil god can also be matched. The match between the demon and the righteous god is really too hasty. From my personal point of view, I prefer I would like to see the Chenlan Pearl be taken back and become a god. She still cares for the little monkey, but only lacks the love as a human being. Then the little monkey goes around and around with Qi. To be honest, the little monkey jumped off the cliff before and it was a bit difficult to connect. The fact that she can live so long in Liu Fu's hands shows that she cherishes her life. Why didn't she jump to the bottom of the cliff with her life when she knew she had lost her cultivation? Or maybe she guessed it. She led Qi to sacrifice. I actually think that her innocent character is actually a little cruel and heartless. She will love whoever treats her better. Thinking about it this way, why can't Qi? What Jing Jing sees in his eyes after becoming a god is no longer a small world. He may still remember the feelings he had before, but that is only the past. He will become very busy, and there will be more suitable candidates for marriage. Xiaohou will become more important from being very important. Everything is still vivid in his mind, but everything has changed. Only Qi, Xiaohou is still everything in his eyes. In his world, his feelings for Xiaohou may not be without a part of his empathic dependence on the female sacrifice. They are both called sisters. The two sisters The feelings he gave were different, but they were both the most important people in his life. The female sacrificer was no longer there, so he put the two loves together and gave them to the little monkey. Love is vigorous, but it cannot be said to be reliable. However, love that is given a part of family affection is absolutely indestructible. It is far more lasting and long-term than love. In the period of a little girl It's cute when a little monkey acts coquettishly and cutely, but no one will treat adults as children all the time, because it doesn't feel right. It's called a princess as a child, and it's called a mild princess disease as an adult. The only ones who can withstand the princess disease are Qi, a yandere who has a compensating mentality for overlapping the two loves (I originally wanted to call him a pervert)... To be honest, I I really feel that after Ji Jing returned to the throne of God, she was not an official match with the little monkey, which is a bit inconsistent. After all, no matter what the story of Cinderella, Cinderella is also the daughter of an earl. If she is replaced by a dwarf who acts coquettishly every day and wants to hug children, even if the dwarf looks interesting, it does not prevent the whole country from thinking that this dwarf looks interesting. It's interesting to be able to be with the prince. In everyone's eyes, they are not the same species... Well, the little monkey and Ji Jing are not the same species in the first place. I made a lot of noises. Oh my, I still hope that the author will become more popular soon. Is it because you wrote Qi so miserable that the number of your article collections is the same as Qi's fate? Hahahaha

I don't understand a little bit. Personally speaking, the heroine does not owe Aqi anything. In her second life, she doted on him and saved him with all her heart. But because of the fate of the previous life, it is inevitable to take more care of the young monk. As a child, Aqi is sensitive and it is normal to be jealous. He can also guess what his future direction will be. But I didn't expect to directly kill the male protagonist later on... The third life had a strong sense of forced love at the end hahh, and Aqi still wanted to kill the male protagonist, and also wanted to force the little monkey, erase her memory, and force her to jump off a cliff. Didn't the little monkey dislike him at all??? I used to particularly like the cub version of Ah Qi, and I almost got mad at him at the end. I thought that the little monkey's final inner thought would be [hate him to the core but have to beg him], but I didn't expect that the little monkey would cry so sadly after Aqi's death, which made him feel a little unworthy of her... Maybe the little monkey still had the affection to raise him up in his heart... Sure enough, he still liked the first life.