[Journey to the West] A Fox's Grandchild's Fate

This chapter should be renamed Xiaohu Wuli

Damn, do you really feel that the person in the future and the person in the present are the same person, with different experiences? I feel a sense of invasion.

It's numb. I really feel different. They are not the same person. One is from the future and the other is Hu'er now. What is this dream demon doing? If the dream demon is with Sun Wukong, where is the blue fox?

When Brother Monkey was studying at Bodhi's place, he first learned books, understood knowledge, and understood the principles before learning skills. Therefore, Brother Monkey was versatile, powerful in martial arts, and had a good personality.

Isn't the biggest lust in the dream just a kiss on the mouth? Very innocent, our little monkey 😳

The future dream demon will put the present monkey to sleep, and after sleeping, return it to the present fox, and let them be together. Oh my god, I will hate the dream demon. He will eat the future and covet the present monkey. The key is that the current fox is the heroine from our perspective.

I think the fairy in the future and the fairy in the present are not the same person. The fairy in the future should be intimate with the future and the present with the present. Otherwise, it feels weird. Do you have such a feeling?

After seeing Zuo Hua, I felt relieved. I don't like the heroine falling in love too quickly. I'm really fed up with it. I'm really into the Journey to the West fanfic recently. I'm also a dream girl from the Great Sage, but I'm also the heroine. I really can't stand falling in love with the heroine every time I see it because she's from time-travel, and then I try my best to conquer the monkeys and get abused. Enough is enough. If it weren't for the greed for writing, the author would really love this book. I love it so much.

[Orange Candy] I got it. [Orange Candy] I got it. Your Highness, Blue Fox, turns it up every time for Wukong???

This monkey is too good. [Hit his face and laughs while crying] Anyone can kill him... If I had known better, I wouldn't have booked all of them.