The Great Sage and I Are Brothers

After reading thirty chapters, I can no longer hold on. I don't know if it's because I'm too picky or if it's really not suitable for me. The protagonist goes down from Wuzhi Mountain, and all he encounters are female demons. The green snake can be an accident, and the charming heart can be your transition to a new plot, but what the hell is a half-rabbit demon?

That's ridiculous. When you see a monkey, you give him exercises, but the exercises are not transmitted to the six ears. . . And read the original work carefully before rewriting it

First, physical training is almost a step beyond the challenge for those who understand the law. Second, the tiger demon in the original text has supernatural powers. Otherwise, how could he escape from Sun Wukong. Third, Sun Wukong abandoned his brothers three times and accepted Zhao An. He could not help but be hit like this regardless of his feelings. Fourth, the banana fan is from the Shura tribe. Where did Sun Wukong get the banana fan. Fifth, Sun Wukong only practices magical powers and does not practice Taoism. He does not know the cause and effect. That is why he was tricked by Tathagata to the foot of Five Finger Mountain. A monkey is a monkey. Salted fish are salted fish. Even if they turn over, their characteristics will not change!

An account that has been used for several years has finally been able to speak. This is the first post. I am so nervous. Author, do you think this is bad? ? ? ? ? ?

Although the last few chapters have been a bit watery, I still support it! 😂

How can Taishang Laojun know what is happening around the protagonist so easily, and also know the male protagonist's physical condition? And he accepted the male protagonist as his apprentice so easily

We are getting ready for the ending, so cheers for the author!

Just push the setting of Journey to the West, it's awesome!

666 A little green snake can roll its eyes

"Nine-tailed fox from the land of Qingqiu?" Wang Hu was immediately shocked. That was an ancient divine beast, comparable to a saint! This saint is so worthless in Journey to the West.

After some calculations, I suddenly discovered that the protagonist's journey from the beginning of his spiritual intelligence to the time he crushed the Twelve Golden Immortals was less than 20 years. A mere 20 years was better than the tens of thousands of years of cultivation by others. Apart from the protagonist of this book, there is no one else.

In more than thirty chapters, five women appear, all following the protagonist. Well, they are very good and powerful. I will leave you and continue.