Journey to the West: The Golden Crow Great Sage

I came here at 5 o'clock to ask for more tickets, why don't you give me more juice?

Don't you think the realm here is quite confusing? Chapter 140: The Bull Demon becomes Da Luo. When fighting Sun Wukong earlier, it was written that he was the Golden Immortal. Daji also said that he could not defeat Yang Jian, and in front of Yang Jian was the Golden Immortal. What on earth is going on? Is it my eyesight or the author's? . . . . . . . . . . .

Farewell, I can't accept the protagonist who looks like an idiot

My reputation as the Poison King has been ruined, so I'll say goodbye!

When I saw Journey to the West, I thought of those heavenly saints hidden in the background... I felt a touch of sadness. Those who are not saints are all ants... The great saints are not awesome, and the Tathagata is not awesome... They are not all pawns of the saints. Journey to the West is the compensation for Buddhism...

I persisted until the end. How to say it? Very strange feeling. The biggest thing is strength. It feels like the author didn't understand the division of strength in ancient times. Each level is just like a fantasy novel. The protagonist wants to climb higher and higher. No, he keeps jumping higher and higher. Jin Xian beats Da Luo just like beating his son. You probably think that there is only a two-character difference between Jinxian and Daluo Jinxian, but do you know the difference between these two characters? The Seven Saints are awesome, but still no one has broken through Daluo, and only a few Daluo have broken through to quasi-sages? Who is the quasi-sage who has broken through to the level of saint? . Secondly, I suggest the author read "The Way of the Lord God" and "Dominator Marvel". The division of strength in them is very clear. It is impossible for low-level people to challenge high-level people. This is a question of life level, not the amount of mana. If only it were that simple. Everyone worked hard to accumulate mana and became a saint. I feel like the protagonist is like this, accumulating mana, upgrading, accumulating mana, upgrading... This is not a novel about cultivating immortals in the ancient times, this is simply a fantasy novel. Don't tell me anything about magic weapons, or the innate supreme treasure, the God-killing Spear. The higher the level of the magic weapon, the higher the energy consumption. If you, a golden immortal, try using the innate supreme treasure, you will not be able to defeat the quasi-sage, nor will you be able to defeat you, a little golden immortal?

Brainless, seeking death, being abused, being slapped in the face, and anti-slapping in the face. There is not a single character in the book with an above-average IQ. Is the author a mama's boy? Those who have not reached level 100 of Shennong should not enter a place where people are likely to die 😅😅

It's so poisonous. I flipped through the table of contents and found that the ending was right after I had learned the scriptures. Can my conscience be at ease with so many words copied from Journey to the West?

An innocent and lovable protagonist, farewell

Styx sanctified? ? ? Then why didn't Zhen Yuanzi become a saint? Kong Xuancheng became the Peacock King of Ming Dynasty. Then become a saint again? Then the Peacock King Ming rushed to the street? ? ? After Hongjun became a god, the saints of the three realms were not allowed to take action. How could he just make his presence felt here? The old saints have all come out except Nuwa. Emperor Fengdu has become a saint. Even if the way of heaven is given to nine ultimate saints, Emperor Fengdu, Kong Xuan, and Styx, there are 6 old saints. Pig's feet and green lotus seeds will definitely become saints. Saints will fly all over the sky in the later stage of wolfberry.