Bahuang, the Town of Journey to the West

It's amazing. Eastern fairy tales actually meet Western magic. It's amazing. I abandoned the book decisively without any sense of disobedience. It's not my cup of tea. I'm sorry everyone.

There is no sense of pleasure at all, and it feels a bit abusive.

This book is set in the world of Journey to the West. Although immortal cultivators have great magical powers, the power of humanity cannot be underestimated. Especially Nanbuzhou, so the author's plot arrangement is completely reasonable. Especially the game between Shen Lun and the Han Dynasty and his final title as the Dragon King of Kuimen are simply classics. This book is well written so far. I hope the author will update it more!

Immortals are carefree and at ease, but they are actually afraid of the decree of the human king. Then what kind of immortality is there? Let the king give you a decree to make the protagonist become an immortal directly. ,

Confucian Haoran righteousness is very mysterious. It has no skills and cannot be used in actual combat like Taoist spells. I understand that it is a kind of aura. Within the scope of the aura, demons and ghosts will lose their fighting power. For example, ghosts in Liaozhai never invade righteous scholars, so demons will stay away from it, which means it is suitable for defense but not for active attack. The luck of the dynasty is also a mysterious thing. If it is realistic, it loses its mystery. The power of luck should come from the belief of the people. Its decline and rise is a slow process. The god of luck can make the god gain the power of faith (that is, the power of incense and wish). The growth of the power of the god is also a slow process. In the same way, the death of the god by luck will not happen overnight, right?

During the Three Sovereigns and Five Emperors era, immortals were called heavenly beings. In Journey to the West, a monster ate up an entire country. I don't know why the following people think that immortals are not as good as the emperor of a country. Have you read too many luck novels?

What do you say about this book? In two words, parallel imports, the Taiyi Golden Immortal is too weak, the Saint is too weak, and the Human King's Imperial Edict is too strong.

It's so ridiculous! The protagonist, a foreigner, has such luck!

In Journey to the West, Nuwa is a demon saint. This is too much.

Human kings can kill saints, and armies can kill Taiyi Immortal. Then tell me how awesome the Jade Emperor, the leader of the three realms, must be if the leader of a country in the human world is so powerful.

I have been writing for a long time, but I still don't understand what the author is going to write 🙂

Why do I feel like it's martial arts? There are basically no spells. It's just a group of people slashing and killing with swords. Bad review.

Facts have proved that those who write about prehistoric times will sooner or later fail.

Very well written, full order support on the shelves!

After reading more than a dozen chapters, the background and geographical design are unreasonable, so I have a negative review.

It's boring, just another bastard

Where can we suppress the eight wastelands? We can't even solve the problem of land. Oh no! !

I seem to have seen this author's name before. He seems to have written a prehistoric novel in which the protagonist is a wolf demon.

The protagonists are so bad, why do these fights look so much like martial arts? Author, are you funny?

A few suggestions This is basically a fic of Journey to the West, so I think the protagonist's achievements don't need to be too high. The Three Realms and Eight Wastelands are all about me. Personally, I feel that there are many fairies and demons who have cultivated for thousands of years or even tens of thousands of years. They should not be a sidekick, and the protagonist cannot shorten the gap caused by time. Of course, this is all the author's fault, but I just think it's a bit funny to be praised in Journey to the West.

Author, does this book have a female protagonist?

This is not a Journey to the West fan at all, but a Fengshen Honghuang fan wearing the skin of Journey to the West. What kind of saint is there? . . There are no saints in Journey to the West. There are only three categories of transcendent reincarnation in the world, immortals, Buddhas and sacred beings. Divine refers to God. In the Second Journey to the West, there are only five kinds of immortals, humans, ghosts, earth, gods and heaven. Except for humans and ghosts, the other three types have no distinction between high and low. The level is determined by the Tao Fruit and the suffix name. For example, the Hunyuan Qi of the monkey is the Tao Fruit, and the Golden Immortal in Taiyi Golden Immortal is the level. The third Taiyi and Daluo refer to two ways of practice, not high or low. The latter is Daluo if it is passed down by the Sanqing, and Taiyi if it is not passed down by the Sanqing. In the chapter of Emperor Taizong's Journey to the Underworld in The Fourth Journey to the West, a comparison is made between the emperor's rank among the gods, at least he is on the same level as the Tenth Palace of Hell.

Sun Wukong had fiery eyes when he was born? Is the author talking nonsense?

There is no sense of satisfaction at all. The protagonist is also afraid that he will not be able to defeat that one. He encounters many opportunities and yet they are not his own? ! Then why did you write it? Disgusting? Still suppressing the Eight Wastelands? Are you relying on words?

Isn't that right? Just a few chapters. Writing a novel is just like playing.

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I don't like playing with swords, so I gave up the book

I didn't read much, only about fifty chapters, and was persuaded to quit. One is the part about slaying monsters by decree, which is actually passable, but there are so many bugs that even a saint with 180 Heart Thunders and Hunyuan Saints can't handle it. So if the monkeys are causing trouble in the Heavenly Palace, why would the Jade Emperor bother to write a decree directly and Sun Wukong would be in trouble? The Jade Emperor is not as good as the human emperor, so killing a monkey would cost him so much luck. And further back, Rong Ji's scheme against Liu Qilong seemed to be very easy. According to this, the fate of the country cannot protect the emperor, but if anyone can plot it, wouldn't the world have been in chaos for a long time? Also, if it is said above, why are you so arrogant, Liu Qi, and why is the protagonist so cowardly? You didn't punish you for pretending to be cool in my face, and you almost killed me. I went over with my sword and didn't just hack you to death. You dare to issue an order to kill me. If I don't accept the order, I will go and kill your people directly. It won't be over once and for all. It's a bit inconsistent, okay? However, if there is something new later or the author Niu Pi writes something to round it out, don't mention it. I have only read more than fifty chapters, and I don't want to read the rest. . .

Without a golden finger, how can you be so awesome? ***, Farewell

It's written by Zhao Zhao, and it feels like I'm reading ancient Chinese prose.