Journey to the West: The Peerless Toad

It felt a bit broken later on. The Mahayana Buddhist sutras were made up by the Tathagata, Guanyin was a spy, the Supreme Being was very clever in his calculations and coercion, the Queen Mother had a secret meeting with the Qing Emperor, the Jade Emperor felt that the three realms should be his own with the sword of the Emperor of Heaven, Bodhi was forced away by the Tathagata through conspiracy, Maitreya Buddha was the mortal enemy of the Tathagata, Sun Wukong let Bodhi grab the handle, etc. . . It feels like the dirty gossip of medieval Europe. These great powers all have a conspiracy face, lacking the quiet planning and calmness of following the trend. The immortal person does not have the mentality of the immortal person, and the detached person is not as cool as the detached person.

If you infiltrate, you will be broken. If you fight, you will be careless. If you run away, you will be caught. This is pig's feet

To be honest, this should be the best Journey to the West novel I have ever read. The author has really worked hard to study Journey to the West, and all the settings in it are also realistic. I really don't know what those trolls are about. Anyone who likes Journey to the West can understand how much thought the author put into reading the novel. The timeline of the relationships between the various characters and the intrigues between the forces are not easy to write, and it is easy to fall apart after writing. Come on, author.

Anyone who survives to read the Miao chapter must have high poison resistance.

It is the only book that explains Journey to the West in in-depth detail.

，，，，…       ，，，，！ I haven't seen it for a long time, and the author actually dug it out! The simplest truth is that even parents and children have personal privacy. So who is the protagonist of the little princess? Telepathy? All thoughts are gone? When readers read your book, they will naturally be drawn to the protagonist. Who would want to stand naked in front of others? It doesn't matter if it's slow, it doesn't matter if the plot twists, and it's okay if the logic is not rigorous. What's the point of writing about an ancient poisonous tomb? The sky is unpredictable, and people are prone to misfortune and fortune. In ten years, Shen Nong died at the speed of light 💀

I haven't read it, but I've always had a doubt about this type of novel. The protagonist comes from time-travel, and what do the Three Pure Ones, Four Royals, Five Directions, Five Elders, and Yama Palace do for food? But he doesn't know that there is such a thing as stowaways. I don't know how to lay it out, not to mention that the great sages above Sanqing don't even know about it.

After reading so much, I feel that it is not fierce at all, and I don't want Gou to be a toad in Journey to the West.

This book, how can I put it, the author has a deep understanding of Journey to the West? At least it can be ranked high among the popular authors of Qidian. The reason why Journey to the West is called a masterpiece is not because of the Daluo Immortal and the Taiyi Immortal. There are more immortals who canonized gods. However, it can only be a novel, not a masterpiece. Journey to the West relies on the intricate relationships in it to show a bizarre and wonderful society of gods and Buddhas. There are also some shortcomings, that is, the sense of immersion is not deep, and the textuality is slightly poor. This is a matter of experience. You can generally control it if you write more. Generally speaking, I am very optimistic about the author and I like this book very much. It is a real Journey to the West novel, not a prehistoric novel under the guise of Journey to the West.

I love this kind of novel. Don't pretend to be pretentious. Take your time. It will definitely be a hit.