Bones Journey to the West

It's well written, but it's not suitable for social animals. Reality is depressing enough. I really can't bear to read this online.

Dark version of Journey to the West collection pictures

Dark Journey to the West Collection Picture 3

Should I change it to mine?

I read a Dark Journey to the West a few years ago, but I forgot the name. The entire Journey to the West is a game. The protagonist has Sun Wukong's account. Red Boy is the seed of the Supreme Laojun, and the entire Daughter Kingdom belongs to the gods... Tang Monk was used as the elixir of life by the Buddhist country and was eaten alive. He turned black countless times and destroyed all the immortals and Buddhas. Only a few immortals escaped.

Is it more important to make money by writing novels than to start dating? Don't you have any points? At a young age, I was thinking about finding women, and it cost a few hundred dollars a time, and there were various specifications. When you become popular, even if you go on a blind date or go on a blind date, it will all be yours.

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It tries too hard to conform to the content of the original work. There is some conflict between the character settings in the front and back, and the presence of the roller shutter is too low.

It's the Stitch Monster again. I remember that this conspiracy theory was very popular a long time ago (Wu Chengen is a book writer who knows about Hammer Journey to the West) 🤫🤫

Dark Version of Journey to the West Collection Picture 2

The first part is okay, but it gets boring in the middle. In the final analysis, there are two missing words "growth". The general idea is, you cheated me, I am so angry, I want revenge, ah, you cheated me again, I am so angry, I want revenge, ah, you They tricked me again. I'm so angry. The protagonists didn't join forces after realizing the magic of their partners. They just let their emotions go around like fools, killing, killing, killing. They jumped from one trap to another. It's boring.

What keeps me going in my daily routine? It is the book friends who will never give up and still support me. Even if there is only one person, they are the reason for me to persevere.

This novel is so awesome. There is also an anti-Journey to the West story about a monkey turning from a Buddha to a stone.

From a new book. The imagination is okay. To be honest, I was surprised at first. Although the background is very magically modified, the plot direction can be reasonably close to the original work, and the character creation is very brilliant. Including the final reincarnation, I also think it is a very good setting. It can even be said that the plot of the original work may be a reincarnation (laughs). But the last few lives I wrote were too boring. Not only did I change the soup but not the medicine, but I also felt like I was reading an outline. Some reincarnations feel like there are still problems with the logic. I think it can be finished by writing about the point where the second life can lead to reincarnation.

I haven't finished it yet, but I was so angry when I saw the protagonist group being plotted by Buddhism and Taoism, and the demon clan, who had their few backers and backbones killed off, and left to be slaughtered and fucked. The author's writing was good, but it was too uncomfortable.

After reading more than a dozen pictures, shouldn't the main character be Tang Sanzang? From the character descriptions to the battle scenes, I feel that Tang Sanzang is just a supporting character who thinks and acts within certain rules. Goodness + resentment = Tang Sanzang. I'm still waiting for Tang Sanzang to capture and kill his three disciples, to commemorate them, end everything, rebuild the Buddhist kingdom, and proclaim himself the future Buddha.

Is it the end after Birdman dies?

It's kind of interesting. How do you write it next? It feels like a short story? ? What to do after killing Buddha

Is this book the origin of Tang San's burial?

It took a long time to do it. It was consciousness. It was done by the emperor in order to repair himself.

One good, one evil, one Buddha, destroyed and fallen in one life

So pretty! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! 😫😫😫😫😫

This really destroys the three views, it's so subversive

I read the first chapter of Good Guys and loved it.