Journey to the West: Holy Monk, Please Stop Trying to Get Yourself Killed
西游之求求圣僧别作死
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- Completed
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- 980k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Classical Xianxia
- Updated
- 6y ago
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I counted with my fingers and found that you are currently lying in Tokisaki Kurumi's arms playing with your phone and using Misaka Mikoto's battery to charge your phone. Maybe there is a jealous Rem next to you, but you are seriously visiting the starting point, and you saw my comment and clicked "Like".
Personally, I thought it was quite exciting. However, I suggest avoiding any ambiguous relationships. His character is inherently flamboyant, and he's playing Tang Sanzang. Adding any ambiguity would make it extremely toxic to watch.
It's pretty high on the overall new book list, so why are there so few readers?
Just a small suggestion or a personal question.
I've read 31 chapters, which is a short time and far from the latest 400+, but I still have some thoughts. Normally, I just leave when I don't like something, but I wanted to offer my opinion on this book, hoping the author sees it, though you can ignore it if you think it's pointless. Up to chapter 30, I noticed the following problems: 1. Lack of character development.
Is this monk born too early? Judging from the synopsis, I get the feeling he'll go up to Buddha and shout: "I can tell you're not human, Great Mighty Heavenly Dragon!"
Judging from the description, the muscular old man looks quite like someone from a Tangshan funeral parlor. Let me see what the content is like.
Is nobody in the group? Let's play a word chain game. I'll go first: (wéi suǒ yù wéi).
Is there a group? I want to advertise. "Advertisement inserted: Buying second-hand RMB, 85 RMB for 100 RMB notes, 92 RMB for large quantities, as many as you want."
Holy crap! This Queen of the Women's Kingdom is so fat, I'm starting to feel uneasy.
If you find something good, as long as it's not a harem, the absence of a female lead is not a problem.