I'm Pretending to Be Sun Wukong in a Chat Group
我在聊天群假扮孙悟空
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- Completed
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- 549k Words
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- Eastern Fantasy
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- Xuanhuan
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- 5y ago
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Sigh! It’s all because I led a bunch of troublemakers astray. I recommend a book because I think it’s good, and you give me a thumbs-down 👎. You’re doing that on purpose, aren’t you? How am I supposed to get praise from people who check out the list later? How am I supposed to get a thumbs-up 👍?
Langhuan Paradise
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Invincible Protagonists with Great Names
I really enjoy invincible, face-slapping novels. These are some well-written ones I've read! As a longtime reader, I only recommend works with good prose. If the writing is unreadable, I won't recommend it 😊😊😊. You could also try "Legend of the Foreign Realm," "Comprehensive World: Gaia," and "Dragon Domain." The writing in these isn't the best, but they are still invincible-style novels. Some are just plot summaries with no real emotion, while others are all over the place. Give them a try if y
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Later on, I'll give the protagonist the bloodline of a Chaos Demon Ape. Also, please don't write stories with a female lead; female leads are hard to write and easy to get criticized.
The protagonist is set as Six-Eared Macaque, who later replaces Sun Wukong as the pilgrim. 😃😃😃 It is said that after encountering Six-Eared Macaque, Sun Wukong never called Pigsy a fool again. I don't know if this is true; I saw it online.
Ye Hao is truly... I don't know how to describe him. It feels like this character has made everyone in the group lose their intelligence, especially after reading the latest chapter; this feeling is particularly pronounced. I don't know if it's because the author is a student or lacks social experience, but I feel like Lu Xiaofeng is portrayed as mentally challenged.
Is this another conspiracy theory about Journey to the West? But there's no Nuwa or a sage in Journey to the West. Journey to the West isn't like the Investiture of the Gods. The fact that Laozi was knocked over by the Great Sage shows that the Laozi in Journey to the West and the sage in the Investiture of the Gods are not the same person.
Many people consider Journey to the West to be a sequel to Investiture of the Gods, but Investiture of the Gods was written later. 🤭
You eat other people's food, listen to them, and are always suspicious. Who even knows you? Your constant overthinking is so embarrassing! I'm leaving, I'm not watching anymore, it's giving me a serious case of cringe.
What a piece of trash, Golden Immortal!
Some people say that Wang Lingguan was able to fight Sun Wukong because he was the first great protector of Taoism, but in Journey to the West, he was actually an assistant to You Sheng Zhenjun, one of the Four Saints of the North Pole under the Ziwei Emperor.
Author, I feel like your writing is like a narration. I haven't seen Jiang Cheng say a word; it's all just you explaining what he did and how he did it. It's not interesting at all.
Protagonist, I'm a stingy person who took things from you and even lied to you, but I still look down on Ye Hao, even though I lied to him too.