
Journey to the West: Mistaking the Jade Emperor for My Martial Nephew from the Start
西游:开局错把玉帝认成师侄
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- Completed
- Length
- 350k Words
- Genre
- Cultivation
- Subgenre
- Mythic Cultivation
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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157Chapters
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I insisted on reading the first five chapters, but I still couldn't stand it anymore. Even if the protagonist knew nothing about the preciousness of the things given by the system, nor the identity of the Jade Emperor, he couldn't help shouting at his nephew who came to seek refuge with him, and punching and kicking his nephew in front of the guests. It was too much. It stands to reason that the protagonist is also a monk after time travel, but his behavior is like a gangster who is eager to communicate, which is both perfunctory and vulgar. Does the author think he is humorous when he writes this?
It is not recommended to test poison if you have low poison resistance.
Is it fun to swear all the time?
What did you write? It's fine in the front, but then there are a lot of magic changes in the back, especially the monkey transformation. Once you change, you can't change back without spiritual power. What do you think it is? The art of changing emotion and reason requires spiritual support, and I cannot understand your brain circuits and logical thinking.
First of all, the protagonist is too ignorant, and secondly, the intelligence is too powerful. Haotian reacts so much every time and he still doesn't know anything. Then there is the shaping. The character shaping is too casual. Think of Haotian and Daluo Jinxian. They are pretentious, that is, aloof. If you casually recognize your nephew as a master, you will definitely die. What do powerful people care about in the ancient times? Face! If he beats you to death, your Taoist robes and other things will eventually belong to him, right?
Is it true that the author uses a lot of swear words in his books 🙂 Is it the same in life, or is he letting himself go in the novel 🤓
The first ten chapters are very good, but in chapter 18 I start to imitate Cao. In his previous life, he must have been a male who escaped from the pig factory.
The writing style of your chapter titles and content is simply amazing. The comparison is too different.
All I want to say is that the tauren should die soon.
How come I didn't write it wrong and identified the Jade Emperor as my grandson?