When I Was in Ancient Times, I Paid Homage to the Queen Mother of the West.

In fact, you can write about other worlds, but you can't write them too low-level. In the past, the protagonist of this book worshiped Bodhi as his teacher, and ended up traveling to the Condor Shooting Condor to learn martial arts. It is not too eye-catching to watch. You must know that no hair in the world of Journey to the West can be compared to the entire world of the Condor Shooting Condor.

When writing about the prehistoric times, I just write about the prehistoric times, interspersed with writing about other worlds. It looks awkward. The author thinks it's nothing, but in the eyes of the readers, it looks very confusing. The second is that the quality of other low-level worlds is not as good as a stone from the ancient times.

The protagonist is too out of the ordinary, I don't like this kind of character! Also, if you have this kind of character in reality, the first impression you give will be that of immaturity! If you go for an interview, you will be rejected 100% of the time.

It is like a miracle that the Queen Mother of the West, the head of the female immortals, accepts a male disciple.

It feels like the protagonist basically doesn't need to be a disciple. Other people's masters teach them experience, and your apprenticeship is just the key to saving your life. The master gets more than you have. Sainthood is more important than saving your life, and then it feels like the protagonist just gives you resources. Basically, wherever you go, others get more than you do, so that's bullshit.

From low to high it's okay, from high to low it's so cute

To go to the low-price world, we should make magic changes based on world civilization.

It's okay to set the protagonist in the ancient times, but writing about things in another world is too biased. Wouldn't it be nice to create your own infinite mystical way? Conquering the small world is not a matter of ability, but of karma. Self-cultivation is not on the right path, and the third lecture should be far above it.

The Queen Mother of the West accepts a disciple, but she is nothing but a protagonist. The most important thing is that she is a male...

What are the following two chapters about? At this point in time, Heaven is still the Heaven of the Monster Clan, the Jade Emperor is just a boy, and Yang Erlang is just a third-generation disciple of the Xuanjiao Department. How come he was born and hunted down at this time...

Write more about the main world. The copy is boring to watch. If it continues like this, there will be no one left.

It's better to create tens of billions of clones, seal the memories, and let them reincarnate with the system.

Good morning, author. I would like to ask if there are any particularly disgusting plots of abuse of the protagonist in the later period, such as betrayal, separation of wives and children, or bloody plots such as the protagonist's relatives and friends suddenly becoming possessed and turning against each other, the heroine suddenly becoming ruthless and abandoning the hero, etc.? Of course, the protagonist's occasional losses are not considered abuse of the protagonist. I have to confirm the style of this book first. After all, I don't like to read those stories about abuse of the protagonist, so please forgive me for asking first.

Dr. Chen: Fellow Taoist, the great cause and effect 🙂🙂

Don't let the time come when you harvest one and turn the other into a brainless stallion.

I didn't even read the introduction of Xia Moji, which clearly stated it, and the author also asked me who the heroine is?

For the sake of the reward of 100, please give me a reply.

Author, there won't be any plot to abuse the protagonist later in this book, right? I saw the foreshadowing about the God-killing Spear in Chapter 126, so I couldn't help but ask.

This is it

Good afternoon, author. I would like to ask if I will abuse the master in the future.

Please give a reply😭

Author, would you like to ask if there is a group?