It Was Six Years Since the Tang Dynasty Was Signed, and Then We Realized It Was a Journey to the West.

In order to comment, I subscribed to a chapter, and then I saw Chapter 3. I like the subject matter of Poisonous Hair😪😪, but some of the author's descriptions are not very good, which is embarrassing to read. No matter what happens, come on, author, I will continue to take poison, and I will not leave until I am poisoned to death😂

I have already gone out, so I thought I would come back and comment. It is really poisonous. The subject matter is very good. The writing is so damn good. I signed it no matter what. I cried and cried and felt so happy... In the beginning, one or two were fine. All good guys are like this. I never thought that locusts rely on eating. You can also use the jokes on the Internet. I tell you, there is no disaster that can be solved by eating.

No, I can't watch it without using my brain.

... Really, I was embarrassed to leave three rooms and one living room "My body shook and my face turned pale, I signed the lottery" "Don't panic, there is no solution for signing the lottery"😖😖😖

Stopped at chapter 16, very few comments, it is undoubtedly an idiotic article, I like the subject matter and plot, but because of the fear of the martial arts master's falsehood and reality, thousands of years of skill pretended to be weak, and was bullied by mortal monks, especially in chapter 16 . When Qin Shubao was treating a disease, his words and sentences were extremely uncomfortable. You can see for yourselves. But the subject matter type and golden fingers are really good. Hey, come on, the author. I will definitely support you next time, it's too white.

. . Originally I thought I could do it, but after seeing the chapter about Fang Yiai, I couldn't hold on. Goodbye

It was very uncomfortable to watch. Just giving a mortal the skills to unlock twenty or thirty years of skills. When I was watching, I thought that this system might not be a demon preparing to seize the body, so I found a reason to crazily give skills to the protagonist. All the skills were completed in an instant, and I was waiting to transform the protagonist to the point where he would swallow it up and replace it. Although the protagonist is a Taoist priest, the author does not describe a word about him chanting sutras and cultivating Taoism. The exercises he practices are the Vajra Indestructible Magic that sounds like Buddhism. He uses the Taishang Ruthless Sword Technique for farming, and the adjective to describe this sword technique is "cruel and ruthless". As soon as he practices this sword technique, the protagonist becomes cold and ruthless. Are you sure you are not an evil cultivator who is preparing to seize the body? Many details in the article will make people feel inconsistent. Reading along the way, it feels like the car is bumped by stones from time to time on the road. It is very uncomfortable but not a big problem. It can be seen from many places that the author is very careless. Obviously these problems can be avoided by careful thinking, but it seems that the author wrote this book just to cope with the task, rather than really wanting to describe the world in his heart to the readers.

To put it bluntly, the subject matter is good, but the author's writing style is dry and repetitive, just a few sentences. The author needs to work harder and improve his writing skills

After reading a few chapters, I feel quite speechless. I just try to induce poison every day... In the world of Journey to the West, there are no secluded gods, demons and monsters. Ordinary people know that they exist, especially in the Tang Dynasty. Sun Wukong was surrounded by people because he wore some clothes. As a result, the princess asked for a signature, and the one who took care of her said that if you believe in gods and ghosts, there are them, if you don't believe them, there are none. If you don't believe it, it's fine... This is rubbing people's IQ on the ground.

I have to say that I am a bit tired of aesthetics, and the progress is a bit slow. Then I will become the great Luo Jinxian, and I am still living in a snail's nest. What should I do in the later stage? Is this how to continue to improve the unlimited number of unlocks? It's obviously very strong, but it just wants to portray the overly cautious character of the protagonist. Maybe the author will make better arrangements later, but recently I just can't stand it, and I often get the general idea just by looking at the title.

Happy, secretly happy, overjoyed, ecstatic, I can't bear it until Chapter 10, it's so terrifying!

It's so fun, I'm going to die from it. I really like this kind of music. It's simple and mindless without pretense of bitterness and hatred. It satisfies my need for brainless fun and curiosity. Those who run away after saying poison are too weak, but I have confidence in them, and sooner or later they will grow into a fun-loving mentality like mine. If I get rid of the author more, I can survive the poison resistance!

Can it be updated faster and with more words? With this update speed and word count, I really don't want to give a monthly ticket.

The Taishang Wangqing swordsmanship in Chapter 2 turned into the Taishang Wuqing swordsmanship in Chapter 4? Moreover, in the fourth chapter, one is the Taishang Wangqing Swordsmanship, and the other is the Taishang Ruthless Swordsmanship. I am confused as to what swordsmanship it is~

Forget it, just reward the saint with Dao Fruit directly.

I can understand why ordinary people would panic when they see a lot, but why would Empress Changsun become so horrified when she sees a lot? You could say that she frowned slightly, or that she had a worried look on her face, or whatever, it's understandable, but do you think it's possible for a grandson empress who is full of mood and anger? ps: If you believe it, immediately ask the protagonist for advice on how to interpret the sign. If you don't believe it, how can you panic and cry in despair?

I read a few chapters and looked at some chapter titles. I know why the book is so popular. Originally, the genre I wrote was niche. The author also writes low-key stories according to the current mainstream. However, it has always been said that the main character should be developed in a low-key manner, and at the same time, there are people appearing in front of him from time to time, and they are shoulder to shoulder in the sky. People have no desire to watch it, and the realm has always been blurred. I can't control myself when writing.

This author doesn't seem very smart. Chapter 1 cheats the protagonist, rewards him with 30 years of skill, and then breaks through two small realms. It took 30 years to improve to two levels, which is still a relatively elementary level. Then in Chapter 3, the protagonist's 300-year-old warrior's skill struck out with a palm and smashed a hundred-foot "boulder" into pieces. Damn it, this boulder is like a mountain.

I read a few chapters and couldn't put it down. Regardless of whether it is the official history or the mythological background of Journey to the West, Buddhism in the early Tang Dynasty really had no status in the Tang Dynasty. The premise of writing about the transformation of the temple into a Buddhist temple or the background of Journey to the West is whether the Sanqing can no longer lift the knife, or the Tathagata has drifted away.

Locusts in locust plagues cannot be eaten. When locusts live in groups, they secrete cyanide and decompose to produce hydrocyanic acid, which is a highly toxic substance. It's not a pesticide or anything like that.

Doesn't anyone find it strange? After looking at the introduction, a monk who is so pious that he wants to walk alone to the West to obtain Buddhist scriptures asks a Taoist for a fortune before leaving? I'm confused, can someone read the book and explain it to me?

I can't resist it. Every chapter and every incident is a routine, a statement, a sign, so I can bear it. The protagonist never knows how strong he is. Others pretend to be pigs to eat tigers, but you are a tiger and become a real pig.

After reading more than ten chapters, I can't hold on anymore 😂

Maybe I can write it later, but I really can't hold on to it 😅 Not to mention three hundred years of skill to break a hundred-foot-long boulder (one foot in Sui and Tang Dynasties was 0.267M, one foot was 10 feet), and a stone mountain of more than 200 meters was broken with one palm , and later there is a plot of using a sword to chop a hundred-foot boulder into pieces, and the queen's performance in drawing lots. If the length unit is still acceptable, the character creation is flawed. I can't stand it anymore, so I leave 🙏

This Shennong tasted hundreds of herbs and developed extraordinary virtues; he saw birds and understood the business of grains. Now I see that this book is as poisonous as the intestines, and there is no way to save it! Please watch this carefully.

For a comment, I went to the back to subscribe to a chapter. They are all signing, and they all use the same words: "Don't worry, there is no solution to signing a lottery." It's really disgusting, with the same plot, the same action descriptions, and the same words. Elementary school teachers who teach composition all say that plots should not be repeated. You really have to write it again and again.

I felt puzzled. Whoever you are, you just sat down on the ground after signing the signature. It's really a shame for everyone from the emperor to the common people. There are also locusts that cause disasters and cannot be eaten. They are poisonous. Social locusts will release a large amount of the volatile compound phenylacetonitrile, while solitary locusts hardly synthesize phenylacetonitrile, and gregarious locusts will immediately convert phenylacetonitrile into the highly toxic compound hydrocyanic acid when attacked. Originally, there was not enough food to starve a lot of people to death, but if they ate the locusts, they would all be poisoned to death. So after all the people died, we wouldn't have to worry about the locust plague, right?

Doesn't the author read the comments? Readers have given so many opinions and they don't know how to change it. Why is this book recommended? I am speechless😑 Tao It is enough to learn Buddhist martial arts, I will give you a kick.

After reading 5 chapters, the writing is messy Yuanrun, please go to my garbage sorting bookshelf.

Rubbish books, I say it again, rubbish books, even a ten-year-old bookworm has been poisoned by you. I feel like vomiting when I think of your plot. Let me just say one thing. I have read more than a hundred chapters and tm Journey to the West has not appeared yet. Haha, it's too poisonous.