I Reset the Eighty-One Tribulations

With all due respect, in this dungeon at the beginning, this so-called catastrophe still looks like a set game of house, catastrophe? I don't see anything cruel, but it's quite like a funny game about fighting monsters and upgrading. It's still not bold enough. If I were to set it up, the first world would be a direct battlefield of World War II, with all powers sealed. The four masters and apprentices would be reincarnated as ordinary soldiers in the German Army's Battle of Stalingrad. Only by surviving the war without dying could the masters and apprentices find a way out and get out of this world. Otherwise, the reincarnation would continue until The memory was washed away and the tribulation failed The second copy, the ordinary version of the Three Kingdoms world, four people directly sealed their magic power and reincarnated into low-level Yellow Turban non-commissioned officers in the Yellow Turban Uprising. Their parents were killed, and their wives and children were gang-raped by the Han army in front of them. What they saw when they opened their eyes was that they were selling each other, but corrupt officials, landlords and gentry were full of fat. Let them understand what cruelty and pain are.

I'm just writing a comic under the guise of Journey to the West. Farewell.

Plant a seed and look forward to harvest

Is it possible that extremely hard diamond and soft graphite are the same substance, and the conversion between them does not require mana. I just want to say that the Great Sage was killed by a passerby after his magic power was blocked??? In the original book, the Great Sage was unable to be beaten to death even if his magic power was blocked. Any criminal method used on him can kill monsters with thousands of years of cultivation, but hitting the Great Sage is like scratching an itch. Will diamonds turn into graphite if they lose their magic power (metaphor)? That's outrageous. Farewell.

Nine-nine-eighty-one is difficult. . . Experience a world with difficulty

Writing about Journey to the West cannot escape the prehistoric times, right?

Come on, author, sign this

The idea is good, but it's irrational to choose a niche game in the first world. Journey to the West insists on copying the prehistoric world, which is disgusting to me The plot is okay, but the writing is weak

The idea is pretty good, but resurrection is a failure... People will die after experiencing hardships, instead of being resurrected directly after being beaten like in the game... And the most important thing is that the protagonist is inconsistent (I don't want Tang Monk to get through it in the first chapter) 81 difficulty), and the following chapters give the protagonist the ability to infinitely resurrect... This is extremely contradictory! ps: All games in the world can be cleared, including the most famous fraud game [Fantasy], which can also be cleared after it was designed. Treating the game as a hardship is completely contrary to the protagonist's idea of ​​not letting Tang Monk and others pass the level!

It is not shameful for the author to weaken powerful characters in a fancy way to advance the plot. There are such plots in the original work of Journey to the West. But you... At least leave something for Brother Monkey. It's outrageous to think that this knife can't even compete with the newly born Sun Wukong. Others can wash it down to zero level at most, but you can directly cut it into a negative one. We can just follow the configuration of Black Myth Wukong and go to the junction.