Journey to the West: From the Start, I Joined the Chat Group

If Tang Sanzang's flesh costs 10,000, then all the items in Naruto would probably only amount to 30 to 50.

Is Xiao Yan really that annoying? I dare say 90% of people would be like him if you put him in that position. He's so good at interpersonal relationships, after reading so many books. The character I hate the most is Tang San.

Honestly, aside from the overly exaggerated power levels of cultivation-based characters, the plot of this book is decent. However, I'd like to suggest to the author that they shouldn't just focus on cultivation and look down on other systems. The power in the Doupo world isn't weak.

This book is basically ruined. What was the point of the later parts? The power levels were terribly inconsistent. Imagine a group of four ninja villages fighting against gods and immortals! The power levels just kept fluctuating wildly.

I'll just say one thing: whether you can click in depends on how strong your tolerance for poison is. A Qi Refining Perfection cultivator fighting a Battle Emperor, a Tier 1 Ability Lock fighting a Fourth Generation Divine Body... Anyway, I'm out of here. I've seen power levels all messed up before, but this is the first time I've seen anything like it. 🙂

All those chat group novels that feature resurrection items or direct point-based resurrection are nonsense. In worlds with underworlds or the netherworld, people who have been dead for a long time are reincarnated several times. Besides, in some worlds, killing someone results in the soul being completely annihilated, so resurrection is absurd.

It's terrible. The writing is poor, the plot is terrible, there are all sorts of random and nonsensical elements, the dialogue is childish and awkward, even the most basic sentences are incoherent, and there are tons of typos and missing words.

This book is full of ridiculous Japanese ninjas and pirates. These are clearly trash-level Japanese anime characters, yet their power levels are insanely high.

The group admin is starting to have trouble handling this. So many old fogies in the group should have figured it out long ago, yet they're still only suspecting it.

The very first chapter has a flaw, or rather, it borrows flaws from other chat group novels. Why is the chat group owner, especially one from an interdimensional world, always portrayed as a telecom fraudster? They could easily be a platform tycoon, but instead, they're forced into a con artist role, turning them into a useless pyramid scheme operator.