There's Something Off About This Snake Demon

I thought the protagonist's soul was reincarnated into a gourd little King Kong, and brought the snake demon into the harem.

No way, no way, there are probably people who don't know, the introduction is based on hundreds of thousands of bad jokes, right?

I just want to know if that person named Xie will die?

It's a bit inappropriate to turn on your fan base before you can comment before you start paid reading. This will actually reduce your enthusiasm.

I've read almost fifty chapters. I'm a student and don't have much money to read and pay, so I'd like to give some comments to the author. The book is a good book, but you can no longer see works like this nowadays. Although the prelude is substantial, it is a bit long, with 70,000 words written. It is a slow-burning work. The disadvantage is also that it is slow to develop. Nowadays, books are written by playing tricks and relying on the system. In the past, there were immortals and heroes but not heroes. If you can write heroes well, it is a good work. Of course, Legend of Sword and Fairy is a classic in this regard. Fantasy only has fantasy and blood but no mystery. If you can write the theory of metaphysics well, it is a good work. In this aspect, Meng Shenji is the representative. Although your book is written in a calm, decisive and calculating way, which meets the standards of fantasy and passion, and it also writes about mystery in a very professional way. He should be a master in this field. I don't know if he is a disciple of Taoism, but he just picked it up casually, but! There is no market. Nowadays, young people just want to make fun of it. Just watch it for fun. It doesn't matter what it is written about. Even I don't know what Jindan Avenue means. Not many people want to see the real thing. I can write less about this aspect later. As for other things, the writing is actually very good and the plot is smooth, but it's just a slow burner.

I was delayed by the title of the book and almost missed it 🙂

Is the snake demon the snake demon in One Hundred Thousand Bad Jokes? In the future, seven gourd babies will become little King Kongs, and two of them will get married.

The sparrows outside the window are talkative on the telephone poles, you say...

It's well written. I thought it was a piece of garbage destined to end after reading the beginning, but I didn't expect it to be pretty good.

I just read Chapter 29. I feel that this is a novel that is delayed by the title. It doesn't have too many poisonous points. The beginning is quite funny. After the background of the story unfolds, I find that the snake demon and the scorpion are just asking for survival. I hope that the other six brothers can be resurrected from the origin. After all, they are the compatriots of the protagonist. The description is also quite awesome. Then describe the previous background of these brothers and why they died. It feels like the author is playing a big game. No wonder it is a bit slow.