I Trade in All Things in Journey to the West

There's nothing wrong with the writing, Goldfinger is also very good, and it's not too witty. However, the author's setting seems to be a bit problematic. It is set that the same type of exercises can only be exchanged for the same type of exercises. If the equivalent transaction is equivalent to using a one-yuan banknote for a one-yuan coin, it is useless. Maybe the author has also discovered it, so the techniques obtained through the trade are all upgraded versions, so how can this be an equivalent trade? It's better to just add some strengthening techniques. This is just my personal opinion. If you have different ideas, you are welcome to exchange them.

To be honest, this book just followed the path of Shuangwen. However, it didn't follow this path later on. It can be said that the performance dropped again and again. The highlight of this book is the collision between the things in the world and the world of Journey to the West. You can see for yourself what you write later. This book is not a farming style at the beginning. If you will change to this genre midway, it will definitely not work.

After it was put on the shelves, it was pushed down the level. It was not promoted as fast as Green Snake. Every day, it was emphasized that the status was so noble. The boss gave treasures to make friends. And was the golden finger stolen by Hongyun? Can't see it after going out? Can Kunpeng and Hongyun take another step forward? How can we go further without Hongmeng Purple Qi? Did they reconcile just by relying on him? Does the protagonist add two saints in one sentence? I guess the protagonist's golden finger was stolen by him and there was purple energy in it, so he took it one step further.

The protagonist is really a money-splitting boy 😓 He is extremely licking, haha, he might as well give all his treasures to a girl 😁

What's written in the front is okay, but what's in the back? Each and every one of the ancient giants is written like a clown, and the character is dropped to the ground. The protagonist has no fun fighting from the beginning to the end. I don't understand why the protagonist is so important. Gods from all walks of life are rushing to give away treasures, and I don't understand why you write a story about Journey to the West. Why do you even include things like a rat-headed duck? Do you really have no need to write it? What do you think the audience for your book will want to read? I didn't see any main plot from the beginning to the end. I just kept exchanging treasures and the boss gave me treasures. I didn't understand what was written at all.

The final form of the dragon clan should be Yinglong

The world is no longer interesting after Calabash Baby.

After reading a few chapters, I can't stand it anymore. Pig's feet are just like the protagonists of early novels. People are so kind to you. They give you whatever you want. In my heart, I still hate others. If you want to go it alone, go it alone. People give you so many benefits and you still complain about them. Give up. I'm pure and innocent.

I enjoyed reading this book. There are no poisonous points. The writing is online and the plot has no major problems. However, the main plot is a little confusing and I feel that the protagonist has no clear goal except to become stronger. The other thing is that there are too few updates, so the author needs to work hard to update.

Protagonist~