
I Got the Tang Monk System, But It Came 1,500 Years Too Late
获得唐僧系统,却迟了一千几百年
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 297k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Superpowers
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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133Chapters
3.7kRecommendations
11.8kFans
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It's like this again.
Many of these days are characters who get their "golden finger" (advantageous abilities) and are immediately discovered and recruited by the government. Author, keep writing, I'm not reading anymore.
This is unbelievable. The strongest in the area, earning only a few thousand yuan a month, and that was after defeating the old monster. They don't even deserve a house or a car. Can't they use a little logic? Aren't they afraid of being poached by other places or other teams? Just because they're "within the system," they think this is all? They probably don't know what it means to be number one in a city.
So the demons from Journey to the West are still alive? What about the immortals? Golden Immortals are immortal, Great Luo Immortals are indestructible, and they've existed for countless eons, in the Dharma-ending Age—how could they possibly still be alive?
Being targeted by a ghost, and the authorities still try to cover it up when they come knocking? They actually explain this as "playing it safe"—isn't that just being a pig?
It contains some toxins, but it's not too serious.
I have no desire to continue watching. Goodbye.
Why specifically include a scene where the protagonist smokes?
This kind of plot is really irritating.
I couldn't stand it after just a few chapters; they always have to introduce monsters, which is so boring.
Another book has died while it was being nurtured. 😢😢😢
Female author?
Clearly a citizen of the motherland, yet portrayed as a rat in the gutter. The Dragon King returns home to find his daughter selling abalone and leading her 100,000 warriors to boost sales?