
Chinese Boy: Starting by Taking Monk Sanzang as My Master
中华小子:从拜师三藏方丈开始
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- Completed
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- 685k Words
- Subgenre
- Anime Crossover
- Updated
- 2y ago
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228Chapters
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41.2kFans
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Wow, is this the Renaissance?
We've seen Cardcaptor Sakura, Master Boy, and Let's & Go!!, And now we have another one, Chinese Hero. What year is it now?
It just came out, and it's a complete rip-off of "Chinese Hero"! I've subscribed to a few chapters, but looks like I'll have to give up soon.
Write boldly, use your imagination, and you definitely won't be betrayed by the original work. Believe in yourself. I haven't read it yet, but I've added it to my bookshelf.
Poisonous weed 🌿, a complete copy is worse than AI writing.
You really have a good subject matter; otherwise, there's nothing interesting about it. It's just Taoist Qi cultivation disguised as Buddhism.
It was completely unreadable after it was released; it was all copied and nonsensical, and the protagonist's intelligence was dragged down to the point of being like an idiot.
This is the first time I've come across a story about Chinese Heroes.
The original Black Fox King was indeed outrageous; he could leap and bound without being killed, offending both the gods of Kunlun and the mythical beasts of the mountains and seas. His abilities were truly remarkable.
It's all copied verbatim; there's not a single original storyline.
Wow, this is so sloppy! It's just constant writing about anime plots! Taking on a few disciples takes up at least a dozen chapters! Where's the focus? I'd rather you wrote about the protagonist training in martial arts than this sloppy anime plot!
Is it necessary? If you can break through, then break through; if not, take it slow. Half-step to the Divine Refinement stage is just annoying.