I Just Ascended the Throne in Great Sui, and You're Saying This Is Journey to the West?

Could it be that I, Tripitaka of the Sui Dynasty, cannot obtain the true scriptures?

Since Yang Er is the protagonist, can he have a normal IQ? If you admire Li Er's hero, then just write Li Er as the protagonist. It's really vicious! Can you think of the main plot before writing it?

1. Since it is an immortal martial arts environment, how is it possible that the imperial court does not have a single master? Even Luo Yi is more knowledgeable than the imperial court, and there will always only be a few generals. 2. Yang Guang is the variable = Yang Guang is the variable at the scene. 3. At the beginning, the Great Wall and the National Games were praised too much, but later they fell apart. 4. Since all parties have ended up, which side will Yang Guang take? 5. Buddhism is the state religion, should we focus on serving the country? If it was only for the sake of the great prosperity of Buddhism and supporting Yang Guang, wouldn't it be more beneficial than Li Shimin? Yang Guang's Buddhist name was Puru Liujian, and Li Tang adopted Tao as the national religion. 6. Shenxiu was the same generation as the Sixth Patriarch Huineng, in the mid-late Tang Dynasty. 7. Taoism is useless here. Let's just say it is useless. Luo Cheng used it so poorly in the early stage that all the officials in the court were so ignorant that they had never seen it. 8. A few green forest heroes behave like separatist forces. 9. Since personal bravery is so impressive, what is the point of emphasizing the number of troops? 10. Potatoes and corn can be produced, so why not use Xianwu to cultivate the land and dig canals. 11. I won't complain about the rest. In short, I am becoming more and more uncontrollable 😁

The emperor's ministers and the big guys in the world all have their own cultivation and their own skills, but the royal family doesn't? ! What kind of weird logic is this! Will the people below accept it? Will the royal family not be afraid? ! How was it passed down from the front! It's like a children's joke!

This is to take the scriptures back to the Eastern Sui Dynasty.

I didn't see any changes in the dynasty's governance and policies, nor the battles with immortals, gods, or aristocratic families, or when his memory would be restored. Every time I saw someone saying how good he had done before, and even a little bit of recollection, it felt awkward to be interrupted. Overall, this book just stresses the protagonist and the progress. It is very bland and lacks any passion.

Originally, Pei Xingyan, the son of Pei Renji, the Minister of Rites, said that there were so many heroes in the Tang Dynasty, but why didn't this one exist?

It's tiring to watch, and the whole thing is boring. It's not like Dynasty, it's about cultivating immortality instead of cultivating immortality, it's about personal feelings but not personal emotions. I have been writing about the reincarnation of immortals and gods who suddenly awakened their true spirits and the logic changed drastically. So why did you write so much about them earlier? I thought you would use Chao Yun Video to deal with those reincarnated gods and gods the same way you dealt with your Zhu Po Long. Otherwise, these reincarnated gods and gods will eventually awaken their true spirits to complete their mission (rebellion). If you don't handle this point clearly, it will be impossible for people to read your book comfortably.

Is each chapter composed of personal panels? The water is endless.

Since some world ministers know that this is a magical world, how come the royal family doesn't have any skills? ? ? ? The pig's feet have just traveled through the world and know what world it is. How about the aboriginal royal palace on that side? ! How could it be possible that there were no exercises? ? ?