Great Sage of Journey to the West: Starting as a Red-Eared Macaque

The title of the book is wrong, Mud Monkey, Monkey Sai Lei

This is an old man, an old eunuch.

Red-eared macaques, when weak, wipe mud to save their lives!

The clever stone monkey understands changes, knows the time of the sky, knows the favorable terrain, and can move stars and change battles. The six-eared macaque is good at listening to sounds, able to understand, know the front and back, and everything is clear. The apes and monkeys take the sun and the moon, shrink from thousands of mountains, distinguish between good and bad, and play with the universe. The Red Horse Monkey knows Yin and Yang, understands people and affairs, is good at going in and out, avoids death and prolongs life.

After reading about 10 chapters, I feel that there is something wrong with Gold Finger, and it is easy for bugs to occur The protagonist's learning ability is too strong, Gray Pig can learn it with just a few lessons, and is their spell a normal spell or a talent spell? In addition, spells should also have attributes, so learning them should be a bit difficult. Then the golden finger is skill proficiency. It is so easy to learn spells, so anything can be a skill. For example, running and rock climbing should have proficiency. Some restrictions should be added here, such as long-term exercise to form skills. Otherwise, if you can master all skills and have unlimited skills, problems will definitely occur later.

Can you still write? I'd like to say something nice. I haven't started reading yet. I'm a bit afraid to order this update 🙂?

It is more reasonable that the realm of cultivation and skills should be calculated separately!

You can read the introduction. When will the protagonist be able to protect himself and even become the king of the mountain, open a government and build a government? The weapon should not be a sword, but preferably a stick.

In fact, outside Langlang Mountain, there is still Langlang Mountain. I left Langlang Mountain, but I came back

Author, your writing is very good, but I feel like you are too impatient. When the subscription was first launched, you almost lost your subscription because of the number of subscriptions. Later, you asked for leave for several days without updating. This makes us who want to subscribe feel that you may be disappointed at any time because the number of subscriptions is not ideal. I think this is also the reason why subsequent subscriptions have become less or the number of subscriptions has not increased much. With few initial subscriptions, it is possible that few people have read your book so far; or that only a small number of people who like your book have read your book; or that they are cultivating books and preparing more of you to read them together, rather than because your writing is not good.