Journey to the West: Building the Foundation of the Road from One Person

The author might have changed the title of the book and called it Li Muxuan and His Nanny. Those who knew it were that the protagonist was somewhat related to him, but those who didn't know thought the protagonist was his biological father. His biological father and mother didn't care about him. Why, could there be a wild father to care about?

The protagonist is already in the world where Taishang Laojun, the Taoist ancestor, exists, and he goes to a world like Under One Person to build foundation, so the world where gods exist is not as good as Under One Person?

Author, you like Li Muxuan so much, why didn't you choose Li Muxuan as the protagonist?

I have read a lot of fandoms under one person, and many of them are chosen by myself. You can't control your choice. Look at the rolling pin. You can't control it. What is the difference between Wang Yaozu and the young and Dangerous guys on the street? They are disgusting and bad. They look for trouble every day. Just beat them. It seems to kill them. It's like he owes something. He cultivates his mind and seems to tolerate everything. So what's the difference between him and Bai Xiu? They don't cause trouble. If someone messes with you, paying them back is the same as owing someone else. Quan Xing, whoever kills him will say the same thing. What's the truth with the devil? If you want to talk, just talk about physics!

😅 Kun Dao is called a Taoist nun. The most taboo thing in Kun Dao is to be called a Taoist nun. The protagonist is also a Taoist priest.

The first world was really speechless. After reading the previous part, it was pretty good. It would have been okay if there was a heroine. But in the end, I faked my death, and then I didn't see my parents, wife, and children for sixty years. I really couldn't stand it anymore. I was really "Li Xiuyuan", and the trick of abandoning the family and abandoning the children was understood.

I laughed at the title of the book, Journey to the West to build a foundation alone

Reborn as Nanny Li Muxuan

If you're writing a fanfic, just read the original work! There are so many wonderful things, but the author has not learned them. Many of the plots are extremely blunt and the characters are written very brainlessly. To pay homage to Trinity, just take two of you and go like this? If it were changed to: the protagonist's father wrote a letter to the head of the Zuo family, invited him to come to have tea and reminisce about old times, and then mentioned your appointment as a disciple in the chat, and then went to the Li family to meet Li Muxuan. There is also character creation. The protagonist is a time-traveler who talks and behaves like a little kid. He glances left and makes an inexplicable comment. The protagonist inexplicably realizes it, just like a primary school student's composition. Also take a look at Li Muxuan in the original work. He is so clever. When he meets Lu and Liu, they respectfully call him senior brother. He is a protagonist who handles people well and completely destroys his adult soul. Then, in the original work, the Trinity Sect did not have any regulations on what Li and Lu did, but no matter how much they did, someone would come and take them away. Liu's temperament is upright and he can exert brute strength, but his understanding is not very good, so he feels that the Trinity Sect tests his toughness. Li Muxuan directly pointed out that Trinity Sect does not require hard work. This is the gap. Lu was born in a family that practiced Qi, and was influenced by the family tradition. He does everything step by step, neither arrogant nor impetuous, and pays attention to stability. Three such colorful characters fell into the hands of the author, what a disaster scene

I'm a little bit confused. Is there any problem if Li Muxuan is directly killed or crippled?

What a stupid title. Isn't this just the same principle as when I am in college, I use elementary school addition and subtraction to solve problems. . . The main thing is that there is a hole in the brain

I took a look at the table of contents. There are more than 100 chapters, and there is still one person. I can only say that it is awesome.

It's a real nanny. Even if the protagonist is the nanny in someone else's book, who is your nanny Li Muxuan? Just one or two words is enough. If you want to become a disciple and meet Quanxing, just kill him directly. You have nannyed so many times. In the end, you changed things and didn't things that shouldn't happen happen? So what's the point of writing so much?

In order to deal with the protagonist and other sects, they dispatched fighter planes to bomb the city regardless of the lives of the people. After the protagonist drove the fighter planes away, he didn't kill the bastard named Wang Zheng. This thing's righteous and awe-inspiring look made me sick to death. The protagonist didn't kill the mastermind behind the scenes and faked his own death. He was also worried that his power would affect the high-ranking officials who couldn't sleep or be at peace. It was simply poisonous. With such a strong power, do you still need to pay attention to those high-ranking officials? If all the high-ranking officials of the Republic of China were shot, they might be unjust, but if every other one is killed, someone will definitely slip through the net. The protagonist is so powerful that he can just say "I don't eat beef!"

Alas, what about the protagonist's actions? Very wise

For those who haven't read Under One Person, it's not good at all. It's a failure. The copy is too detailed and boring. I wrote almost 30 chapters.

The routine is a bit cliche and I'm tired of watching it, but the comment section is still interesting.

The introduction is deceiving. I wrote more than 100 chapters in the first world by one person, and then returned to the world of Journey to the West. Currently in Journey to the West, the Xia Dynasty is in the early stages of the struggle between Gonggong and Zhu Rong for the throne. Then I barely managed to defeat Wu Zhiqi's clone, and decided to increase my combat power. I came to the second world. The sun and the moon made the same mistakes. This world was very fast. It seemed that dozens of chapters could be passed in twenty or thirty chapters. Then it was time to get to the plot of the main world in chapter sixty or seventy. The third world is Zhetian The author should be Pinyin loser I entered the law, but I didn't check it after I wrote it. I often found typos, typos of people's names, and some words with homophones or close pronunciations The first one, The World Under One Person, was even more outrageous. A lot of plots were about the villain. In fact, the main plot should be the protagonist's increase in strength and the appearance of a saint in front of others. In the end, it was all done hastily for various reasons. The plot in the Republic of China was to provide high-yield seeds, and write a manual for barefoot doctors in advance, and then go to the Northeast to beat the drum and kill more than 10,000 Japanese soldiers. Then the timeline quickly transitioned and 60 years passed. After meeting with old friends and others, they returned directly to the main world.

Mr. Kang Long was choreographed by Yuan Tao as Zuo Ruotong

What are these chapters about? Kinnara has reached the other shore - Ananda made a hand seal - Kinnara has reached the other shore - Kinnara has reached the other shore - Ananda has made a hand seal again - Kinnara has failed again - Kinnara has reached the other shore again... It keeps looping, it's funny.

Under One Person: My inner scene can ignore the cost

Wucao I saw the latest chapter, and the next 20 or so chapters almost poisoned me to death.

The setting is good, but there are too many typos, and the author doesn't even bother to correct them. It makes my head hurt when I listen to the book.