Sun Wukong Becomes a Disciple of Huashan Sect

Who is the protagonist in this part of Demi-Gods and Dragons?

The author must have had a cerebral thrombosis in ten years, and he is so blessed that he can come up with such an idea.

Sorry, I couldn't help but laugh when I saw the name. I think it would be more interesting for someone to write a book called "Xiao Yan's Apprenticeship with Ma Baoguo" 😍

As a result, here comes Monkey King, the Monkey King. This old boy Zuo Lengchan is also in bad luck 😭

Yue Buqun: There has never been such a wonderful start

Never mate with a woman, you can't imagine Sun Wukong falling in love with an ordinary human woman 🙂

Because of Sun Wukong's temper, he first tore Yue Buqun alive. Anyway, there is no tightening curse in Huashan.

You are 100% sure that you are in trouble. This book could have achieved results. A street boy is a street boy, even if I give you a chance, you won't be able to use it

I advise the author not to follow the old path of Shi Potian's novel, where the protagonist disappears and rewrites the group portraits, only to end up on the street. The selling point of this book is that Sun Wukong lowers his dimension to attack the martial arts world, and Sun Wukong disappears. Isn't the selling point gone?

I think the author's setting of Sun Wukong being illiterate is very abstract. Sun Wukong dabbled in everything during his years in Sanxingdong. He is an outstanding graduate of Sanxingdong and is basically omnipotent. With his understanding, he can really learn literacy casually. You This makes him as illiterate as a reckless man and a warrior. In fact, the real Sun Wukong in the original Journey to the West is a very wise character. Even the image of Sun Wukong in the 86 version of Journey to the West is also very versatile. In short, this setting is too abstract.

This is purely bullying 🙂

Don't say, don't say, there is a monkey in mainland China

I feel like Brother Monkey won't be that interesting when he becomes a human. At least he has to retain the image of a hairy face and a thunderous mouth.

Why not let Dragon Ball's little Goku go through Swordsman and become a disciple of the Huashan sect before the plot of "Looking for Dragon Ball" begins?

I think it's good that it doesn't shed hair, and it doesn't smell like a monkey anymore.

Why did the magic change to look for immortality 😥

Sun Wukong apprentices to Ryosuke Takahashi Sun Wukong apprentices to Tang Niu Sun Wukong apprentices to Team Rocket Sun Wukong apprentices to Megatron Sun Wukong apprentices to Happy Hogan Sun Wukong apprentices to Rebus Sun Wukong apprentices to Lava Behemoth Sun Wukong apprentices to Alien Queen Sun Wukong apprentices to Tang San Sun Wukong apprentices to Jiao Tailang

When Brother Monkey arrived at Huashan, he took a bath and lost his hair. He turned into a different person and became a human being! !

"Master, Master, open your mouth, Old Sun is coming in."

It's a pity, it's a pity, Xiaoao was very well written in the first part, but then he suddenly turned away, the interpersonal relationships were all gone, the feeling of separation was too great, and the writing was off-kilter.

What kind of bullshit spiritual energy settings are there? It's so thin and that's so thin at every turn. It's really bullshit and I'll give it up. Can I go back and read Journey to the West? I really think I'm better than Wu Cheng'en. The so-called Goufu aura was created by those retarded online articles about cultivating immortals. What did you add randomly? It looked fine from the front, but suddenly I was fed Tuoshi. It's really disgusting.

The Swordsman is good at writing, The Eagle of Gods is good at the beginning, but not so good later on. If you're writing about monkeys, just write it well. What's the point of using the original plot to fill it up?

Although the monkey is still invisible, A'Zhu's role as the protagonist is still new.

This book is such a pity. The first part was very well written, but the second part was scrapped at the beginning. Looking at the layout at the end, it is also very good. What a pity...

Color! I haven't found a book that suits my taste in a while.