
Journey to the West: The Roadblocker!
西游:拦路人!
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 1.7M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Classical Xianxia
- Updated
- 2d ago
- Source
- Qidian
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Does the author really know how to write a book? After reading so many chapters, I found that Monk Tang has never pooped. How come the monk doesn't have to poop?
It's so funny. The most popular comment about this book is that someone first questioned the author's content, and then someone came out and told him that this is what Wu Chengen wrote.
It's so funny. The most popular comment about this book is that someone first questioned the author's content, and then someone came out and told him that this is what Wu Chengen wrote.
Author, you have to balance the content of the original work. If you think people may not understand the content of the original work, if you want to pave the way, then you should update more. If the content of a chapter is basically the original work with some of your own content, then I might as well read the original work.
It's a very entertaining story, I enjoyed reading it... Except for the emotional scenes. Can you please stop writing your awkward emotional drama? I'm here to have fun, not to watch you commit literary crimes. I was having fun watching it at first, but the unexpected emotional scenes in "The Three Strikes of Bone Demons" almost poisoned me to death.
The author is only 23 years old and has just graduated from civil engineering. Now he is taking off, with an order of 30,000 yuan, and a monthly manuscript fee of 120,000 yuan. It's a good little Jiyueren🍋🍋🍋
What was the most difficult thing about this book?
The most unbearable thing is a group of people who believe in religion in novels. Do you understand, that is called piety and cannot be blasphemed. You are afraid. What are you afraid of? Are you afraid that Lord Bodhisattva will not pay your mortgage and car loan? Or are you afraid that they won't give you subsistence allowances? Not giving you land, not reimbursing you for medical insurance? The protagonist even beat up Amitabha, the Tathagata became a success or failure dog, and Maitreya almost died once. I haven't seen how pious you are. I read a novel and became more serious. If you want to worship the bald man, I ask you to go to Wutai Mountain. If not, you can also go to Tibet or Bu Dara Palace, if you can't go to India, don't act like you are a devout believer. In fact, you have done so many bad things here to find spiritual sustenance. It's disgusting. Normal readers and authors are the same. If you want to write, just write openly. Why are you just stock trading here? The so-called "female protagonists" who appear on the stage are almost in a row. Which one is not a tool, a female passerby? Who are you portraying from beginning to end? Which reader has no idea? The protagonist in this book is destined to become a saint and to re-open the world. You are going to be side by side with Pangu. Pangu Chu hasn't said anything yet, so what are you afraid of if you just write generously?
I just don't understand why everyone who writes about Journey to the West has to be associated with the prehistoric times.
It's so beautiful. Can you travel from the Tang Dynasty to New China?
It's not easy to be able to write 600,000 words without getting stale. It's getting better and better.
Endless Shennong, come out!
Brothers, I feel like everyone in the comment section is talking about the same thing. Is there any Shen Nong who can tell me what this book is like?