Who Says There Is No Humanity in Heaven?

Contain, Drama, Touch, Shen, Point. That's right, although it's too late to tell now But I still think the eldest princess is a bit too proactive The character of the protagonist is not that emotional. I feel like the protagonist is too excited. And it is precisely because I know that I am not suitable that I am "feeling but not moved"

In order to set up that Yang Jian is from the Tang Dynasty, he has to travel through time and space to fight Sun Wukong, which is difficult to hold back.

Yang Erlang is a combination of multiple Erlangs, so he has many priesthoods and many legends.

Against the odds, Yang Jian became a Tang Dynasty man

Don't do it, just take a good rest, especially this kind of traditional mythology, heaven, don't let those women come out, be good, don't act like you've never seen a woman before

Li Shimin's biggest mistake was to send Tang Sanzang to the West, chop Tang Monk into pieces, and share the food with Qin Qiong, Li Jingcheng, Zhijie, Fang Xuanling, and Du Ruhui. Now there is only one Tang Dynasty on earth.

The previous plots are all okay, and there is nothing to say about them. After all, they are novels. But when it comes to Princess Longji and women, a bunch of conspiracy theories and a lot of obscene clips suddenly pop up. If you want to write mythological novels, be more pure and stop staring at women all the time. Isn't it okay?

Why did it become Journey to the West again? Nothing new? Have you just been following Journey to the West through the plot?

It's good to watch. The plot is good. Those who post negative comments after reading less than two chapters don't know why. My suggestion is to watch more. The later part is quite interesting. All the foreshadowing laid in the front is filled in. It also explains Yang Jian's apotheosis.

Didn't you say that the recommendation mechanism has been changed? Why are daily bans still so poisonous?

There is only one sentence in the whole book, good people should be held at gunpoint.

Yang Jian couldn't even be from the Tang Dynasty. Too outrageous

Since the ancient novel became popular, all the saints in the ancient world are evil. Some people are evil to Hongjun, some are evil to Nuwa, and some are evil to Sanqing. Some people are cheating on Zhunti, and the most speechless thing is that those novels about time travelers like to criticize others from the moral high ground. The bad things the protagonists do are even more outrageous than the aborigines. They say it is for the human race. In the end, it is not about keeping the human race in captivity. The people who achieve the highest level are either the relatives and friends around the protagonist or his apprentices. Another thing is that he likes to have a harem.

What readers want to see is the protagonist participating in various fairy tales and getting to know different bosses, rather than sitting here investigating crimes and becoming an official.

Is it based on the setting of Journey to the West? According to the setting of Journey to the West, Erlang Shen has no brother-sister relationship with Yang Chan, the Third Holy Mother. Please respect yourself. Sometimes you will be like Journey to the West, and sometimes you will be like the Lotus Lantern. It's just like Pinduoduo.

This has just been put on the shelves. I'm investigating 10 chapters of one thing. You're so stupid and you're wasting my money. I'll delete it if I give it another chance.

The author's writing is very good, the story is novel, unconventional, and the plot is fascinating. It's just that Xuannv Niangniang's lines are too low. When she opens her mouth, she says, "Yang Jian, let's make a deal." If you hadn't said this was Empress Xuannv, I would have thought she was a hawker from somewhere.

One problem is that Yang Jian only has a younger sister with the same father and mother, and his brother has the same father and mother So the whole family is Yang Jian, his mother and his sister survived, these three are gods and demigods The second problem is that Yang Jian is most likely not from the Tang Dynasty, but the Erlang God was not called Yang Jian in the first place, and was forced to be called Yang Jian by the eunuchs of the Song Dynasty, so if you write him as a Tang Dynasty person, this is only half a problem.

Getting more and more wet😅

I want to see the sweet love with the eldest princess

Deng Yuchan has disappeared. If she changes her destiny and doesn't come into contact with the protagonist, what's the point?

Miao Zhu's book, no wonder it looks good. Just don't be like me when you practice the Beidi method.

I still can't watch Journey to the West...

The plot has changed in recent days. It's all straightforward. Let's wait and see.

The protagonist's sword seems interesting. Can anyone with a good knowledge know anything about it?

It's really beautiful, good luck to the author