Reborn as a Demon

As an ordinary person full of petty bourgeois thoughts, no matter how high your protagonist's degree is, you still won't be able to portray the behavior of a highly educated person. Poverty of knowledge limits your vision and thinking! Better read more!

This book is very good. I was amazed when I read it. I thought it was the best book for Journey to the West! Of course, everyone has different preferences, different times, ages, experiences, and moods, and reading the same book will have different feelings. Like Zhu Xian, how many people regard it as a classic. No matter it was then or now, I can't see it, but this does not affect it being regarded as a classic.

This book has three unique views, so new book friends should read it with caution. Take a step firstﾉBye~

I don't know if it's because of sentimental reasons, but I always think this is the best Journey to the West novel I've ever read.

I don't understand... I feel like the protagonist is so conflicted... He was told to keep a low profile when he was reborn in his second life. TM got to the part where he was recruiting the consort, even though he knew there was a conspiracy, he still ran up to her... And what's more... He even made a deal with the Jade Emperor! Give me your sister! The Jade Emperor would personally come down to find you for such a trivial matter... Also, even the Jade Emperor would be able to find you... Taishang Laojun would not be able to find you... Also, is it nonsense that the previous one (the hole in the hole deceives the secret of heaven) has written so much nonsense? Does the Jade Emperor TM stare at you every day? Ah…

It turns out that Chang'e is of the same level as Hongjun. I beg to differ and take my leave.

I just like the setting of the author's journey to the ancient times. Traveling through the ancient times and journeying to the west must involve dragons and phoenixes, lichs and witches compete for hegemony, and becoming a saint must require the ancient purple energy? All according to this set of rules? They all vomited. The author's setting is very exciting, with twelve levels of heaven proving Hunyuan, and thousands of races fighting for hegemony in the ancient world. The setting is very novel, but there are many holes that have not been filled in, and there are still unfinished things.

Tmd, it turns out that this book is really good at the starting point. I have read it twice. Of course there are some small problems, but overall it is a good book.

It is a classic old book. I was fascinated when I read it, but after all, it was a book written 10 years ago. The book is very creative. The flaws that were not seen at the time are now visible. The author probably has no outline or detailed outline. He writes wherever he thinks. There are also many inconsistencies. It also has advantages, it's refreshing, it's really refreshing. In those old books, I didn't feel anything like 30 Years in Hedong or anything like that. On the contrary, in this book, the protagonist's sentence to the enemy is, you know, I have become a saint. It made me happy for a long time. And at that time, it was popular to write about evil, but basically they were doing good things in the name of evil. This book is different. Although the protagonist is not evil, he has become a demon. So he should follow the idea of ​​​​the demon honestly, and antagonize the human race when he should.

Use the physics knowledge of primary school students to forcefully explain the metaphysical levels of the prehistoric world, and add the weird three views. . . Damn it!