Transmigrating Through the Mythical World

Very good and powerful. After reading this book, four big words came to my mind: "Fucking retarded"

After reading Chapter 36, I really couldn't stand it anymore. I only have one thought, and that is that the author is disrespecting women. I wish you never find a girlfriend in your life, you're welcome.

. . . I abandoned the book in the second chapter. The protagonist is not a good person at first glance~ Moreover, as a time traveler, it is very annoying to randomly change the plot settings or character settings of the original drama. . . (I don't know if it was changed later, but it seems to have been changed in the first two chapters. Is there such a Monkey King? Is there such a Tang Monk?)

Several heroines have lost their memory, and then what? What is the ending of the heroine? Can anyone explain it?

I really can't stand this book. It's too frustrating to read. I've also written a book myself. Wouldn't it be more lighthearted and cheerful? It makes people feel like humans and ghosts. It's a pity.

Seeing this, I suddenly realized that either the protagonist is stupid, or the author is stupid!

First of all, I think there is nothing wrong with what Sanqing and the others did. Maybe some people say that they can take away other people's lives casually, but if you don't kill them, then there will be calamities. Under calamities, if everyone is done playing, even if they all settle down to their destiny, who wants to die? Speaking of which, I would like to ask, readers, what would you do if you were in Sanqing's position? The Holy Mother does not kill others, and then sacrifices herself while struggling in the calamity? Everyone has selfish motives, so-called Taoist friends who are poor and undead. Pig's Foot's character actually collapsed in the later stages. After practicing Taoism for so many years and experiencing too much, his character is still so impulsive and unstable. What kind of Taoism is he practicing with such a state of mind? Speaking of Taoism, it is also called self-cultivation. What is cultivated is more about the heart, but the heart of the pig's trotters, I can only say that the pig's trotters are so NB. It is only thanks to his familiarity with the author, otherwise, he would have died many times earlier. The gods are aloof, the gods are indifferent, selfless, and the law of heaven is unkind. These are the real gods. As long as these gods don't provoke mortals, the death of the gods is none of Pig's Foot's business. Really, what I wrote in the front is good, but the character of Pig's Foot immediately collapsed later. It's almost over. Pig's Foot still has no brains to think about how to play and fight against the gods on his own. I can only hahaha. Speaking of which, what I'm curious about is Sanqing? Especially in primitive times, the great power who created the world in mythology was betrayed by pig's feet. How deceptive it is! (Yes, don't doubt it. In mythology, Hongjun is the eldest disciple, and originally he was the second disciple. The original one also had a name, Pangu. If you don't believe it, go read those unofficial histories of mythology. The List of Gods is just a novel written in the later period, and has little to do with the mythology of the Taoists.)

Really, I promise, I have been reading books for ten years, and there are so few that interest me. Obviously you won, and I feel like I don't want to read anymore.

I read the first chapter, Saving Sun Wukong, and I remember that no matter where it is in Journey to the West, Guanyin will tell the monkey in advance that he is going to be released from prison, so what can the protagonist have to save? And a treasure?

After reading Chapter 32, the villain's IQ has dropped, the protagonist is showing off, and Bai Suzhen doesn't look like Bai Suzhen at all except that she is called Bai Suzhen.