The Tang Monk Who Fought His Way Through Journey to the West
打穿西游的唐僧
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 4.8M Words
- Subgenre
- Primordial Age
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Qimao
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8.9Score
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I have a low IQ, and the plot is no different from playing house.
The subject matter is still good, but I just don't understand why Jiang Liu must burn incense scars. Since you have always wanted to go down the mountain and open a small shop to be at ease, and you want to be with Gao Yang, why can't you just return to secular life? Is it because of lack of strength? But at the beginning, I didn't know that Gao Yang was a princess and I was Tang Monk, right? Just after I had 12 scars, I shouted that I should return to secular life... It's so hypocritical.
I have read this book for the fourth time. From the beginning to the seven cats, the book has a beginning and an end, the logic is clear and the plot is smooth. It is very good!
Suppress and slander Li Chungang throughout the whole process. . Suppress Taoism. . .
Garbage, too watery
I think he copied Journey to the West and it looks better than this one.
It's too lame. It's full of loopholes. Immortals and Buddhas are so powerful. They reveal the existence of the system at every turn. I wrote several chapters to force the heroine to save the heroine. There is no fighting at all in this part, and there is not enough sensationalism. The entire process is intellectually depressing. It's really not good to watch.
If you don't know how to write your own worldview, you just borrow Westward Journey. If you copy the world of Westward Journey, you don't respect the original work. Moreover, the author's historical skills are really not as good as those of a primary school student. There are a lot of irrelevant characters from all generations of the Tang Dynasty mixed together. The brainless operation of Tang Monk and various supporting characters is really amazing. The emotional scenes between Tang Monk and Gao Yang make people want to vomit. It is a waste of time and extremely poisonous.
I couldn't stand it after reading more than 500 chapters, because I've read too many novels. I can only read it if it's for a while, but the character setting and plot feel too confusing.
The plot is good, both in the early and middle stages, but in the later stages the author got a little stuck, so it was a bit anticlimactic. There are some typos from time to time, which at first glance are caused by frequent shortcut typing, but I care more about the plot, so this doesn't affect me much. The general ending has a feeling of unfinished business and can be rated 8.5