The Whole Journey to the West Is Panicking: My Disciples Have All Become Sages

This is the best prehistoric novel I've read on Qimao. The pig's feet don't pretend to be pigs and eat tigers, but they have heads and brains. It's not a bloody plot where you only realize how awesome you are at the end. There is not much description of cultivation, and the main content is plot development. Among them, there are relatively few descriptions of pig feet. Most of them describe people, monsters, and immortals who have read the book. The descriptions of these people are very detailed, and everyone has a role. Although it has a lot of imagination, the plot is exciting and the writing is solid. Yangtze! Yangtze! I am Huang He! Now is chapter 500. There are no female pig feet! Please reply if you receive it!

It's very good-looking, and the protagonist is neither weak nor strong. It's not the kind of writing written by elementary school students. I'm not talking about elementary school students, but they only like the kind of novels that start off invincible and show off everywhere.

Yes, this is the best prehistoric book I have ever read. It is much better than those books that always use a god-killing gun to show off their power and show off their power with all the routines.

I haven't read such an enjoyable book for a long time. The author will update it soon!!!!

Haha, one chapter is updated at a time, and each chapter only has a few pages. Does this platform have such low requirements for authors? Or is there some inside story? People are always blocked from commenting, the protagonist's name is changed, and the plot is not changed. It's just a new book, and it's still a push kind of thing! Bull!

I'm selling sunset You generously spread light to me like a god. From then on, the world was illuminated. The places I am going to are all my hometowns I have never met before. A mountaintop where the moon can rise must have hosted countless sunsets

"The whole journey to the west is panicked and all my disciples have become saints" is a very good novel with wonderful writing and exciting content. At the beginning, the male protagonist travels to the ancient journey to the west and gets a bookstore. The books in the store are drawn by lot. Buying a book is very good. After the protagonist draws a book, a little demon sees the bookstore. He sees that the protagonist is Ordinary people were ready to eat it, but the male protagonist thought it was a cosplay and treated it very warmly. The little demon was too frightened to move. The protagonist recommended the book to the little demon. The little demon bought it and read it. After reading the novel sold by the male protagonist, not only could he understand the magical powers in the book, but also the magic weapon. The little demon directly became an immortal. Later, more people bought the book Tianpeng Marshal, Sun Wukong, Erlang Shen, Nezha, Ying Zheng, and many more. Sun Wukong and Ying Zhengzheng became the protagonist's apprentices. The male protagonist can simultaneously comprehend the magical powers and magic weapons that the people who bought her books learned, and the male protagonist's cultivation level also increased rapidly... The male protagonist is more intelligent and looks cool. I highly recommend reading it.

This book is just so-so. If you are not an absolute book lover, I don't recommend reading this book. The writing and plot are very confusing. I will talk about that now and then this. I have reached 230 chapters so far. The main character is almost gone, but the supporting characters are not. There are a lot of them, as long as they have something to do with the protagonist, they are all extremely awesome. I can understand that the author wants to use this kind of protagonist to give him some gifts casually, and then the originally mediocre supporting characters become very awesome to set off the protagonist's power. But - I can only feel that the protagonist is a waste. In the eyes of outsiders, the protagonist is very awesome and powerful, but why do they think so? People who are familiar with him, 80% of their admiration comes from the books he gave. If they think he can write such a book, then he must be very powerful himself. People who are unfamiliar with him admire him because Ying Zheng, Sun Wukong and others admire him. If you put it this way, no one can rely on him. I can tell you solemnly, no! You want to say that the protagonist has saved Da Qin several times before, doesn't this count? It does count, but it doesn't rely on itself! I remember that his cultivation level at that time was probably Taiyi Jinxian or lower, so how did he win? It depends on the system! There is a setting in the article that he is invincible in the bookstore. Is this achieved through the system? So he was able to win at that time entirely because of the system and the bookstore, as well as his body skills. Did he comprehend it himself? Moreover, even if he knew how to practice the technique, could he practice it to the extreme like he does now? It's not about the system The technique is learned by others, and then it is acquired by him, and then he cultivates to the highest level or relies on the system. Tell me, what did he acquire on his own? Then let's talk about the protagonist in the article. I personally like the setting of the protagonist. He is not cowardly and will show his strength. He is not unable to walk because he sees some gods or monsters, and he treats them all kindly. Uh... I felt speechless when I watched it. And there is no female protagonist. Female subordinates all maintain normal relationships and will not be too close. I have read several similar novels before. The male protagonist in them was extremely kind to the female protagonist who was his servant at that time. If it hadn't been mentioned in the article, I would have thought it was for his girlfriend. You can label him a warm boy, but you have to be restrained, okay? They have a master-servant relationship! Is there any difference between men and women?? It's okay to care, but not if you care too much

This is the most addictive book among all the ancient novels I have read! I have been a bookworm for ten years and am almost out of books. Fortunately, I came across this great novel! However, the author is so awesome that updates are a bit slow!

It's scheming, but not meticulous, and doesn't play tricks like pretending to be a pig or eating a tiger. It's powerful, but not overly pretentious, and decisive, but not cold-blooded. Each character has a distinct personality, flesh and blood, and the plot is not dull. There is no question who to vote for next month.