Chen Feng: "Jade Emperor, it's time to pay the protection fee for last month."
"Sun Wukong, you want to escort Tang Monk to the West to obtain Buddhist scriptures? Journey to the West has been over for hundreds of years, and you are going to the Western Heaven to obtain Buddhist scriptures? You are talking about the Western Scriptures. Hurry up and pay the protection fee."
"Sister Chang'e, what are you doing, using the bellyband you wear as protection money? No, no, no... How many do you have?"
Passerby: "Brother, what do you do?"
Chen Feng: "You may not believe it, but I collect protection fees from gods in heaven."
"I believed your evil."
When Chen Feng was forced to pay protection money, he unexpectedly became the guardian of heaven, specializing in collecting protection money from all kinds of gods.
I haven't read the book yet, but I was successfully persuaded to leave by the comment section!
I can basically say that this book is not very different from the first few chapters of "Heavenly Debt Collectors", which is true NB
This book is extremely incompetent and written in a nondescript manner.
Not rigorous at all. . . Stop watching
It's a completely unfinished building. After watching it, I feel like I want to slap him.
This book, from the beginning, is just like the Debt Collectors in Heaven, with nothing new.
I guess most people were dissuaded by Chapter 6.
What I originally watched was okay but turned out to be unfinished. I stopped watching it and just blocked the author.
It's very nice, but updates are a bit slow and there aren't many typos.
Suddenly I lost interest in reading Chapter 40