The Remnants of Huaguoshan

The dark version of Journey to the West, I have never seen such a good Journey to the West fanfic. It is a bit like a combination of God of War and The Legend of Wukong, a story about the remnants of the Huaguo Mountain who embark on the Journey to the West again.

The most powerful Monkey King, Monkey King "Buddha Is the Tao" written by Meng Ruishenji connects "The Journey to the West" and "The Journey to the West" to build a very large world view. But also because of this, it has influenced many authors who write mythology. With various realm divisions and various characters and characters, this kind of writing seems to have become a common choice among current authors. But for me, it's not appropriate to put it in Journey to the West. I have watched "Journey to the West" since I was a child, which made me think that the Monkey King, the Monkey King, is the most powerful, the only monkey brother in the world. (Although in the TV series, Yu often goes to the gods for help, but I still stubbornly believe that Brother Monkey just doesn't want to fight them.) With this inherent impression, I was very unhappy when I accidentally read the Journey to the West article pushed by Qidian. Because in these novels they are all written above Wukong, there are higher realms, and there are more powerful people who can suppress him. The title of Monkey King has become a joke. The fate of Journey to the West is predestined, and the sense of fate is particularly strong. So strong that it makes me feel irritated. Alas, in the popular Journey to the West novel, the Great Sage is not the most powerful, but I just want to see the unparalleled Monkey King. This one is different. He is the ceiling of combat power in the three realms. Live up to the reputation of the Monkey King! The protagonist is a monkey in Huaguo Mountain, Xiaohei He resumed his journey to the west, wanting to go to Lingshan Mountain to save the monsters who died in vain because the Great Sage Qitian surrendered and stopped resisting. Take revenge on the victorious Buddha. In fact, this novel also has a destiny. But unlike other fan fiction, he has a sense of destiny that is so strong, so suffocating, and so unchangeable when faced with Monkey King's apprenticeship, making a fuss in the sky, suppressing it for 500 years, and traveling to the West. The most ingenious thing is that Xiao Hei got a copy of "Journey to the West" (most likely Wu Chengen's version) But when Xiao Hei encounters the incident of Journey to the West, he discovers that this is not the case at all. It is not as written in the book that he often seeks help from various gods, Bodhisattvas, and Buddhas during his pilgrimage. Directly, I suppressed it with all my strength. I have to say, this really makes me happy. I particularly like how one can see the unparalleled Sun Wukong through just a few words from Xiao Hei. The same type of novels as Journey to the West, The monkey who can travel through time in Journey to the West, comprehensive animation There are Maoshan Taoist priests, Calabash Baby, Magic Pill Nezha, and Green Snake World. The writing is good and it is already a eunuch. (The results were pretty good during the series, and I got scolded a lot) (Although, the more likely reason is that the author can't hold it in, but the writing is really good, and it is a very good book)

The remnants of Huaguo Mountain take the road of freedom again, which is a bit like a combination of God of War and The Legend of Wukong, a dark version of Journey to the West.