Primordial World Q&A: Journey to the West Sequel Airs from the Start
洪荒问答：开局播放西游后传
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 721k Words
- Genre
- Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Myths & Legends
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
258Chapters
3.4MReads
48.3kFlowers
10.0Score
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Reader comments 50
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I just want to know where the protagonist died, why is it shown at the beginning, and there is no plot about the protagonist at all?
It was written about the prehistoric times, but then there was Zhang Bairen, the Jade Emperor. It was obviously a mythical plot, but it had to be used to write about the prehistoric times. Reading a book without using your brain, you should use some brains when writing a book, it's poisonous, it's highly poisonous
The answer to the question is fair. Zhen Yuanzi knows everything. Others at his level are as unclear as fools. Those who know how to live in Yuanbai all know that Sun Wukong is the son of calamity. Others just don't answer. There is no one who has reduced his intelligence to this level. It's better to arrange two miscellaneous fish in the first, second and third places to directly give it to Zhen Yuanzi. Why bother to insult the intelligence of those people?
Honghuangliu's novels... This is to treat the way of heaven as a living thing, and it will be exposed in advance in various ways...
It's on the shelves and the main character hasn't come out yet
You are obviously from a prehistoric age, if anything, the Jade Emperor should be Haotian, at least a quasi-sage, okay?
Shouldn't the broadcast be about things that were planned for the future? The original Jade Emperor didn't even know about the quasi-saint-level exercise, so how could he frame Marshal Tianpeng because of the design of this exercise? The author seems to think that these immortals who have experienced countless years are too easily influenced by their emotions. I, a mere mortal, can think of this logical flaw.
Where is the protagonist? There are too few scenes after the first chapter.
The author directly enlarged the protagonist and sealed it in the mountains, and did not show his face later. This must be the most miserable time traveler that the author has deceived!?
It has been hinted many times in the sequel to Journey to the West that it is not Wu Tian who is strong but the Buddha's 33 Tian Dao who is on Wu Tian's side, so the Jade Emperor and Buddha are not afraid that they just hide and their magical powers will not be able to match Tian Shu.