Using His True Body to Defeat the Illusion, Who Said Wukong Doesn't Understand Love?

Type: Journey to the West fan fiction, rules and strange stories, fantasy imagination. It has both the blessing of classic feelings and the innovation of anti-routine. It has a combination of conflict, excitement and suspense, which can catch the audience's attention immediately. Unique sense of penetration: eye-catching, anti-routine settings directly hit the pain points; tight rhythm, intensive exciting points, full of suspense; Breaking the inherent perception of the classic IP: instead of following the old route of Journey to the West, Wukong encounters time and space confusion and memory tampering after "successfully learning", and collides the modern elements of "high-rise neon lights, giant film and television screens" with the myth of Journey to the West. This contrasting setting of "mythical characters breaking into modern entertainment venues" has a strong sense of freshness, and completely breaks out of the framework of traditional Journey to the West derivative works. The angle of entry is precise and tricky: the "fake Wukong sadomasochism drama" is directly used to trigger the conflict at the beginning. The "Tang Monk's son and daughter love each other, and the white-bone spirit pear blossoms bring rain" that Wukong sees are all subversive deconstructions of classic characters. They instantly hit the audience's resonance point for "magic-adapted classics". At the same time, Wukong's anger is extremely convincing, and the character's motivation is solid. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.