
Journey to the West: My Junior Brother Is Sun Wukong
西游:我的师弟孙悟空
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.6M Words
- Genre
- Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Primeval Myths
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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Synopsis
Stats
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
736Chapters
16.6MReads
10.0Score
294.4kFlowers
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I suddenly wanted to ask what the first novel you all read was called? My first novel was "How a Villain is Made".
This is a harem novel disguised as a Journey to the West story. Also, I'd like to ask the author a question: if you pointed at your father's name and yelled, "XXX, you old bastard!" Do you think your dad would give you a loving pat? Respect for teachers is a moral issue.
Just climbed over two mountains! Hey, found a river! Wow! Japanese actresses have big breasts and lots of water!! Hehe~~ Take this from me, Old Sun! I'll smash her bra and pants down, her legs tremble and her anus shake, paving a wide, broad road to heaven~~
Logically speaking, Houtu's transformation into reincarnation is arguably the greatest merit since the creation of the world. As a crucial link in the Heavenly Dao, the merit of reincarnation should be enough to make a person instantly become a saint. Apart from those with Primordial Purple Qi, most saints attained enlightenment through merit.
Taking the worldviews of Investiture of the Gods and online novels and applying them to Journey to the West, I'm speechless.
Having read chapter 317, the protagonist has already reached the Quasi-Saint level, yet he hasn't even slept with a single woman. Is he impotent?
You call yourself Wild Bee in Journey to the West? Why do you need your own name when you write such nonsense? What is this rubbish? It's so jarring!
Luan is a bird, how could a dragon be named after a bird? It's clearly illogical. It's a calamity between dragon and phoenix! Luan belongs to the phoenix family, right? Every time I see this "Ao Luan" (熬鸾), I feel like complaining. Authors, don't just think it sounds nice and ignore the logic!
With your temperament, you want to become Bodhi Patriarch's disciple?! The crescent moon and three stars represent the mind, the spiritual platform and the square inch represent the mind. Patriarch Pu Ri also had Wukong cultivate his mind first during those years of training. Given the protagonist's personality, very few people could actually get in.
What use is the Great Town of the Heavenly Gods that you, a Golden Crow, possess?