Me: Sun Kongkong, the Great Sage Equal to Heaven
我:齐天大圣孙空空
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 139k Words
- Genre
- Fanfiction
- Subgenre
- Novel Fanfiction
- Updated
- 5y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
103Chapters
8MReads
1.3kFlowers
10.0Score
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Is the Monkey King a false reputation? I write a novel by the way, why do I want to criticize Sun Wukong? I haven't even read Journey to the West, so I write about it as a fan of Journey to the West. I insult Sun Wukong without even understanding it. Who dares to say that he is better than Sun Wukong except Tathagata in Journey to the West?
Journey to the West is originally a chess game, do you understand?
Who else is chasing the book? The author decides whether to continue writing.
My sister had a pair of nests on her chest, which were shaped like a hillside. My brother moved down the nest and touched a small bird's nest. The elder brother put the bird into the nest, and the little bird shivered when the water flooded. The younger sister wouldn't let the bird leave the nest, which made the little bird foam at the white of fright. The elder brother took the bird out of the nest, and the little bird suddenly became much thinner.
The Monkey King in the original unabridged version of "Journey to the West" seems to be very awesome
The play is not nonsense, the adaptation is not random editing (*head saves life)
Sun Wukong's strength is indeed not that good. He has hired thugs many times in the Eighty-One Difficulty. He can't even beat the carps raised by Taishang Laojun's Green Bull and Guanyin. However, he can fight in the heaven to face the Jade Emperor (Green Bull Warning). If you think about it carefully, who would believe that it's not a game of Buddhism and Taoism?
Why monkeys are so powerful is because what is written in Wu Chengen's Journey to the West is correct. Yes, monkeys are only powerful in Wu Chengen's Journey to the West. No matter how powerful the monkey is, the author can write whatever he wants. If you don't accept it, go back and read Wu Chengen's Journey to the West. I think about it, even the monkeys are not willing to take the place of Yang Jian, the god of immortality, as Erlang in Journey to the West. The author also writes about his own monkey, just borrowing the world view from Journey to the West, and the monkey blowing is all kinds of unbalanced.
Just write and add some useless and annoying plot. Why?
The original author of Hama Pizu, if you don't read the original work, it's just nonsense.