In ancient times, Nuwa gathered wondrous stones from the four seas and smelted them into fifty Five-Colored Stones to mend the heavens.
One stone was left behind and fell in the lands of the Aolai Kingdom, where it was nourished by the essence of heaven and earth.
After countless years, the Five-Colored Stone cracked, and a stone monkey sprang out. Since it had been imbued with the merit and destiny of mending the heavens, he was born carrying a wondrous spiritual book, Journey to the West.
After finishing the book, the stone monkey muttered to himself, “With a future this miserable, why the hell would I seek immortality?”
This book is also known as The Native Monkey Doesn’t Want to Go to the West Anymore, Please Just Leave Already, The Whole World Wants to Act Alongside Me, and Watching the Three Realms Coldly...
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
I should just give it the whole book, that would be interesting
I'm really impressed. It actually takes 100 million years to cultivate from an earthly immortal to a heavenly immortal. In the original work, Sun Wukong becomes more than a heavenly immortal after only a few years of cultivation. In the world of Journey to the West, even if the talent is poor, it won't take that long, let alone the protagonist of Journey to the West, Sun Wukong?!
The introduction makes people laugh to death, gain weight and watch again