Western technology flourished, while the Eastern legacy of myth suddenly vanished. Yuan Zhou arrived in a parallel world where the East had always been crushed by the West.
From the start, he played the Monkey King, Sun Wukong, and gained all his powers. The more people believed in him, the stronger he became.
The East is full of weaklings who believe in superstition?
Hmph!
One day, a monkey rode the clouds westward and overturned the West's invincible fleet with a single staff strike!
"I am the Great Sage, Equal to Heaven, Sun Wukong! You Western weaklings, if you disagree, come and fight!"
The West cried out in shock: So the East really does have immortals!
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With just the appearance of a monkey, have you ever seen Sun Wukong claim to be the sage, Lao Tzu? No matter how you look at it, it's embarrassing. I haven't used the Golden Cudgel until now, and I haven't tried to act like Sun Wukong in terms of character. This is a monkey-skin system! Don't call it acting, I'm embarrassed for you
How weak is it that even with 20% of the strength of the Great Sage, one cannot offend the West?
Isn't Sun Wukong's self-proclaimed grandson my old grandson? What the hell is this saint?
This great sage destroyed the Monkey King in my heart as soon as he spoke, **
Lava turns into armor, flames turn into robes
Comments on Chapter 23, Divine Palace, Immortal Palace, Eternal Immortal Realm, "Myth: Playing as the Monkey King at the Beginning" written by Journey to the West.
You are so good at whetting your appetite. Please update as usual.
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