Journey to the West: Stop Pretending, You're Sun Wukong!

Another stupid author. As soon as you break through the immortals and defeat the heavenly soldiers and generals, you will be shaken for hundreds of millions of miles. Then wouldn't the Taiyi or even Daluo-level power of Sun Wukong and the monsters have shattered all the countries within a hundred and eighty thousand miles of the West Heaven Road, including Buddhism?

Www. Com, the boss who is so beaten up, please give me some advice.

Sun Wukong was conceived by absorbing the essence of the sun and moon from the remaining stones used by Nuwa to mend the sky. The four monkeys have existed since ancient times.

As the title says, the original book mentioned Monkey's technique. In the episode about defeating the black bear spirit, Monkey himself said that it was a top-notch Celestial Art.

Protagonist: I have to keep growing. The next second, Sun Wukong: What kind of monkey are you? Protagonist: I, the Lingming Stone Monkey, am unique in the world. I was afraid that others wouldn't know, so I immediately became the second king. Slap in the face at the speed of light

Seventy-two changes refer to the seventy-two kinds of magical powers. Change is just one of them. If you don't understand, go to Baidu

The protagonist of each chapter plays the role of a beginning and an end. The middle part is all analyzed and explained by the author himself. It is okay to analyze and explain some difficult things, but the explanation is just childish. The more the explanation is, the more outrageous it becomes, and the more it goes further and further away. When it returns to the main topic, the chapter is over. It doesn't matter what the journey to the west is. The master and disciple can be replaced by any one. It's simple. Monkeys are not important. They have the merit of mending the sky. He has to do it. Tang Monk is not important. He began to question Buddhism. How can he be conquered without going through great tribulations? Forget about other things, the journey to the west is not important. Tathagata is still waiting for a lot of merits to become a saint. Just say that Buddhism spreads eastward and does not dislike having many beliefs. If it is not because of strength, Tathagata will probably reach the three realms. The more beliefs, the stronger the Buddhist country will be. Look what the author wrote? I won't talk about a good subject matter without being too long-winded. I can't even write about the direction of Journey to the West. It's all nonsense.

The plot and introduction are two different novels

He hasn't become an immortal in three years, and he still has system assistance, which is far worse than the real Sun Wukong.

It feels so childishly written.