
Journey to the West: All My Disciples Are Great Philosophers
西游:我的弟子都是大哲学家
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.6M Words
- Genre
- Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Myths & Legends
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
765Chapters
7.1MReads
159.3kFlowers
10.0Score
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Reader comments 50
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When it comes to mouth escape, I will submit to the super beast Pluto.
Don't talk about combat power. The author of combat power said it is the best. Besides, if the combat power of fantasy works is ranked based on popularity, Honghuang will be reduced to rubbish instantly.
Yang Zhao went down to overthrow Li Shimin? The monkeys had just come out at this time, and 500 years later it was the Li Shimin era.
The lifelikeness is awesome, the shocking wave killing is the supreme supernatural power in the ancient world, it is really amazing. Author, you are writing about the martial arts in the ancient world, right?
What kind of devilish timeline are you talking about? A few months after Yang Zhao appeared, Monkey had just become a disciple, and Sanzang was about to travel to the west?
A lot of sentences about super beasts armed
The timing is totally messed up. Monkey became a disciple at the same time as Tang Sanzang grew up. Do we still have to suppress the monkey for another 500 years? Did Tang Sanzang wait for the monkey for more than 500 years before going to learn the scriptures?
Wasn't Wukong still suppressed for five hundred years? Logically speaking, it should have been under the mountain during the Wei, Jin and Three Kingdoms periods. Why did it just take shape during the Li Shimin period?
The Tang Dynasty was established, and Sun Wukong was only born, so the timeline doesn't even match up.
Regarding the chapter review of "Journey to the West: My Disciples Are All Great Philosophers" written by Heisha Duoduo, does anyone still read this book?