
Wukong Must Die
悟空必须死
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Fantasy High-Concept
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
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See allRated Above 9.9, Read Five Times in a Row, and Cried My Eyes Out
Looking for stories like The Fate of an Orphaned Girl. It’s so good and so sad, it had me in tears. I’ve reread it over and over, and I highly recommend it to everyone.
Found a Few Novels Rated 9.9 on Fanqie
Paranormal novels: Xiao Xu's trilogy. 1: I Am a Yin-Yang Master. 2: I Am a Female Medium. 3: I Am a Female Fortune-Teller.
Masterpieces Rated 9.9 or Higher! At Least a 9.08!
Looking for Passionate Stories That Bring Tears to Your Eyes
Ideally, it's about someone from the future transmigrating back to the present and helping our motherland fight off aliens or disasters. These are the only books that make me feel anything lately.
Books About Sun Wukong, the Great Sage Equal to Heaven
There Are No More Masterpieces in Journey to the West. Disagree? Come Debate Me 🤔🤔
Primordial Era and Journey to the West Novels With a System, Rated 9.0 or Higher
The kind that leaves you unable to stop reading, unable to put your phone down.
The Three Great Forbidden Lands of Ancient Times: One Buries Gods, One Buries Immortals, and the Last One Buries the Protagonist
Any Journey to the West Stories Where Someone Is Simply Nice to the Monkey?
Any Books Related to Journey to the West?
Books related to Journey to the West.
Looking for a Book. I've Run Out of Things to Read
Looking for books like "See Springtime." Fellow cultivator, are you out of books to read? Please help me out!
Looking for Satisfying Novels About Sun Wukong
If I become a Buddha, there will be no demons in the world. If I become a demon, what can the Buddha do to me? If I become an immortal, I'll see through the world's countless troubles. If I become human, I'll love you for ten thousand years!
Give Me Some Novels Where the Protagonist Starts Out in Prison...
Give me some novels where the protagonist starts out in prison.
Apocalypse, Mecha, Beauties, and Superpowers
I’ve Run Out of Books (T_T). Any Recommendations?
Preferably no romance, but romance is fine too.
Darkness, the Darkest Novels Imaginable!!!
No Romance: The Protagonist Sees Women as Pink Skeletons
Please share some hidden gems.
Looking for Books, I'm Out of Things to Read. Ideally, Journey to the West or Primordial Chaos
Stories about Journey to the West, the Primordial World, and things like that are fine.
The Buddha Killed Sun Wukong Back Then, Not the Six-Eared Macaque.
I Only Acknowledge the Great Sage Equal to Heaven, Not the Buddha of Victorious Fighting in the Western Paradise!
I Know Sun Wukong as the Demon King, Great Sage Equal to Heaven, Not as the Buddhist Victorious Fighting Buddha
The Male Lead Cultivates Buddhist Law, Becomes a Great Monk, and Renounces the Mortal World
Any Books Where Tang Sanzang Protects Sun Wukong Fiercely?
I Knelt Before Buddha for Three Thousand Years, yet Never Saw Compassion in His Heart
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Journey to the West: I, Sun Wukong, Am Unmatched!
Journey to the West: Possessing Sun Wukong from the Start
The Rise of the Heroic Great Sage Equal to Heaven
Journey to the West: Please, Get Down the Mountain and Fetch the Scriptures Already
Sun Wukong: The Greatest Trial, Mount Lingtai and Fangcun
Taking Disciples: Training Wukong and Yang Jian from the Start to Crush the Western Gods
Six-Eared Macaque: A Life of Long Regrets, Like the Ever-Flowing River
Sun Wukong Is Only an Incarnation
My Dad Is Sun Wukong
The Sequel to the Victorious Fighting Buddha
Save the Journey to the West? But I'm a Beautiful Girl!
The Great Sage Returns: Why Fear Another Battle in This World?
Journey to the West: The Monkey I Protect
Wukong Must Not Die
I, Old Sun, Am the Real Handsome Monkey King
Sun Wukong Runs Amok in Another World
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Recommended reading: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ The article is currently divided into two main sections. The first paragraph recounts Wukong's humiliating experiences, the powerful assistance of his benefactors, and the mutual distrust, battles, and silent machinations among the immortals. It reveals the darkness of humanity and the last remaining glimmer of light.
It's absolutely amazing! It's such a shame so few people read it! There are so few readers of such a great book! I can't think of any fancy words to describe it; it's just wonderful, incredibly wonderful! Absolutely fantastic!
The content is meticulously crafted, offering incredibly realistic interpretations of many folk tales, almost making me believe it was official history. Many previously incomprehensible points have been explained. While watching Tang Sanzang and Sun Wukong fall into demonic possession was heartbreaking, lacking the protagonist's halo, I still think it's exceptionally well-written. The only downside is the slow update speed.
The book prominently presents the core message of Journey to the West in the beginning. Although I've only read the first part, I believe it will be a very enjoyable read.
It's quite good, but the ending is a bit hard to accept. After all, my image of Sun Wukong from Journey to the West is hard to change. But overall, the book is good and I recommend it.
The logic is so strong, the news pacing is just right, and it unfolds in a gentle, flowing manner, making it impossible to skip any chapters. These are truly excellent works that require considerable mental effort.
Not recommended for slow learners The pacing is good; the author isn't impatient, the writing is measured and gentle, making it a comfortable read. There are still some issues with word choice and sentence structure; I found some parts that don't make sense. Finished Amazing! Highly recommended! Another point is that while most fantasy novels try to portray Guanyin as a traitor, the Guanyin in this book is compassionate and merciful, a rather novel and well-portrayed figure. (⑉°з°)-♡
This is a phenomenal book! It's the best book I've ever read (this is just my personal opinion; my parents are still alive, so please don't be offended).
I've read about a hundred chapters so far, and the book is very good. It's not a light novel; what's rare is that the author has written something meaningful and profound. In particular, there is no absolute good or absolute evil in this book, and the villains don't just mindlessly throw their lives away. Keep it up!
I've finished reading it. Overall, this book is excellent. If the author were a well-known writer, it would be incredibly popular. However, it does have some minor flaws. One is that the detailed descriptions of some characters are a bit lacking, and another is that the synopsis doesn't quite match the novel, giving it a feel of a Tang Sanzang-like protagonist. Finally, good luck to the author! You will definitely succeed! (≧ω≦)/(≧ω≦)/