Journey to the West: Please, Come Out of Seclusion and Fetch the Scriptures

It feels like it's based on Journey to the West, with a setting from Investiture of the Gods. Tang Sanzang's personality is a combination of elements from A Chinese Odyssey and other established settings. The early part is mostly foreshadowing, but to be honest, it takes a bit too long. It starts to unfold after Journey to the West begins.

The later part of the book, where Tang San goes on his pilgrimage to the West, is filled with some hilarious and unpredictable antics. He completely defies expectations, driving some of the gods to the brink of madness. I laughed until my stomach hurt – it's a completely different kind of Journey to the West! 😆😆😆😆😆😆 Tang San's antics on his journey to the West are just too funny haha~

Not bad, very good. It's more formally written than "Trick the Heavenly Dao to Achieve the Great Dao," but not as funny. It cracked me up! I came here to check it out and found it to be a very exciting book. Five stars!

It's great, very funny! The author's imagination is amazing! I think you've studied Journey to the West extensively, or have a deep understanding of Chinese mythology. I've read many versions of ancient myths, but this is the first time I've seen one that focuses on Tang Sanzang. It's very interesting and exciting! Keep up the good work, author! I'm looking forward to more amazing performances!

It's great! If you like a different kind of "Journey to the West", you should consider this one. It's really good, hilarious, and super fun!

The plot is generally very interesting and funny, and the content is also very rich. But towards the end, it felt a bit uncomfortable. Maybe it's because I've read too many quick transmigration novels. I always felt that he was a male protagonist with a cheat code, doing whatever he wanted, the best in the world, with a huge harem, and loved by all the beautiful women.

The novel is quite good. The male protagonist almost never follows the usual tropes, and some plot points are unexpected yet logical. The content is also very engaging. However, some plot holes remain unfilled, such as why Yuan Feng pretended not to know anything and followed Tang San? And were those four things resembling divine beasts in the prehistoric world actually the divine beasts themselves? I hope there will be an epilogue; I really want to know how many people Tang San married! 🤣

It definitely deserves five stars! It's just that... It's a bit faster than usual. The story is really fun. It's a little disappointing that they're not going to give Old Man Sandy some glasses yet. 😉

This is hilarious! I can never watch Journey to the West the same way again. It has lowered my expectations of shamelessness to a whole new level. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

It's really good. The only thing I don't like is that I feel the Chinese gods don't have the same status as the Western gods. The Eastern gods are from the primordial world, but the Western gods are disciples of the sages of the primordial era. Pangu was created later. I feel that the Western gods have too high a status! Aside from that, I'm fine. Of course, the question of who Jin Chanzi should choose as his Daoist partner is also a big one!