Journey to the West: I Gave Sun Wukong a System from the Start

He revived his childhood dream, and the writing is quite good, although... At least he is no longer the Victorious Fighting Buddha whose edges have been smoothed out, who holds Buddhist scriptures, wears a kasaya, and can only stay in front of the scriptures to grow old alone!

The subject matter is really good... Please read more books of this kind written by other authors (borrowing some material is necessary...). One chapter a day is also understandable... This book has a good subject matter and is promising... I hope it will be abandoned after 2 million words~

It's great! The main storyline revolves around Sun Wukong, with the Jie Sect as a subplot, and the interweaving of these elements creates a captivating and engaging narrative. I read straight through chapter 81 before realizing I'd finished. I eagerly await future updates and will continue to support the series.

The quality is excellent, and the pacing is gradually getting wilder and hotter. Author, please don't rush the updates. I hope the later chapters will make readers tremble and their adrenaline surge. Good luck and wish you success on the charts!

I caught up to the latest chapter, and maybe it's just a reading slump, but I genuinely find this book incredibly enjoyable. As a six-year veteran reader, I can say the writing is solid, and the theme is quite novel, a breath of fresh air. The content is witty, especially the scene with the buttocks at the foot of the mountain—it cracked me up!

The plot is pretty good, but the protagonist is the mastermind behind everything, which makes me feel like all the protagonist's privileges are given to the host of the subsystem. 😂

It's so good, I can't stop reading! I hope the author updates soon!

This book is very good. It portrays the characters' personalities well, but some of the female cultivators are a bit lacking, the romance is not very well written, and there will always be conflict between humans and demons. For example, demons eat humans to increase their cultivation, while humans kill demons to refine treasures.

Well written, the author has their own ideas. Although there are side stories, they aren't overly described, which is good. I was worried about having too many side stories. Keep up the good work, I support you! It's good now. Personally, I feel that once you finish writing the Journey to the West, the war between Buddha and Demon, and the rise of humanity, that would be about right.

This book is pretty good, you can take a look. However, I'm a bit confused about the cultivation levels in the book. There are too many levels, a whole bunch of them, which is very easy to get confused. So, could someone help me organize a classification of the levels? Please help! ❛˓◞˂̵✧