
Bound to National Fate: Summoning Black Myth: Wukong from the Start
绑定国运:开局召唤黑神话悟空
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 264k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High-Concept
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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I don't particularly like themes about the fate of the nation, but I saw this. Heaven and earth created a spirit and immortals, an old ape in Flower Fruit Mountain. He made his home in the Water Curtain Cave, and sought out friends and teachers to comprehend the profound mysteries. The methods to achieve immortality are numerous, and the transformations learned are boundless.
The pacing is good, and the characters are well-developed. However, the portrayal of the people summoning Yang Jian shows a lack of trust in the protagonist. The spirit of the Chinese people should be one of unwavering loyalty, even in the next life! 🍉
The plot is quite rich, and the characters are well-developed, making it a very enjoyable watch. However, the rating is rather low, which is somewhat inappropriate.
The novel's content and plot are quite good, but it's not meant to be read with a critical eye; it's more of a mindless, feel-good story. However, it's undeniably satisfying—directly crushing gods from other countries, invincible. The Chinese are truly brainless. The protagonist has already demonstrated the power of the Chinese gods twice, yet he doesn't believe it at all.
It's well-written, but ugh, why did it end just when I was getting really excited? I'm so frustrated right now! Author, you're making me so anxious I can't eat or sleep! [Heavy punch] 🥺🥺
Indeed, the low rating is due to the excessive Westernization in modern literature. Don't you see that novels about the fate of China that use foreign material often receive high scores?
The only regret is that the reason for the historical discontinuity is still unknown.
The system's chosen one, Ye Feng, [starts by binding national destiny and summoning the Black Myth of the Void] The system trials the five continents and four seas of Earth. A coalition of 30 countries, including Japan, the United States, and India, attempts to destroy my China. The system's chosen one, Ye Feng, summons various immortals and gods and wins 5 trials.
I was initially drawn in by the title, and I don't know why I ended up reading it all the way through. It's a really good novel.
If you summon the Three Pure Ones at the start, the game is doomed.