Ailment

A story about a soldier who accidentally bombed a village and developed a fear of metals. He resonated with the Monkey King in Journey to the West and finally emerged from the shadows.

This is a story about a patient with phobia who entered the world of Journey to the West through a virtual device and worked hard to heal himself. The protagonist commits karma in an accident and causes inner demons. The process of enlightenment is told through the perspective of Sun Wukong. The author combines science fiction and mythological stories. The idea is very clever, refreshing and impressive. It is recommended to read.

A very meaningful short story. It not only cured the male protagonist, but also made me realize that many obstacles were set up by my psychology. Facing one's own life is the beginning of a new life. Thumbs up!

Just like when I started my business, I always found a way to solve problems when I encountered them. But I don't like Tang Seng. He actually doesn't care about Wukong's safety and only thinks about himself. This reminds me that sometimes at work, I encounter people who only consider their own interests. However, just like Wukong in the book, we cannot give up because of these people, we still have to stick to our beliefs and keep moving forward. This book is worth reading and I recommend it to you!

Very good, it's a story about mental illness, and it's also my second favorite in the Journey to the West series. Ah Que's story is still short and concise May all obsessions finally come to an end.

This book adopts the shell of science fiction and Journey to the West mythology, but inside it means the healing and overcoming of mental illness or inner demons. The philosophy is profound, thought-provoking and profound.

Short, concise text can make readers feel something

Ok, ok

A very different angle, a unique perspective, and a short space of words that contains too much.

Although it is short but very exciting