The Hard Road to the West
西游难行
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 897k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Fantasy High-Concept
- Updated
- 10mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
417Chapters
8Reads
5.8kReads · all time
In booklists 4
Books About Sun Wukong, the Great Sage Equal to Heaven
A System, and then the Great Sage’s abilities.
190Books9.3MViews9dUpdated
Sun Wukong Is a Heartthrob: Even Monkeys Need Love
48Books460kViews15dUpdated
Sun Wukong
The Monkey King who wreaked havoc in Heaven, the Pilgrim who protected his master on the journey to the West, the Fighting Buddha who endured eighty-one trials: Take any one of them away, and he would no longer be Sun Wukong.
62Books246.9kViews1moUpdated
I Only Acknowledge the Great Sage Equal to Heaven, Not the Buddha of Victorious Fighting in the Western Paradise!
333Books23.2MViews1moUpdated
Reader comments 7
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The introduction is better than the content. It took too long to seize the body. The monkey is also very weird. The great sage seems to be talking nonsense and refers to animals as gods.
Did you kill the Great Sage at the beginning?
Messy
The content is very exciting.
Messy
The battle scenes are beautifully written. But the plot is unstoppable, there are developments between time jumps, and the motivations behind it are unclear. Just watch the Journey to the West section and wait for the update to watch the current section of Huaguoshan section, which may give a better look (if the setting is not clear, it will be regarded as suspense) Like the original work, Journey to the West can occasionally add humor to the plot. From a third-party perspective, the battle of wits and courage between the protagonist and Guanyin is quite exciting (although there are hints of a scandal in the introduction, it has not officially debuted yet, which is a pity). A great deal of effort has been put into the description of the fighting scenes, and the character combat skills are designed to fit the style of the painting. The literary and opera aspects are also clear, although sometimes the author's prescriptive words are a bit too dramatic. However, if you pretend to be one of the parties, you may feel very unhappy. The teammates on both sides are not obedient enough, and the outcome of the fight is not satisfactory. The protagonist is put in a situation where he will be tempered (what is even more frustrating is that the protagonist's situation is a typical example of an unjust person with few helpers). Moreover, the relationship between the protagonist and Guanyin is a bit unequal. Guanyin can kill the protagonist and has a plan, but the protagonist cannot kill Guanyin. He has no specific charter for what he wants to do, and no plan to increase his power (although his situation cannot bring him a big team). (Because I am not following the reading, I don't feel the slow pace, but the actual update is indeed slow) The description of the fairy in this book is actually a bit unconventional, but quite interesting. The top management all have a sinister and somewhat conscientious feeling.
Why is no one watching? To decide whether you want to read it or not, go to Chapter 2 of Chapter 2 first. Even if the time traveler is written to death, Sun Wukong is also written to death.