
Journey to the West: Who Turned Sun Wukong into a Bandit?
西游:是谁把孙悟空调教成悍匪的
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- Completed
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- 1.1M Words
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- Eastern Fantasy
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- Fantasy High-Concept
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- 1y ago
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Explore more →Fantasy System Stories with Over 3,000 Chapters
No particular requirements.
Journey to the West Stories, Preferably Funny
Looking for a Truly Satisfying Power Fantasy, Not a Frustrating Story Masquerading as One.
Any Masterpiece Journey to the West Novels Rated Above 9.0? I'm Out of Books 😭
Looking for a Fun, Satisfying Story, Nothing Traditional
No traditional stories, I'm tired of those. Give me something fresh.
There Are No More Masterpieces in the Primordial World Genre. Debate Me
Authentic Primordial Era Fiction: No Dumbed-Down Characters or Broken Power Systems
Looking for books similar to *Pangu: Systems, I'm Back for Revenge!* I'm really tired of those stories that break the whole cultivation system, as well as the prehistoric-world novels that water things down. They're all so mindless. I want a proper prehistoric-world story, like one about a human sage and so on.
There Are No More Masterpieces in Journey to the West. Disagree? Come Debate Me 🤔🤔
Shrouding the Heavens, Desolate Era, Perfect World, Stellar Transformation, Heavenly Jewel Change, The Great Ruler
The Protagonist Shows Off in Public and Shocks the World. A Feel-Good Power Fantasy, It Has to Be Satisfying
Behind-the-Scenes Stories Where the Protagonist Always Stays in the Shadows
Looking for books similar to I Created the Monster Sequence! The protagonist should stay behind the scenes, waiting for others to go through countless hardships before finally reaching him. He has a powerful faction, is invincible, and stands above all things, looking down on the masses without involving himself in the mortal world.
He Was Once Peerless, the Crown Prince's Position Was Fragrant with Agarwood, and the Third Prince Was a God of Slaughter
Anime Fanfiction With Power Levels Through the Roof
Looking for Novels Where the Protagonist Transmigrates into Journey to the West
Stories That Make the Trials in Journey to the West Even More Challenging
The protagonist is Tang Sanzang.
I Want Pure Journey to the West, Not Primordial Chaos
Are there any straightforward Journey to the West stories? I want mythology, not a sequel to the Primordial World. Ideally, the protagonist should be original, and Tang Sanzang should be decisive and ruthless, cultivating his own Buddhism rather than becoming one of those bald Western monks.
Behind-the-Scenes, No Female Lead, No Women, No Harem, No Flirting, Please
I'd like something longer that hasn't been abandoned, and not a story with no heroine or just one heroine. Urban fantasy would be best.
Anything Similar? Please!
Looking for books like "Who Made This Kid the Eldest Senior Brother? (The Eldest Senior Brother Is a Little Busy)." Any similar ones? Please recommend imaginative xuanhuan fantasy.
Journey to the West Books That'll Make You Laugh So Hard You'll Get in Trouble at Midnight
Any Journey to the West Stories Where Someone Is Simply Nice to the Monkey?
If You Weren’t My Nephew, Even My Dog Would Make You Call Him the Sun-Swallowing Divine Lord
Primordial Era and Journey to the West Novels With a System, Rated 9.0 or Higher
The kind that leaves you unable to stop reading, unable to put your phone down.
First Rank: Entering the Divine; Second Rank: Condensing the Soul; Third Rank: Igniting the Lamp; Fourth Rank: Controlling Objects; Fifth Rank: Entering...
Looking for books like The Strongest Exorcist: From the Start, Working Odd Jobs at a Martial Arts School.
Looking for Stories About Protagonists Who Practice Dark Arts
No cultivation, no System. The protagonist is an ordinary person whose family is killed in a sudden calamity. He wants revenge and, by chance, travels to Southeast Asia, where he obtains an evil book. He begins practicing what it teaches and gradually becomes a practitioner of dark arts, all while pursuing his revenge.
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It's a rare good article. I like reading it. I hope the author will update it more, preferably ten updates every day! [Exploration]
If the elder brother doesn't want to update, just say so. Why bother to deal with the younger brother so casually? It seems that the younger brother is being sentimental. That's right, the elder brother is weak and needs more rest. It is the younger brother's fault for urging the older brother so much. It hurts the older brother's body and makes the younger brother feel distressed.
Very nice! It's worth chasing, I'll give you five stars to encourage it.
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After reading so many Westward Journey fans, it's the first time I've read it. The logic is clear and the blood is boiling. The following chapters will be even more exciting.
The beginning of the chapter is very good, but the part where Zizi returns to Huaguo Mountain is disappointing, as if he is re-reading Journey to the West. Fortunately, he later returned to the right path. Too wordy. The story isn't great either.
Jin Chanzi was originally a ferocious beast, and Buddhism suppressed the existence of these ferocious beasts. Fierce beasts cannot be killed. The Chaos Demon Ape was chopped to death by Pangu and turned into four monkeys. The three thousand demons killed by Pangu were all wreaking havoc on the ancient land in various living forms. Calamity came into being and the human race was able to continue.
To be honest, reading novels is a way to relax in your spare time, and it's so enjoyable to read! It's not about being lazy, it's about relieving stress in this book! Otherwise, it's better not to watch it!
Yes, it looks good. Although it is a bit sentimental, there are no logical errors so far.
Okay, okay. This adaptation seems to be quite smooth and comfortable. It deserves praise.