In Journey to the West, I Conquer Them with Food

I unexpectedly found a fantastic Journey to the West food novel! The four main characters are vividly portrayed, each with their own quirks, yet all endearing and heartwarming. The author avoids the tendency to unfairly criticize characters found in some Journey to the West novels, making for a very comfortable reading experience.

The score is quite low. The food descriptions are all logically consistent, and the female-centric perspective feels very natural, which I like. Unlike some works where you can tell at a glance that the author has never even cooked and doesn't even know what a proper kitchen stove looks like.

This is so well written! At first, I thought Wukong was too reckless, Tang Sanzang was too sentimental and naive, and Bajie was too greedy and Sha Wujing was too weak. But as time went by and the journey to the West got closer, everyone began to grow up. I love this kind of writing!! When I saw the Hand of God at the end, I got goosebumps all over; fate is truly terrifying.

It's so good! I rarely see fanfiction about Journey to the West, and the author has done a great job with the characters. There's no sense of being out of character (OOC). Fellow fans, you'll understand! While reading, my mind automatically conjured up the voices of the characters from the 1986 Journey to the West, hahaha! Plus, the whole story is about food! Who doesn't love food?! The descriptions are so vivid, just reading about it makes me hungry 🤤🤤🤤

I think it's pretty good. I read some reviews, and many people felt it was bad because of the characters' out-of-character (OOC) behavior and expressions, but I think it's alright. The character of Zhu Bajie is really well-developed, especially in the Wuzhuang Temple section, where you can see the multifaceted nature of humanity.

It's super good. I've always loved reading Journey to the West, and this one is really well-written. Everyone says the female lead is an old woman, but she doesn't seem like one to me. Besides, the female lead infiltrated the pilgrimage group to gain immortality and accumulate merit to enhance herself. Isn't that an equal exchange? I've read it a second time and I'm already about halfway through. Look at my reading time!

It's clear the author has a good grasp of the original work. The author has a knack for writing about food, and the protagonist isn't a celestial being, but a kind-hearted and principled little demon. The story is refreshingly lively, with moments of humor and satire, and discussions of profound topics, but none of it is heavy or dull; it flows smoothly like water.

This is so good! This is the dream story I've been searching for for so long! I've always wanted to read a food-themed story where the female lead transmigrates to the Journey to the West world, and it has to be all friendship with no romance, and the writing style has to be mature and not childish. It's so hard to find one! 😭 Thank you, author, I love you!

The pacing isn't fast, but the plot unfolds gently, making it incredibly enjoyable to watch Yuan Yuan and Monkey King's chivalrous adventures! Especially satisfying was seeing Baihua Xiu seize power and ascend the throne! Princess Iron Fan and the Jade-Faced Fox both drove away the Bull Demon King and focused on their cultivation. We girls need to watch things like this to have the motivation to make a living! 💕

I absolutely love this book! It's so good. The descriptions of the food are incredibly appetizing; they make my mouth water just looking at them. The interactions between the characters and their disciples are also very believable and heartwarming, showing a deep bond between them. Zhu Yuanyuan, through her culinary skills and foresight, helps them overcome many hardships.