(If you don't like it, don't comment. It's purely for entertainment, so please don't comment!)
In the early part of this book, Mr. Wu Cheng'en will use the form of a story to tell the content that Mr. Wu Cheng'en did not dare to express directly in the original work.
Only after Sun Wukong learned his mission and identity did the story really begin...
Because the book touches on Taoism, Buddhism, and all kinds of people, demons, and immortals, it is purely imaginary and has no specificity.
The plot is also modified by magic. It is purely for entertainment and not offensive in any way!
Reader comments
The author has a great imagination and his thoughts on fate are also thought-provoking. But I felt a bit depressed while watching it, and I hope the story will be more exciting later on.
I want this sky to be able to cover my eyes no longer, I want this earth to be able to bury my heart no longer, I want all living beings to understand my intentions, and I want all the Buddhas to disappear into thin air!
The author is very good at making things happen, making people cry while reading, and make people cry and laugh again.
The book is full of helplessness and full of humor.
There is not so much nonsense in the content, but more of reality.
The only bad thing is that the first twenty chapters feel a bit stuck, but after reading the thirty chapters, I realized that the text has been revised several times, and I hope it can be optimized.
Alas, we are not Wukong living in modern times!
I have read and updated, and I will continue to update.
I hope everyone will comment more so that the author can better improve this book.
It's good-looking and exciting. It's not a conspiracy about Journey to the West. It's full of warmth. Come on, author!
The author has a great imagination and his thoughts on fate are also thought-provoking. But I felt a bit depressed while watching it, and I hope the story will be more exciting later on. I want this sky to be able to cover my eyes no longer, I want this earth to be able to bury my heart no longer, I want all living beings to understand my intentions, and I want all the Buddhas to disappear into thin air!
The author is very good at making things happen, making people cry while reading, and make people cry and laugh again. The book is full of helplessness and full of humor. There is not so much nonsense in the content, but more of reality. The only bad thing is that the first twenty chapters feel a bit stuck, but after reading the thirty chapters, I realized that the text has been revised several times, and I hope it can be optimized. Alas, we are not Wukong living in modern times! I have read and updated, and I will continue to update.
I hope everyone will comment more so that the author can better improve this book.
It's good-looking and exciting. It's not a conspiracy about Journey to the West. It's full of warmth. Come on, author!