
When People Travel to the West, I, Sun Wukong, Swear That I Will Never Become a Buddha.
人在西游,我孙悟空誓不成佛
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 213k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Fantasy High-Concept
- Audience
- Male
- Updated
- 26d ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Stats
44Reads
68Chapters
9Listens
32kReads · all time





It's okay, it's a straightforward white text. I've been under a lot of pressure recently, so I need to read this kind of book to relieve myself. There are just a few typos and illogical sentences, not many. In terms of describing the time span, unlike most similar books that say hundreds of millions of years, here it is written as tens of millions of years. There are also some magic weapons, the origins of immortals and gods, etc. It is different from similar books and is a bit awkward. Overall, it's pretty cool. Come on, I'll give you 4 stars to encourage you.
Personally, I feel like this novel is well written. What I want to see now is how the protagonist solves the problem? Learn from this incident. There is another problem. The current struggle between the protagonist's cultivation level and that of a saint is too big. The protagonist can level up quickly and become invincible, but if you go too far and can fight a saint directly, then the novel will have to be completed within 500,000 words. You should write some unexpected scenes and exciting battle scenes that will make readers wonder.
Come on, come on, come on
The beginning feels okay, but then...