Sun Wukong from Dream Journey to the West, and You Call Him a Plush Monkey?

I even played the mobile game "Dream Maker" specifically for your book, but now Sun Wukong no longer has the Seventy-Two Slashes and Heavy Slash; instead, he's replaced with the Spirit-Consuming Six-Eared Macaque and the Spirit-Gathering Seventy-Two Heavy Cudgels. He used to be able to stack dozens of slashes, but now he can only stack two. Wukong has received an epic nerf, becoming practically trash.

Brother, keep going! We're counting on you. You're the only hope for our Dream Village!

First review! "Journey to the West: Sun Wukong, You Call Him a Puppet Monkey" by Invincible Cabbage is a fantasy novel. Tang Sen's contract with a "Puppet Monkey" is ridiculed, but unexpectedly, it turns out to be the Great Sage Equaling Heaven, Sun Wukong!

The few novels that depict a dreamlike journey to the West are indeed worth reading; I'll give them five stars for now. Sha Wujing and Zhu Bajie: So what about us? Little White Dragon: Preserving my life is considered a success.

The Western fantasy storyline of a hero fighting a demon king was so satisfying!

I watched it to the end, and well, it was alright. If you're bored and have nothing else to watch, I'd recommend it. If I had to rate it, I'd put it around 8.5 To 9. The world-building is quite vast, but it feels like some kind of secret realm. It doesn't need to be too long, and if you don't get anything good...

The current dungeon is similar to Crafting 3 and drops Crafting 3 equipment. So, will Crafting 4 and 5 be done in the next dungeon?

Keep it up, I've basically never seen any books about Journey to the West.

It's alright, there aren't any major logical problems. And it's a rare story based on the "Journey to the West" theme, so I'll give it some support.

Can the main character level up? Or will the experience he gains from fighting be directly transferred to the monkey? The biggest problem is that the combat power is somewhat inconsistent; something seems off in some parts.