Suddenly he was caught in Journey to the West and gained the ability to possess.
Now he is General Tiger Jingyin of Shuangchaling.
In front of them are three Tang monks riding white horses, holding nine-ringed tin staffs, and two walkers beside them.
The mysterious boss's voice entered his mind.
"Teach me the method of possessing spirits to destroy Monk Tang, and the Taoist heart of Sun Wukong."
"Successful achievements lead to enlightenment and immortality; failure of achievements leads to eternal disaster, and deeds cause the soul to fly away."
"Remember, remember!"
Want me to break Tang Sun's heart?
Real or fake?
But he has no choice!
Reader comments
An excellent work. The author attempts to reinterpret "Journey to the West" from the perspective of teacher Wu Chengen. There are roughly two ways to monopolize knowledge. One is to monopolize knowledge at the source by not giving books. The second is not to teach you, but to monopolize the right to interpret. You have a book, but no one explains it to you, and you can't understand it. In the end, you can only rely on your own shallow experience and lack of information system to come up with theories that are specious or even irrelevant. The author's attempt to reinterpret "Journey to the West" is more like a big brother opening up ideas and enlightening wisdom to the illiterate people below. I personally benefited greatly.
The name should be changed to: Prequel to Black Myth, I used inner demons to disturb Tang Sun's state of mind.
Wouldn't this be better? At first glance, I think a lot of people can't recognize the original name as a Westward Journey fanfic.
The angle is novel and the content is interesting, worth watching
I can't stand the original Journey to the West, but this new version is quite interesting.
Author, have you published any other new books?
Although some things are not clearly written, the speculation is a bit poisonous, but other things feel okay, five stars are encouraged.
Reasonable. The writing is so reasonable. Although the logical chain surprised me a little, it is so logical and there is no behavior that makes people feel stupid.
An excellent work. The author attempts to reinterpret "Journey to the West" from the perspective of teacher Wu Chengen. There are roughly two ways to monopolize knowledge. One is to monopolize knowledge at the source by not giving books. The second is not to teach you, but to monopolize the right to interpret. You have a book, but no one explains it to you, and you can't understand it. In the end, you can only rely on your own shallow experience and lack of information system to come up with theories that are specious or even irrelevant. The author's attempt to reinterpret "Journey to the West" is more like a big brother opening up ideas and enlightening wisdom to the illiterate people below. I personally benefited greatly.
The name should be changed to: Prequel to Black Myth, I used inner demons to disturb Tang Sun's state of mind. Wouldn't this be better? At first glance, I think a lot of people can't recognize the original name as a Westward Journey fanfic.
The angle is novel and the content is interesting, worth watching
I can't stand the original Journey to the West, but this new version is quite interesting.
Author, have you published any other new books?
Although some things are not clearly written, the speculation is a bit poisonous, but other things feel okay, five stars are encouraged.
Reasonable. The writing is so reasonable. Although the logical chain surprised me a little, it is so logical and there is no behavior that makes people feel stupid.