
Journey to the West: We've All Transmigrated, So Who Still Cares About the Monkey?
西游,都穿越了谁还看猴啊?
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- Completed
- Length
- 658k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Eastern Cultivation
- Updated
- 6mo ago
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- Fanqie
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Are There Any Novels That Focus Solely on Journey to the West, Without Primordial Chaos, Investiture of the Gods, or Conspiracy Theories?
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I Want Pure Journey to the West, Not Primordial Chaos
Are there any straightforward Journey to the West stories? I want mythology, not a sequel to the Primordial World. Ideally, the protagonist should be original, and Tang Sanzang should be decisive and ruthless, cultivating his own Buddhism rather than becoming one of those bald Western monks.
Any Novels Related to Jin Yong, Like The Return of the Condor Heroes or The Legend of the Condor Heroes?
For example, transmigration or being reborn
Are There Any Journey to the West Novels Without Conspiracy Theories, Just a Normal Pilgrimage to the Western Heaven?
I'm looking for novels about traveling west the whole way, without going off on tangents like killing Tang Sanzang or the Tathagata.
Please Recommend Pure Journey to the West Novels, No Conspiracy Theories, Primordial World, or Investiture of the Gods
Looking for a Modern Story with a Ghost Wife, Fox Demons, Multiple Female Leads, and Exciting Fights
I want to read books similar to “Lord of the Source Clan.”
Journey to the West Books That'll Make You Laugh So Hard You'll Get in Trouble at Midnight
Any Other Good Journey to the West Stories?
I'm Out of Books to Read. Looking for Stories About the Celestial Court
Please, I'm begging you.
Any Novels About Transmigrating Into Journey to the West?
No Western elements.
So It Was You, That Monkey Eating Peaches Behind the Slanted Moon and Three Stars Cave!
Are there any good Journey to the West stories that aren't weird?
Any Journey to the West Stories That Aren’t Nonsensical or Painful to Read?
I want to read books like Primordial World: From Blind Box Merchant to Mythic Great Luo.
Any Stories Where the Protagonist Has the Thirty-Six Heavenly Transformations and Seventy-Two Earthly Transformations?
Looking for Satisfying Novels About Sun Wukong
If I become a Buddha, there will be no demons in the world. If I become a demon, what can the Buddha do to me? If I become an immortal, I'll see through the world's countless troubles. If I become human, I'll love you for ten thousand years!
Novels Where the Protagonist Knows All Kinds of Taoist Magic
The protagonist knows all kinds of Daoist arts, using rituals, talismans, seals, and so on. The focus should be on powerful Daoist techniques, not supernatural abilities. Something like *Great Qin: From the Start, I Used the Big Dipper Lamp to Prolong Qin Shi Huang's Life*.
Looking for a Reborn Journey to the West Story
Looking for books like Transmigrating into Journey to the West: Confessing to Guanyin Bodhisattva from the Start. Sun Wukong.
Books About Journey to the West
I think the protagonist was Sun Wukong's brother, maybe his older or younger brother. I forget. Sun Wukong may have been humiliated or killed, so the protagonist called his underlings and went to help him teach the Jade Emperor and the others a lesson.
Primordial Chaos and Journey to the West Novels, But the Protagonist Shouldn't Be Too Overpowered
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The foreshadowing descriptions in these chapters at the beginning really suit my reading taste, and I am full of expectations for the subsequent plot!
It's okay, you have your own ideas
To be fair, the writing is good, but there are some loopholes
It's okay, but there are not as many chapters about the protagonist as there are about the female supporting apprentices. Is it appropriate?
It's beautiful, but you'll be at a disadvantage if you don't look back [shy][shy]
It's not bad, but if you want to see monkeys, you really don't need to go. After all, the protagonist hasn't even seen the shadow of a monkey so far.
I've seen 4 or 5 orders and I think they're okay. The opening of the first dozen or so chapters is pretty good, but by Chapter 20.30, The plot of two little girls is all about the main storyline. It's all unimportant plots, but they are written in detail. I can't help but read it.
Not bad and interesting
So far it looks good, keep going.
From what I've seen so far, I feel like the pacing is pretty good and the supporting characters are well portrayed, so stay tuned.