Journey to the West: The Great Sage Equal to Heaven's True Power

The writing is really good, and the author has a relatively good understanding of the original work (at least he won't write Wukong as a man transformed by the Sky-Mending Stone. Last time I saw one [awkward laugh] and it felt like the monkey's B level suddenly dropped a lot. It seems that many people have this misunderstanding [crazy]) The descriptions are also good. I hope the author will continue to work hard [please update]

The mist is coming proudly, the flowers and fruits are fragrant, and the sea is set with a stick and thousands of demons are approaching. Outside the East China Sea, in the water curtain, Qi Tianbi Gaoxian bowed.

For those who like pure Journey to the West, I finally don't have to watch Journey to the West before and after the Great Desolation. It's really annoying. However, I object to one thing. I think the Monkey Brother in the book is still too arrogant. I think that the Monkey Brother who is really not too arrogant should maximize the number of parts of his body and then become invisible + beat the sap with the golden hoop with all his strength [smile][smile][smile][smile][smile][smile]

I can't believe that this article has such a low rating. I have read more than 100 chapters so far, which makes me, a person who likes Sun Wukong, very happy to read it. Moreover, the author is not just mindless, relying on the original work, without any messy conspiracy theories or accounting theories (these messy arguments really bring Journey to the West down a notch). So it's very comfortable to watch. The author's writing style is also good.

As long as you write about Brother Monkey's majesty, then we will be good friends.

The writing is good, but the author's chapter of "Havoc in Heaven" is a bit long. The real fighting power of Brother Monkey is the best to watch.

I finally read a Journey to the West novel that is not a prehistoric novel. Although I don't agree with some of the content in it, this is also the author's own understanding. Instead of copying a bunch of specious things written in the so-called prehistoric leather bags!

It's a good Journey to the West article, but the long self-talk affects the development of the main plot. If you want to discuss it, you can add a PS at the end to discuss it. The main plot is quite good. I hope the author will update it more and not stop updating it. Although I don't have much money, I can still give it to me for my love every day.

To be honest, it feels like an exaggeration, but if you think about it carefully, it doesn't seem to be much of an exaggeration. The one who can stabilize Sun Wukong in Journey to the West is probably Tathagata. Others, such as Guanyin and Zhen Yuanzi, are doubtful. As for Bodhi, I personally don't think there is such a person. I tend to think that it is a skill that Sun Wukong himself realized.

Good job, the writing of the story needs improvement, but it's well written. A lot of plot was added. However, I hope that when writing about the monsters on Journey to the West, I can refer to the original work as much as possible and add my own ideas. I don't think being a mount is a good thing. For those monsters who think about freedom in the lower world every day, it may be better than death. So I think it doesn't matter whether you let Sun Wukong kill them or have them taken away. Just mention the disadvantages of being a mount. I just read another Journey to the West novel, and I thought the Green Bull Spirit was a good guy, but the book clearly stated that the Green Bull completely sneaked away from the lower world, and lived by eating people every day. There were also the three demons of the Chechi Kingdom and the three rhinoceros spirits, so many people tried to whitewash them [face covering].