Journey to the West: That Monkey Calls Me Senior Brother

It's well-written and quite faithful to the original Journey to the West, emphasizing immortal magic power as secondary and supernatural abilities and magical treasures as primary. However, the limited differentiation between realms makes the Twenty-Eight Constellations seem too low-level. While it could be argued that Kui Mulang stole treasures to enhance his strength when he descended to the mortal realm, it still feels like something is missing.

It's been a long time since I've seen such high-quality Journey to the West fanfiction. The plot is captivating, with each element seamlessly connected, and the content is incredibly diverse. It's not just random fabrication; the protagonist is righteous and kind of like the classic male lead. Well… I can't really find anything particularly insightful about this kind of story. In short, this book is enjoyable and has no major flaws. Five stars!

I found this in a new book; it's a fanfiction book worth following. It captures some of the plot from Journey to the West, and the original storyline feels fresh. I've been following it closely, it's great, please update more often! There seem to be so few readers, please don't abandon it! 🥺

This book is quite good. The battle scenes are immersive, the details are vividly described, and the interpersonal combat is quite in line with my expectations at the time. The first few chapters might have been rushed, but the later chapters gradually bring together some character relationships and the protagonist's inner thoughts. I hope the author can continue at this pace and write it well.

Aside from the protagonist's overwhelming power and the sheer strength of Fangcun Mountain, everything else is quite good. I wonder how they'll handle the eighty-one tribulations later on, given that the protagonist is already this strong after only 30 years.

It's impossible to please everyone. The author has already put a lot of effort into writing this. We can have friendly discussions about the plot's plausibility; I will reply to each one I see, just please refrain from being hostile. I hope you gentlemen can understand. Thank you very much.

He traveled back in time. He was given slightly better skills than ordinary mortals. He did the same work as Sun Wukong.

It's really good, I hope the author keeps up the good work 🤭

It's a great read, well-written, I finished it in one go. It's really good. Ignoring some unnecessary points, it's very well written. The protagonist is upright but also has genuine feelings. He's willing to break his principles to protect the monkey. The only time he breaks his principles is when he threatens the monkey that there will be no next time, but he doesn't seem hypocritical.

It's alright, but some parts are quite toxic.