Five Hundred Years Since We Parted at Fangcun Mountain, How Have You Been, Junior Brother?

It's very interesting to watch. The plot is really exciting and very cohesive, especially the part about Fangcun Mountain that has been separated for five hundred years. How are you doing, little junior brother? When it came out, I really felt that someone was supporting Wukong in the original work when he was wronged.

I came here from another software to rate the author. I really like this kind of novel without brainless villains. It is very enjoyable to read. The writing style is also good. Overall, it is a good Westward Journey fanfic.

I think it's very interesting, and it's really a refreshing novel, rather than a Journey to the West novel that simply goes through the story in the name of a refreshing novel [Like][Like][Like] I hope there won't be a female protagonist in the future. I don't really like adding a female protagonist to this kind of novel. It feels too cookie-cutter and not good-looking. In short, the author's writing style is also good, and the overall feeling is very comfortable to read.

The writing is very good, with a strong fairy tale flavor. It is the best among the Westward Journey fanfics I have read. The writing style is also very smooth, and the overall plot is very enjoyable. I read forty or fifty chapters in one go, and the plot of more than thirty chapters really took off.

Super, super good-looking. The author's writing is very good. The plot is also very exciting. There are also some touching plots. Every time Wukong is wronged, the senior brother will stand behind him. I like it so much🥰

It's worth reading. I haven't finished it yet. It's undeniable that it's really good. The main story is: the protagonist fights wits and courage with everyone in Journey to the West. Each chapter contains hidden rules. It is the best Journey to the West work I have read so far. The principles in the story are easy to understand. Some great masters in the comments of this book will also simplify some principles. Fellow Taoists, please stay. It is worth reading. It is useless to say more. You will know it at a glance.

I think it's very beautiful. I've watched a third of it. I highly recommend it and give it an absolute thumbs up. Let me tell the author again, never give a female protagonist to the protagonist. There is no female protagonist in this article who can be worthy of the protagonist. If you add one, it will be ruined. Don't add one! Come for a good review. It's a pure male protagonist route. There is no CP, no female protagonist, and no messy emotional lines. It's worth giving you super praise. There is only one absolute protagonist in the world of this book. I highly recommend it. I'm glad the author didn't get disturbed by other comments about "I want a female protagonist." Otherwise, this book would be really useless. I give it five stars again. I look forward to seeing you in the next book [Blow kiss]

I have to say that in my opinion, Chapter 7 is really high energy throughout! Putting aside the system tasks and the protagonist's reaction to Patriarch Bodhi, this chapter is almost perfectly written in my opinion! This is an absolute high start Did the author use AI? Some descriptive adjectives are too repetitive, the inner drama is too samey, and the protagonist is too perverted. In my opinion, it feels like opening high and going low. Moreover, the protagonist's mentality changes a bit too quickly, and the transition is still rather... Steep and not very smooth. Because the protagonist is still a salty fish in the early stage, it doesn't feel very reasonable to become scheming just because of a little attention.

Li Pingan is the most secretive master in Journey to the West. He became a disciple of Bodhi earlier than Wukong, and learned orthodox Taoism. He is calm and restrained, unlike Wukong's arrogance. He witnessed the whole process of Wukong's learning, and saw through his unruly nature, but he always watched silently, neither fighting nor grabbing. The eldest brother is well versed in the true meaning of his sect. He does not seek magical powers to soar in the clouds and mist, but only pursues the true nature of cultivating the mind and enlightening the Tao. In the end, he stays safely in Fangcun Mountain, far away from the disputes in the three realms. He is the most sober person among Bodhi disciples, he knows how to advance and retreat, he is not greedy for supernatural power and high position, and he guards the gate of the mountain and his original intention. This transparency is more rare than the sharp edge of "Havoc in Heaven", and it has become a low-key but touching background in Journey to the West, revealing the wisdom of choices on the road to spiritual practice. Feel

Very nice. The Monkey King finally has a background, T^T, please give the author a big boost