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

It's incredibly good, the plot is truly captivating and seamlessly connected, especially the part about how my junior brother is doing after five hundred years apart at Fangcun Mountain. It really felt like the injustices Wukong suffered in the original story now had someone to stand up for him.

I came here from another app to rate the author. I really like novels without mindless villains; they're very enjoyable to read. The writing is also quite good. Overall, it's a decent Journey to the West fanfiction with a satisfying feel.

I think it's really good, and it's a genuine "feel-good" story, not just a Journey to the West novel that uses the name to simply go through the motions. 👍👍👍 I hope there won't be a female lead later on. I don't really like adding a female lead to this kind of story; it makes it feel too formulaic and not as good. In short, the author's writing style is also good, and the overall reading experience is very comfortable.

It's well-written, with a strong fantasy element. It's one of the better Journey to the West fanfictions I've read. The writing is smooth, and the overall plot is very enjoyable. I read forty or fifty chapters in one go, and the part around chapter thirty was particularly exciting.

It's super, super good! The author's writing is excellent, the plot is fantastic, and there are some touching moments. Every time Wukong is wronged, his senior brother stands up for him. I love it so much! 🥰

It's definitely worth reading. I haven't finished it yet, but there's no denying it's really good. It mainly tells the story of the protagonist outwitting and outmaneuvering the other characters in Journey to the West. Each chapter contains underlying principles and unspoken rules. It's the best Journey to the West novel I've ever read. The morals in the story are easy to understand.

I think it's really good. I've watched a third of it, and I highly recommend it. A definite thumbs up! Let me tell the author again, please, please don't give the protagonist a female lead. No woman in this story is good enough for the protagonist. Adding one will ruin the story. Please don't add one! I'm giving it a thumbs up!

I must say, Chapter Seven was truly high-energy from start to finish! Putting aside the system tasks and the protagonist's reaction to Bodhi Patriarch, this chapter was almost perfectly written in my opinion! It was an absolute high-octane start. Did the author use AI?

Li Ping'an is the most secretive master in Journey to the West. He entered Bodhi's tutelage before Sun Wukong, learning orthodox Taoist arts. Calm and reserved, unlike Wukong's flamboyant nature, he witnessed Wukong's entire apprenticeship, seeing through his rebellious spirit, yet remained a silent observer, never vying for power.

It's so good! The Monkey King finally has a backstory! T^T Keep up the good work, author!