[Journey to the West + Monster Autobiographies + Bull Demon King + Black Bear Spirit + Red Boy + Princess Iron Fan + White Bone Spirit...]
This book tells the story from the monsters' own perspectives, revealing the secrets of their origins, their motives, and their fates.
See a cast of beings from every walk of life in a story of Journey to the West's monsters, told from a different angle.
Gradually, their secrets come to light:
Why was the Black Bear Spirit immediately singled out by Bodhisattva Guanyin and taken on as a guardian deity?
Why is Red Boy so brazen that he even dares to enslave Earth Immortals? Is he really the son of the Bull Demon King and Princess Iron Fan?
Why does the Bull Demon King seek out a fox spirit when he already has Princess Iron Fan?
All the answers await you in The Legends of the Monsters of Journey to the West. Come and read!
(This book does not alter the original main plot of Journey to the West. It reveals the secrets unique to its monsters through their individual perspectives.)
This book has a unique perspective. It uses the demons in Journey to the West as the first perspective, and is divided into biographies. Let us learn about the unknown side of demons from another angle: Black Bear Monster: "I'm black, but I have character! Who wouldn't say I'm 'dark and handsome' from all over the place!" Red Boy: "Everyone thinks I'm the child of the Bull Demon King and the Iron Fan Princess. It's a joke. If that's true, would I dare to be so crazy (not even the Bull Demon King would dare to enslave the mountain god)? Also, are you also the rescuer invited by the monkey?" Bull Demon King: "Why do you think I, Old Cow, have Princess Iron Fan and want to find the vixen..." If you are interested, you can take a look [smile]😳 Take a look at the story of the Bull Demon King, and you will realize that being a monster really has no future! 😏😳