In ancient legends, during the Hongmeng period, chaos was undivided, which was the initial state of the universe. It was only after Pangu created the world that the pure and turbid worlds were separated. The birth of Wukong is closely connected with Hongmeng, giving him a more ancient and mysterious life experience, as if he was born from the chaos of Hongmeng and witnessed the great moment when the world first opened. With the original power and aura of the Hongmeng period, he laid a grand and mysterious tone for the story.
The traditional Sun Wukong is a household name. He has great supernatural powers, dares to resist authority, and pursues freedom. But in this book, these classic characteristics of Sun Wukong are retained while expanding and innovating. He is no longer just a traveler who slays demons and monsters on the way to seek scriptures, but also shoulders the important task of guarding the Hongmeng spiritual veins and fighting against the forces of chaos.
In addition, ancient classics such as "The Classic of Mountains and Seas" also inject rich elements into the creation. The rare and exotic animals, mysterious mountains and rivers, and ancient gods recorded in the book, such as Jumang, the Eastern Wood God, and the Ancestor of Bingyi, are all cleverly integrated into the story. These elements enrich the world view of the work, add fantasy and cultural heritage to Sun Wukong's adventure, and make readers feel as if they are in a wonderful world that incorporates various mythological elements.
