
Wukong Reborn: This Time, I’ll Leave Mount Ling and Never Look Back
悟空重生:此去灵台不问西
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 663k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Eastern Cultivation
- Updated
- 11mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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303Chapters
32Reads
5.8Score
9Listens
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The great sage has been reborn. I look forward to the great sage changing his fate against the will of heaven! ! Please update more! ! !
After Wukong is reborn, he returns to Huaguo. This setting is quite immersive. The beginning of the chapter is full of the suffocating energy of learning scriptures in his previous life. After rebirth, Wukong is no longer the impulsive stone monkey he used to be. He is more calm after learning the scriptures. Facing the familiar scene of Huaguo Mountain, the energy of changing things and people is written out. The plot advances without any delay. From adapting to rebirth, consolidating Huaguo Mountain, to secretly investigating doubts in the past life, every step reflects his wisdom of using experience to avoid pitfalls. The language style is down-to-earth, and the dialogue fits the character's personality. Overall, it's suspenseful and enjoyable. I want to continue watching to see how he changes his destiny~
Good to see, Sun Wukong is every child's hero when they were young.
A very novel theme, the great sage resurrected! Super awesome
The subject matter is very novel, and it feels like Journey to the West. I'm looking forward to the plot behind it. Come on.
The author is very imaginative and the writing is very interesting. Not bad, well worth watching.
The reborn Wukong has such an amazing imagination! It's pretty cool, please keep updating! Already looking forward to the follow-up details
It's so beautiful, the subject matter is so novel, I can't stop watching it.
The Great Sage is worthy of anyone. If you come back to this life again, Wukong can be the free monk you want to be!
I really like books written in big letters. They are very interesting. I write a lot about Wukong [shy][shy][shy][shy].