Journey to the West: After the Pilgrimage, All Beings Become Demons

This creative novel based on the sequel of Journey to the West is really amazing! The author uses delicate brushstrokes to outline the peaceful and prosperous age after the success of Buddhist scriptures, which not only continues the Zen philosophy of the original work, but also injects unique literary imagination. Particularly exquisite is the depiction of the scene of Sun Wukong's return home - when the Great Sage shouted "Children, my old grandson is back", the roar of the mountains and the tsunami after that moment of silence vividly demonstrated five hundred years of longing and loyalty. The warm scene of the night talk in Shuiliandong perfectly presents Wukong's growth and tenderness after suffering through the details of "ignoring the pain of the curse and only telling the fun stories of subduing demons". The work is very comfortable in classical vernacular, and the artistic conception of "the mountains in the distance are like black daisy, surrounded by mountains and rivers", and the use of "the music, the harp, the pipa are so numerous" all demonstrate the profound foundation of Chinese traditional culture. Even more rare is innovation in inheritance: the humorous interlude of Bajie fighting the Jade Emperor and the suspenseful foreshadowing of the changes in the East China Sea have injected fresh vitality into the classic IP. This is not only a continuation of the Journey to the West story, but also a profound ode to responsibility, growth and destination. I look forward to this excellent work being published as soon as possible so that more readers can appreciate this sequel to Journey to the West that is full of Zen and warmth!

I have always liked novels about Journey to the West. The author has a great imagination. He subverts the traditional happy ending. There is an undercurrent surging under the peaceful appearance. I like this kind of journey to the West with a dark flavor. I love it.

There are many characters, ever-changing, and it feels quite fun. Characters like Sun Wukong will appear in their minds, as well as the Ten Palaces of Yama, Erlang Shen, Japanese, Nuclear Waste Water, etc. It's fun, fun. 🤭🤭🤭🤭🤭

- It is written like a sequel to Journey to the West. After the four masters and disciples obtained the scriptures and became Buddhas, they started to kill demons and eliminate demons and support justice in response to a series of events. The plot is very attractive and worth watching.

It is written like a sequel to Journey to the West. After the four masters and disciples obtained the true scriptures and became Buddhas, they started to fight against a series of events to slay demons and support justice. The author describes wonderful stories in a vernacular style similar to Journey to the West, presenting an oriental fantasy world in front of readers. Come on, look forward to more exciting plots!

Journey to the West spin-off is high! From the former great sage to the victorious Buddha, the canopy becomes a pure altar, who understands the sparks of identity conflict? The reversal of the three realms from peace to undercurrent is so gripping, and it still continues the Zen spirit of the original work. The author's imagination and writing are both online. Watching the master and apprentice explore the darkness is super exciting, and you can't stop following it!

The opening chapter is about Sun Wukong fighting the Japanese pirates, and by the way, the story of Mount Fuji is joked about, which is very innovative. The men in black in Chapter 2 have laid a lot of foreshadowing for what will follow... This place has the flavor of Journey to the West that you are familiar with, and there are even more amazing alternative stories here... The author's imagination is not only great, but he is also very humorous. He has recreated the stories from ancient oriental myths, making it very interesting and readable.

It is a brand new interpretation of traditional themes. I have to say that the author is very good at writing. He uses capable and delicate words to outline a peaceful world that appears peaceful but actually hides a dark conspiracy. There are tributes to classic characters, and there are also ingenious ideas for innovation and expansion. Such a beautiful journey to the west must be praised with five stars!

It turns out to be a novel about the sequel to Journey to the West. It is very eye-catching. I like to read the plot of Journey to the West. After learning the scriptures, I start the daily life of conquering demons. The writing and language are capable and down-to-earth, and the plot rhythm is well controlled. It is worth savoring 👍

This is equivalent to a sequel to Journey to the West. It breaks the traditional happy ending of successful Buddhist scriptures. Under the peaceful appearance, there is a crisis hidden. The heaven is penetrated by dark forces, and the three realms are in danger. The character settings in the book are exquisite, and the dialogues between the fighting Buddha and the Monkey King, the envoy of Jingtan and Marshal Tianpeng are full of tension between fate and redemption. The story is fast-paced, suspenseful and fascinating!