
Great Sage, I Have Come to Make Trouble with You in Heaven
大圣,朕来与你闹天宫
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 422k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Romance
- Updated
- 7mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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"Great Sage, I Come to Trouble with You in Heaven" reconstructs the classic Journey to the West from a novel perspective, placing the emperor and the Great Sage on the same resistance front, breaking the traditional narrative framework. The author uses a both solemn and humorous style of writing, which not only retains the unruly nature of the great sage, but also endows the emperor with Machiavellian wisdom. The process between the two from testing to joining forces is full of tension. The decay of the heavenly palace and the rigidity of the heavenly rules are embodied. The emperor's "noisy" carries the ideal of governance, and the great sage's "noisy" hides the desire for freedom. The two rebellious spirits collide to create a different spark. Although it is a fantasy theme, it is a metaphor for the reflection on authority in reality. The language has both ancient charm and modern edge. It is a masterpiece that has the courage to subvert without losing depth.