
Five Hundred Years Beneath Five Elements Mountain, and I Made Sure the Journey to the West Would Never Happen
五行山下五百年,我让西游永无经
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 468k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Eastern Cultivation
- Updated
- 7mo ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
Other names
- Journey to the West: I'm Your Father, Five Hundred Years Later西游:五百年后我是你爹Alternate title on Fanqie
Stats
218Chapters
1.4kReads · 30 days
128.5kReads · all time
103Shelves
6.1Score
In booklists 3
I’m a Huge Sun Wukong Fan. Recommend Every Book He Appears In!
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Any Novels About Sun Wukong Wreaking Havoc in Heaven?
Looking for a novel where Wukong wreaks havoc in Heaven from the start, gets imprisoned by Buddha, and can defeat both Buddha and the Jade Emperor.
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Reader comments 22
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Author's Note: When the Monkey King discovers he's the protagonist whom Heaven cannot "kill," he decides: he's quitting the act. He'll just lie down under the Five Elements Mountain and see who goes mad first. Add it to your bookshelf and watch how the show ends. 🍉🍉
I've read many Journey to the West books, but this one is quite readable. The emotional descriptions are very delicate; for example, Yang Jian washing the monkey's face, and the scene where the monkey returns to Flower Fruit Mountain are quite tear-jerking. The plot is also very imaginative, fresh and not monotonous. I just wish the story could move faster.
The beginning looked familiar. In the middle, wow, even more familiar. And finally, wow! This is basically a Journey to the West version of a "monkey chasing after its husband" (a reference to a popular Chinese folktale) crematorium. But the writing is pretty good. Readable.
So beautiful 🥰🥰, who understands the pain of being easily moved to tears 🥺🥺🥺
Very good, disgusting Buddha.
The language is quite interesting; the more you look at it, the more you want to read.
I've read a third of it, and it's really good! It's a very novel subject!
Personally, I think it's great as a light novel. Although it's a fictional story, it portrays immortals and Buddhas as too evil. While I don't believe in immortals and Buddhas, I don't want to see them being cruel, unable to distinguish right from wrong, or good from evil.
It's well-written. This is the first time I've seen a story about Journey to the West written according to the logic of a female-oriented novel. 🤦 Chasing after his wife [Sun Wukong] - a crematorium scene. However, I personally found it a little boring towards the end, so I stopped watching.
No matter how you look at it, it's a recipe for disaster – a nightmare of trying to win back his wife. If he actually succeeds, that would be truly incredible. Okay, he's not even as good as the protagonist in "The Wife-Chasing Crematorium". He was cool and ignored everyone at the beginning, but then he started complaining to Ananda and Kasyapa. I don't understand. According to the synopsis, he was supposed to attack Mount Ling. If that's the case, why go on and on with all this nonsense?