
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
- 6mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Stats
218Chapters
2.7kReads
6.1Score
145Shelves
510Listens
125.6kReads · all time
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The author has something to say: When the Monkey King found out that he was the "unkillable" protagonist of Tiandao, he decided not to act. Just lie down under the Five Elements Mountain and see who goes crazy first. Add a bookshelf and watch how the play ends. [Eat melon][eat melon]
I have read a lot of books on Journey to the West, and I can get into this book. The emotional descriptions are very delicate. For example, the scene where Yang Jian washes the monkey's face and the monkey returns to Huaguo Mountain is quite tearful. The imagination is also very big, and the plot is fresh and not monotonous. I just hope it will advance faster. Sun Wukong suffered under the mountain in the early stage, but in the later stage he saw that the line of cause and effect is invincible, so he should take revenge and go directly to Tathagata. He should be the first one to do it, and there is nothing left to say.
After reading the beginning, it looked a bit familiar. Seeing the middle part, hiss, it looks even more familiar. Finally, hey, I'm wet! Isn't this the Journey to the West version of the husband-chasing (monkey) crematorium? But the writing is pretty good. Can see.
It's very beautiful [Adoration] [Adoration], who knows the pain of low tears [almost crying] [almost crying] [almost crying]
Very good, disgusting Buddha
The language is quite interesting, the more I read, the more I want to read.
I've watched a third of it, it's really good! A very novel theme!
Personally, I feel that Dang Shuang's article is very good. Although I think about it from the outside, I think that the immortals and Buddhas are too bad. Although I don't believe in immortals and Buddhas, I don't want to see how cruel the immortals and Buddhas are, and don't distinguish between right and wrong, good and evil.
The writing is quite good. This is the first time I have seen a story about Journey to the West based on the logic of a female channel [face covering] chasing the wife [Wukong] and the crematorium. But personally, I felt a little bit bored after watching it, so I stopped reading.
Looking horizontally and vertically, it looks like a crematorium for chasing your wife. If you really succeed in chasing your wife later, it will be really unbelievable. Well, it's not even as good as the protagonist in Chasing His Wife's Crematorium. He is cool and ignores everyone in the front, but starts to complain to Ananda Kassapa in the back. I don't understand. The introduction should mean that he wants to go to the spiritual mountain. If he is so long-winded, why are you talking about all this nonsense?