After Sun Wukong's primordial spirit was burned away by Wutian's Spirit-Destroying Golden Lotus, his remnant soul unexpectedly transmigrated through the ages.
When he awoke, he had become Yuan Hong, the demon king of Mount Mei during the Shang-Zhou era. His cultivation was only at the Celestial Immortal realm, and his followers were nothing but minor demons.
Facing the young Yang Jian, who had come to recruit him, he sneered and gripped his staff. “You want me to bow my head? Ask the iron staff in my hand first.”
That day, shadows of his staff crisscrossed the summit of Mount Mei, and the Three-Pointed, Double-Edged Blade was knocked from its wielder's grasp for the first time.
When the Investiture of the Gods War finally began, Yuan Hong pointed his staff toward Spirit Mountain. “Wutian, in this life, it's my turn to take your seat.”
In the morning, I opened "The Battle with Yang Jian at the Beginning of the Conferred Gods List". The sunshine was just right, and the duel in the book was even more exciting! Sun Wukong's soul passed through Yuan Hong, and he had a tough fight with Yang Jian at the beginning. This setting of the battle force of the Journey to the West colliding with the gods is too imaginative. The author uses the words of the Tongtian Cult Master to expose the hypocrisy of "there is no distinction between religions", and integrates the grievances of the saints and the struggles of the demon clan into the dialogue. In just a few words, the undercurrents before the Conferring God War are vividly revealed on the page. The plot is compact and not procrastinating. It has the excitement of a classic showdown, but also contains deep questions about fate and rules. Read a few chapters in the morning to start the day in a good mood!
The Great Huang novel, I read it to the end in one go. It's very interesting. It's very interesting. All kinds of gods, the colors of the characters are very god-like. It's an absolute five-star. Wukong travels through the body of the possessed Yuan Hong, and then Yang Jian happens to come over again. At this time, Yang Jian is still young. The writing style is very calm and delicate. The plot The emotions are ups and downs, and the plot is compact. At first, I thought it was a journey to the west, but later I realized it was not the story. It actually traveled to the world of the gods. In fact, the author should revise it and make the plot more compact. He could omit the part in Lingshan and make it more concise. Then it would be very, very good.
Sun Wukong knows all the plots of the Conferred Gods, but how to change the plot depends on Sun Wukong's clever mind. I hope the author will use a big brain to think about it. Later, he writes about changing the Great Tribulation of the Conferred Gods. Then he meets Fairy Yunxiao, Yuan Hong becomes Fairy Yunxiao's junior brother, and Zhu Bajie also travels through time. This is novel, and then changes a little, and is actually sensed by the way of heaven. Let's see how to break the situation.
In just a few strokes, he outlines the opposition between Jiejiao and Chanjiao. He uses the words of Tongtian Cult Leader to expose the hypocrisy of "there is no religion without distinction", and the grievances at the saint level and the monster clan's struggle for survival are crushed in the dialogue. Yuan Hong's astonishment and Yun Xiao's worry make the decision of the Tongtian leader even more profound - entering the game with the weak, hiding the ambition to break the situation against the trend. In just a few words, the undercurrent before the Conferred Gods War has already hit our face, and the conflict between the character's personality and the camp is immediately apparent, full of tension.
I gave my book a five-star rating, and what I wrote here is that Sun Wukong was killed by Wu Tian. Sun Wukong's true spirit escaped and possessed Yuan Hong in Meishan on the list of gods. At the beginning, he fought against Yang Jian.
This novel is really well written! The author's writing style is very good! The plot is very compact and does not drag out at all. The plot of the novel is also very interesting, not brainless or bloody.
In short, this is a book that is worth reading carefully and savoring again and again in your spare time. Come and read it👀
The remnant soul of Sun Wukong traveled through time and became Yuan Hong, and Yang Jian, a tough young man at the beginning, said "First ask about the iron rod in my hand", which instantly filled the sense of satisfaction. The setting of Journey to the West + God's Shell makes the declaration of revenge of "The stick points to Lingshan and seizes the throne of Wutian" particularly touching. The current pace is bright and the famous scenes are dense. It is a fusion and refreshing novel that can quickly get people hooked. It is suitable for readers who like passionate battles and emotional linkages.
The author's writing style is calm and delicate, without piling up rhetoric or deliberately sensationalizing. The details such as environmental description, psychological description, action and demeanor are handled accurately. A few strokes can heighten the mood and conceal clues, which not only serves the plot but also enhances the texture of the text.
The author of this work is most commendable for his ingenious idea of "traveling after death".
Sun Wukong did not travel through the path of seeking scriptures, nor did he travel through the Huaguo Mountain, but after being killed by Wu Tian - with the memory of death, the awareness of becoming a Buddha, and the vicissitudes of "having lived once", he ran headlong into the battlefield of the gods. The wonderful thing about this setting is: he is not here to cheat, he is here to "make up for it".
Possessed Yuan Hong and became the leader of Meishan, his first opponent was Yang Jian. The author buried a secret mine here: Sun Wukong fought Yang Jian, and Yuan Hong also fought Yang Jian, but "Sun Wukong + Yuan Hong" vs Yang Jian, how to settle the score? The two people each owe each other victory or defeat, and now they are stacked on the same person. This battle is not just a sword fight, but a settlement of old accounts across time and space.
What's more worth pondering is the question: He knows the ending of the list of gods, knows who is on the list, who is sanctified, and who is dying, but he doesn't know whether he will die again this time. This sense of suspense of "knowing the script but not knowing its ending" makes the entire Tribulation of the Gods particularly intriguing.
The author uses a simple "time-travel possession" to stack the two most powerful monkeys in the mythological system together, and also makes the most tragic disasters of the two eras resonate. Anyone who can come up with this idea must have a deep understanding of the word "regret" - after all, what you want to do most when letting a person who has died once live again is often not to win, but to protect the people who were not protected in the previous life.
The writing is really good. At first glance, I thought it was a fan story after Journey to the West, but I found that was not the case at all. It was an independent story.
The opposition between Chanjiao and Jiejiao is also well written. Each of these guys is more hypocritical than the last.
Although the fight with Yang Jian at the beginning is a classic setting, it is really well written.
All in all this is a good book.
It perfectly integrates the two classic IPs of Journey to the West and Fengshen, and reinterprets the troubled times of Fengshen from the perspective of Monkey King. From the opening scene of Wukong vs. Yang Jian to the subsequent break of the Gods Tribulation, every plot is full of excitement and suspense. It not only satisfies readers' fantasy of "the showdown between two war gods", but also explores the deep theme of "how outsiders break the rules".
In the morning, I opened "The Battle with Yang Jian at the Beginning of the Conferred Gods List". The sunshine was just right, and the duel in the book was even more exciting! Sun Wukong's soul passed through Yuan Hong, and he had a tough fight with Yang Jian at the beginning. This setting of the battle force of the Journey to the West colliding with the gods is too imaginative. The author uses the words of the Tongtian Cult Master to expose the hypocrisy of "there is no distinction between religions", and integrates the grievances of the saints and the struggles of the demon clan into the dialogue. In just a few words, the undercurrents before the Conferring God War are vividly revealed on the page. The plot is compact and not procrastinating. It has the excitement of a classic showdown, but also contains deep questions about fate and rules. Read a few chapters in the morning to start the day in a good mood!
The Great Huang novel, I read it to the end in one go. It's very interesting. It's very interesting. All kinds of gods, the colors of the characters are very god-like. It's an absolute five-star. Wukong travels through the body of the possessed Yuan Hong, and then Yang Jian happens to come over again. At this time, Yang Jian is still young. The writing style is very calm and delicate. The plot The emotions are ups and downs, and the plot is compact. At first, I thought it was a journey to the west, but later I realized it was not the story. It actually traveled to the world of the gods. In fact, the author should revise it and make the plot more compact. He could omit the part in Lingshan and make it more concise. Then it would be very, very good. Sun Wukong knows all the plots of the Conferred Gods, but how to change the plot depends on Sun Wukong's clever mind. I hope the author will use a big brain to think about it. Later, he writes about changing the Great Tribulation of the Conferred Gods. Then he meets Fairy Yunxiao, Yuan Hong becomes Fairy Yunxiao's junior brother, and Zhu Bajie also travels through time. This is novel, and then changes a little, and is actually sensed by the way of heaven. Let's see how to break the situation.
In just a few strokes, he outlines the opposition between Jiejiao and Chanjiao. He uses the words of Tongtian Cult Leader to expose the hypocrisy of "there is no religion without distinction", and the grievances at the saint level and the monster clan's struggle for survival are crushed in the dialogue. Yuan Hong's astonishment and Yun Xiao's worry make the decision of the Tongtian leader even more profound - entering the game with the weak, hiding the ambition to break the situation against the trend. In just a few words, the undercurrent before the Conferred Gods War has already hit our face, and the conflict between the character's personality and the camp is immediately apparent, full of tension.
I gave my book a five-star rating, and what I wrote here is that Sun Wukong was killed by Wu Tian. Sun Wukong's true spirit escaped and possessed Yuan Hong in Meishan on the list of gods. At the beginning, he fought against Yang Jian.
This novel is really well written! The author's writing style is very good! The plot is very compact and does not drag out at all. The plot of the novel is also very interesting, not brainless or bloody. In short, this is a book that is worth reading carefully and savoring again and again in your spare time. Come and read it👀
The remnant soul of Sun Wukong traveled through time and became Yuan Hong, and Yang Jian, a tough young man at the beginning, said "First ask about the iron rod in my hand", which instantly filled the sense of satisfaction. The setting of Journey to the West + God's Shell makes the declaration of revenge of "The stick points to Lingshan and seizes the throne of Wutian" particularly touching. The current pace is bright and the famous scenes are dense. It is a fusion and refreshing novel that can quickly get people hooked. It is suitable for readers who like passionate battles and emotional linkages.
The author's writing style is calm and delicate, without piling up rhetoric or deliberately sensationalizing. The details such as environmental description, psychological description, action and demeanor are handled accurately. A few strokes can heighten the mood and conceal clues, which not only serves the plot but also enhances the texture of the text.
The author of this work is most commendable for his ingenious idea of "traveling after death". Sun Wukong did not travel through the path of seeking scriptures, nor did he travel through the Huaguo Mountain, but after being killed by Wu Tian - with the memory of death, the awareness of becoming a Buddha, and the vicissitudes of "having lived once", he ran headlong into the battlefield of the gods. The wonderful thing about this setting is: he is not here to cheat, he is here to "make up for it". Possessed Yuan Hong and became the leader of Meishan, his first opponent was Yang Jian. The author buried a secret mine here: Sun Wukong fought Yang Jian, and Yuan Hong also fought Yang Jian, but "Sun Wukong + Yuan Hong" vs Yang Jian, how to settle the score? The two people each owe each other victory or defeat, and now they are stacked on the same person. This battle is not just a sword fight, but a settlement of old accounts across time and space. What's more worth pondering is the question: He knows the ending of the list of gods, knows who is on the list, who is sanctified, and who is dying, but he doesn't know whether he will die again this time. This sense of suspense of "knowing the script but not knowing its ending" makes the entire Tribulation of the Gods particularly intriguing. The author uses a simple "time-travel possession" to stack the two most powerful monkeys in the mythological system together, and also makes the most tragic disasters of the two eras resonate. Anyone who can come up with this idea must have a deep understanding of the word "regret" - after all, what you want to do most when letting a person who has died once live again is often not to win, but to protect the people who were not protected in the previous life.
The writing is really good. At first glance, I thought it was a fan story after Journey to the West, but I found that was not the case at all. It was an independent story. The opposition between Chanjiao and Jiejiao is also well written. Each of these guys is more hypocritical than the last. Although the fight with Yang Jian at the beginning is a classic setting, it is really well written. All in all this is a good book.
It perfectly integrates the two classic IPs of Journey to the West and Fengshen, and reinterprets the troubled times of Fengshen from the perspective of Monkey King. From the opening scene of Wukong vs. Yang Jian to the subsequent break of the Gods Tribulation, every plot is full of excitement and suspense. It not only satisfies readers' fantasy of "the showdown between two war gods", but also explores the deep theme of "how outsiders break the rules".