The Great Sage Is in Ruins, and the Whole Heaven and Mountain Are in Panic

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The author knows the original work very well, and analyzes the things that we think are weird from the perspective of readers, and uses the original text to explain it, which is well-founded. Why was Sun Wukong able to cause havoc in the Heavenly Palace, but later on he was unable to defeat those little demons on his way to obtain Buddhist scriptures? Recommended and worth reading [Like][Like][Like]

It's my business to watch the kids do their homework. I can't ask them if there's anything they can't do together after they've finished their homework. Happy birthday, baby.

Not bad, pretty good.

What a great book. At the beginning, it was said that Sun Wukong died, but in the end, it was all based on the inference that Sun Wukong did not die.

In fact, it's quite possible, but it's really unconstrained. Did the author change the story version at chapter 45? ? ? ? ?

This is a joke between the two authors. I don't want to tease anyone to death until the end of the fight. So it reopened.

Not bad, a bit fun

What the hell, I can actually see the latest chapter.

It was still very enjoyable to watch, but the jump at the end was too fast.

The melon is not big enough and not cool enough. I don't know if this is a cool article? [Laughing][grieved]

Unlike the popular Westward Journey, it does not link to the ancient world. It is a mythical Westward Journey, which is quite interesting.

The idea is really different. The combat part is really fun, but the sudden opening of a new book caught me off guard. But I think it's really okay. At least I enjoyed reading it.