Journey to the West: I Kneel on Flower-Fruit Mountain for Three Years Just to Become Taibai's Disciple
西游：花果山跪三载，只为拜太白
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 325k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Eastern Cultivation
- Updated
- 4mo ago
- English
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Synopsis
Other names
- From the Start, I Became Taibai Jinxing's Disciple: This Time, I Really Hit the Jackpot开局拜师太白金星：这波真赢麻了Alternate title on Fanqie
Stats
152Chapters
50Reads · 30 days
176kReads · all time
6.0Score
3Listens
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Chapter 8 seems alright; remember to correct the typos. The act of bowing and starting a gesture seem unrelated. Why is it always written as "starting with the hand" instead of "bowing"? Was it a typo, a misspelling, or intentional?
It's incredibly comfortable, absolutely comfortable! There's none of the scheming, greed, anger, and ignorance typical of fantasy novels. This is the kind of cultivation I imagined. It doesn't exaggerate the Three Corpses or make the Six Senses too complicated. The world level isn't low, and the protagonist truly embodies the qualities of an enlightened being.
The protagonist's focus on violence is too heavy, making it somewhat unsatisfying. There's too much character development for already well-defined characters, and I don't quite agree with the humanitarian aspect. I'm finding it hard to continue reading at the moment. Thank you for your support, and I hope to see you again next time! 😢😢😢😢 Thank you to all the readers who have been willing to listen to me along the way! 😆😆😆 Sincerely! I will continue to observe. 😏
For someone like me who's often looking for something to read, this is quite good. I used to read fantasy novels, so this type of reading is a refreshing change. It offers a novel perspective, and the plot flows well. I also feel the protagonist's emotions are quite complex.
The writing is clean and pleasant to read; those who enjoy the Shen Ke style might want to give it a try. However, it's not recommended for those who prefer political intrigue, systems, episodic elements, time travel, grand narratives, or rewrites of Journey to the West. The downsides are some typos and a somewhat disjointed timeline; the author should be mindful of these.
Well written, very beautiful, it's the fairyland I've always imagined, wonderful, wonderful!
Worth watching, no major flaws. A true cultivation story, without any messy romance.
No, why did you give this book a 5.7 rating? It seems quite profound! It deserves a 7 or higher.
This is a rare gem; it should have over 100,000 reads to be reasonable. Let's think of a way to promote it.
This book doesn't use the primordial realm concept; its immortality system is very similar to Journey to the West. However, the timeline in the text is inaccurate—Sun Wukong was crushed under a mountain during the Qin Dynasty.