Journey to the West, You Have Become a Monkey, What Else Do You Need to Worry About?

It's a good book. It doesn't involve much about the Conferred Gods. It might just be a supplement to the world view. What's rare is that it doesn't cover anything about The Ancient of Days, which made me feel comfortable reading it. There are some conspiracy theories but they're not that outrageous. It's considered a good one among Journey to the West fandoms.

It looks good, but it updates too slowly! To be honest, I have read many well-written books like this, and I found that they all have one common problem, and that is what? It's not easy for him to keep up with updates! Because as long as you don't finish reading it smoothly at once, with breaks here and there, you will always feel that the charm is gone, just like a pot of good tea. When you take the first sip, you feel that it is the best in the world, but suddenly something happens and you interrupt in the middle. When you come back, the tea is already cold, so you have to reheat it and taste it again. Although it is still delicious, it is still not as good as the first time, so what I mean is the author, you know? You can update directly to the end! This problem can be solved!

Very good, the author has watched Journey to the West, and fortunately, there is a part about the Westward Journey conspiracy theory, but this is the part where the protagonist understands the past life memory. The plot basically corresponds to the original work, and there are no major changes.

It's very good. I don't understand why this rating is much better than that of a quasi-sage. Sun Wukong should be strong and have a high level of superpowers, except for one or two chapters where Sun Wukong suddenly becomes like he doesn't understand anything. It's better to have a well-established character, and don't suddenly say or do things that are different from the character. Only the B-level Sun Wukong with great supernatural powers is likeable now.

Although I didn't pick up the title of Fengshen like the introduction, I picked up the book "Buddha is the Tao" by Honghuangliu.

Let me tell you a joke, a mortal who has traveled to Sun Wukong and practiced for more than 300 years wants to be on an equal footing with a powerful person who has practiced for 200 million years and experienced more than 1,000 destructions. He can only do more but not less.

It's cool to see it for me. This is the Monkey King, the Monkey King who caused havoc in the Heavenly Palace in my childhood.

All the protagonist's memories are a huge opportunity for Sun Wukong. The protagonist's memory is mixed with Sun Wukong's original personality consciousness, forming a new human son Kong. He had successfully achieved enlightenment in the human world and even began to think about the world. The original time traveler is now the Monkey King, Monkey King, and now he has fallen into a barrier of knowledge and vision.

From the beginning to the latest, the plot development is still similar to that of Journey to the West (general direction). However, there are a few points, such as the lower realm of Ziwei, the reincarnation of Ying Zheng, Liu Xiu, Li Shimin, etc., Which makes the human race need this kind of immortal lower realm to save it. Will he be reincarnated as "that one" at the end of the Dharma?

Did the author listen to the journey to the west told by the Bohai official?

It's a pretty good Journey to the West fanfic, and the setting is very novel. There are Havoc in Heaven and Journey to the West that I want to watch, but it doesn't directly break away from the outline of Journey to the West. (Spoiler) The protagonist first became a Confucian, named Zikong, and then went to Sanxing Cave. At the same time, he also learned the Tao Te Ching, and then made trouble in the Heavenly Palace. From the current point of view, it is not toxic, the traditional mythological system has certain connotations, and it is not a pure white text. In the early stage, it was okay, but in the later stage, he was like crazy. If he beat Tathagata every day, his karma would be over, and if he chased after him, he wouldn't have a life-or-death enmity. Just like the hypocrite, he doesn't fight the Bodhi Patriarch or the Jade Emperor, he only fights those he can beat, and even catches someone else.

"Why do you, a Lotus Root man, need to eat? Besides, Buddhism abstains from killing and eating meat and fish. " Wukong asked Nezha. Nezha frowned, the Lotus Root Man was the biggest pain in his heart.

Okay, okay, I guess the story is bland, the disputes are not serious, and the antagonistic relationship is not extreme. So the score is not very high, but I like to watch this kind of thing. I also have two other books similar to this one on my bookshelf, A Crow and A Wuxuan. However, after finishing the main plot of these two books, I started writing short stories.

This book is very good and the content is very novel. Although it is still about Sun Wukong's Journey to the West, the entire world view has changed, and the new world view is also very interesting. I have read dozens of chapters and still find it novel and interesting. Can support

The main plot of this book is probably that Sun Wukong seeks Taoism in advance, steals Yin Xi's Tao Te Ching, becomes a disciple of Confucius, becomes a disciple of Bodhi, clones himself into Zi Kong, associates with Nezha, becomes a god in heaven, and causes havoc in the heavenly palace. During this period, the world described the contention of a hundred schools of thought, Emperor Wen and Emperor Wu, Liu Xiu's Three Kingdoms, Yang Jian and Li Er. Although this book does not have many words, it is very interesting to read. Except for Guanyin, all those with great supernatural powers have not lost their share. Not sure why the rating is low

The skin and flesh have changed but the bones have not changed. Looking at it from the front, I still expect to see something different.

A very exciting development, a different Journey to the West, a different Monkey King. In Chapter 154, I thought I would kill the Bull Demon King with deep karma, but he was released to the West. Then what did you kill earlier? Do they count themselves unlucky?

Yes, the world view is smooth. It's as comfortable as having a big bowel movement after being constipated for a long time. I look forward to the follow-up.

It looks good, the author should update it more However, the author's starting point is a bit high in the early stage, and it will be a bit difficult to write later.

After reading Chapter 18, the author's writing is good and he didn't follow the old Journey to the West routine. It's interesting. Now I'm curious about the follow-up content.

I am Shennong. I have read more than 40 chapters now. The ideas of the book are very good. The author behind it hasn't updated it yet, so don't criticize me if the writing behind it isn't good.

The author writes very well, catching up with the big army in one go. Give it 5 stars.

I watched it for several hours. It was very interesting. I watched it for several hours. It was very interesting. I couldn't sleep at night!

Very interesting, good luck to the author It's very interesting. I hope the author will write more about the process of preaching the Gongyang School in the human world.

It's worth reading, especially the comments, for a comprehensive understanding of the knowledge.

Nice looking and interesting

The writing is good. The author writes that the human race is the corner of heaven and earth, and the protagonist also regards himself as a human race.

Very interesting new viewpoints and new routes. It is also well-founded and interesting. The reincarnated monkey brother took the Confucian route, step by step, and the rhythm is quite well controlled (don't complain if you don't like it)

The plot was okay, but the desire to both want and want was too obvious, and it didn't feel like a transparent mind at all. It always said the right thing but kept swinging back and forth.

It's pretty good. If you like it, please update it soon.