Journey to the West: You’re Already a Monkey, What More of a Cheat Do You Need?

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'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 is 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. The quality of your follow-up plot has declined too quickly. It feels like there is no outline. The writing of Journey to the West is poor, and after Journey to the West, it is even more sloppy, with no explosive points at all.

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.

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?

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.

The writing is very good, but I don't like the last few. Depending on the situation, the so-called Sun Dasheng will let what happens, that is, all the tragedies in the next thousand years of the Tang Dynasty, this Sun Dasheng will let it happen. Sun Dasheng's human heart has perished with the transformation of Zikong. Now he is no longer the time-traveler, but a native of the Journey to the West world, and he is determined to achieve enlightenment.