Any Stories About Journey to the West?

1 方 Five Hundred Years Since We Parted at Fangcun Mountain, How Have You Been, Junior Brother? Venerable Self-DisciplineEastern Fantasy1.2M WordsCompleted 54.7kReads7.9Score4.7kShelves

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The first book, Big Brother Fang Cunshan, is really good. He protects Sun Wukong and becomes a chess player in the game of Journey to the West, rather than a chess piece. It is worth reading. The second book has a rule skill for each difficulty. Although not all can be retained, you can experience it. Overall, it is funny and semi-invincible. The third book, pushing all the way, Sui Sanzang, directly learns the scriptures in advance, disrupting all plans of Journey to the West.

4 西 Journey to the West: I, Sha Wujing, Eat up All the Gods and Buddhas in the Sky Wandering Grapefruit11k WordsCompleted 1Reads8.5Score—Shelves

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①The protagonist Sha Monk hides his plan and uses Tang Monk as bait to hunt the gods and Buddhas in the sky. ②After the Taoist temple was forcibly demolished by Buddhism, the protagonist chose to be in trouble with the Journey to the West team.

9 黑 Black Myth: Whoever Bullies Wukong, I’ll Bring Down the Heavens! Qi Qi Qi QiAncient Romance1.6M WordsCompleted 16.1kReads9.5Score2.5kShelves

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This is so beautiful that I didn't skip the chapter to read it. She is the best senior sister in the world, and the character of Tang Monk is also very subversive.

11 八 All Eighty-One Tribulations Are Players, and Sun Wukong Has Given Up Grand Preceptor of Immortal QinEastern Fantasy1.3M WordsCompleted 124.2kReads5.8Score22.6kShelves

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It's a very nice book, and the first-person perspective is quite novel.

12 西 Journey to the West: That Monkey Calls Me Little Senior Brother Old Uncle ChopsticksEastern Fantasy685k WordsOngoing 128Reads6.3Score—Shelves

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If you like to watch Journey to the West, you can watch it if you like the prehistoric genre!

22 西 Journey to the West: Brother Monkey Helped Me Organize My Workplace in Heaven Whispers in the Ear Are the Most PenetratingEastern Fantasy1.0M WordsCompleted 14.3kReads5.8Score935Shelves

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[Eat melon][like][like][like][love]

24 为 Seeking Justice for Brother Monkey, Bajie Wreaks Havoc in Heaven Ink Conceals Mountains and RiversEastern Fantasy1.2M WordsOngoing 234Reads6.8Score—Shelves

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This is a good book, worth reading

25 开 At the Beginning, the Red Boy Called Me Daddy Ye YiEastern Fantasy621k WordsOngoing 2Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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New Journey to the West fan work is coming! Focusing on the fateful legend of the Bull Demon King and the Seven Saints. Breaking out of the inherent framework of the main line of scriptures, this work focuses on the neglected passionate group portraits in the world of Journey to the West - the Seven Saints led by the Bull Demon King. With the bond of brothers as their bones and fate and cause and effect as their soul, they compose an epic of gods and demons that subverts cognition. There is no absolute good or evil, only struggle and perseverance coerced by the law of heaven: the seven saints went from the peak glory of gathering together to the fateful separation of going their separate ways. Every decision made is entwined with the thread of cause and effect. The growth of the Bull Demon King progresses step by step amid the pull of intrigue, friendship and the rules of heaven. The secrets hidden in the gaps in the official history of Journey to the West, the little-known past of the Seven Saints, and the helplessness and struggle under the turning gears of fate are slowly unfolded between the lines. There is not only the passion of the battle between gods and demons, but also the in-depth questioning of fate and cause and effect. Friends who like Journey to the West fandom, prefer group portrait narratives, or are interested in the theme of fate and cause-and-effect, don't miss this legendary feast belonging to the Seven Saints, it's worth it!