Because of the great upheaval in the Three Realms, the son of the ancient gods Nuwa and Fuxi was helplessly sealed by Nuwa inside the Sky-Mending Stone and sent to the mortal world. She hoped that the extraordinary spiritual energy of this heaven-blessed child would bring peace to the mortal realm. But after he was born, he was met only with scorn!
Born on Flower Fruit Mountain, he was branded a freak and an outcast by the monkeys. He endured humiliation from the world as he sought a master and trained in the arts. Yet this poor child eventually claimed the throne of the Demon Realm, made many sworn brothers, and finally became the legendary powerhouse known as the Great Sage Equal to Heaven, Sun Wukong!
From pure and kind, he slowly transformed into someone calm and mature. After a lifetime of hardships and struggles, what fate awaits him in the end…
What I want to see is the unruly Monkey King, not this delicate boy. . . Even if there are a thousand Hamlets in the eyes of a thousand people, when anyone talks about Sun Wukong, the first thing that comes to mind won't be like this, right??
Oh my God, what is written about my Sun Dasheng!? I firmly refuse to admit that this is the Monkey King!! Even if it's fan fiction, it should fit the character's personality! If you just want to write
Oh my God, what is written about my Sun Dasheng!? I firmly refuse to admit that this is the Monkey King!! Even if it's fan fiction, it should fit the character's personality! If the author just wants to write about the image of a lawless young master/lady who is loved by everyone, he can re-create an original character himself, whether it is time travel or a passer-by in the original work, but please don't bring me, Brother Monkey, into your imagination!!!
I've read Chapter 2. Let's not talk about how the article is written. The layout is very problematic! -_-|||