[Journey to the West] Great Sage Equal to Heaven Sun Wukong

Please add my next book, Those Years I Spent in Journey to the West, to your to-read list. The blurb is at the bottom. If it sounds interesting, please add it to your favorites. Blurb for this book: I am Sun Wukong, the Great Sage Equal to Heaven. Back then, Heaven's Court went too far, and I wreaked Havoc in Heaven. But... the Buddha tricked me. I lost and was crushed beneath Five Elements Mountain. After five hundred years of wind, frost, rain, and snow, my chance has finally come. What? The Bodhisattva says I have to protect Tang Sanzang on his journey to fetch the scriptures? I say I'll protect him, but what I'm really thinking is... Once I break out from under the mountain, I'll smash the South Heaven Gate, crush Lingxiao Palace, and kill every last one of you. The works My Life as Yang Jian's Trinket and The White Bone Spirit Beneath the Mountain are sister-and-brother stories in the same series as this book. The next book in the series is Those Years I Spent in Journey to the West. Here's the blurb: As a lover of ancient culture, Ming Yuenu can recite five thousand years of history from memory. She's even studied the Four Great Classical Novels over and over, until she became a die-hard fan of Sun Wukong! But as a staunch materialist, Ming Yuenu never dreamed she'd transmigrate one day, let alone end up stranded on a deserted island in the Warring States period. Luckily, as a modern person, Ming Yuenu is very adaptable. She starts cultivating the wilderness by hand, reassuring herself: Far from people, no war, fresh air, good for my health! She discovers a strange boulder and stays calm: What incredible natural artistry. Nature is the real artist! Then she keeps well away, just in case the rock sprouts Jia Baoyu from Dream of the Red Chamber one day. Only when a furry little monkey suddenly bursts out of the sky does Ming Yuenu nod in understanding. "So this is Journey to the West." She steps up her efforts to cultivate the wilderness: building boats, gathering seafood, making salt and wine, grafting and breeding new varieties of the fruits already there... She uses all the modern knowledge she has to make anything unavailable in this era for the little monkey to try. Later, the little monkey steals her fishing boat. When he returns, he can ride the clouds and do anything, speaking ancient Chinese she can't understand, yet clearly understanding everything she wants to say. Other completed books in the same series: My Life as Yang Jian's Trinket and The White Bone Spirit Beneath the Mountain Completed mythology crossover: The Third Prince of Legend Theme: The Eighty-One Tribulations can't stop a pure heart