Reborn to Defy the Journey to the West

Author, is the protagonist just using verbal persuasion to hold back? There's so much nonsense! He should announce his lineage first! Isn't the ancient world all about lineage? Why are you telling others this?!

I couldn't keep going after reading 70 chapters. I could tolerate many of the other flaws, since it's a new book and the beginning wasn't great, but the protagonist's personality has nothing to do with whether it's a new book or not, right? Why does the protagonist get so enraged, his eyes turn bloodshot, and he tremble with rage whenever he sees demons harming people?

I was about to leave when I suddenly saw the author's post. Let me share my thoughts. I felt the dialogue was stiff, especially the dialogue between the two characters, which really didn't fit their character settings. They're all supposed to be ancient monsters who have lived for countless years, but they lack any aloofness or charisma, and instead ramble on about pointless things.

I feel that in the original novel, Sun Wukong is a selfish, lawless, arrogant, treacherous, and cowardly character who bullies the weak. I remember when the heavenly soldiers went to capture the monkey, they didn't catch a single one; they were all wolves and tigers. No matter how many demons descended from heaven they killed, they released them.

After reading dozens of chapters, I feel the protagonist doesn't seem like a transmigrator. The difference between the primordial spirit and immortals, innate spiritual treasures, etc.—As a transmigrator, these are things that are common in novels, how could he not understand? Even if there are differences between novels and reality, he shouldn't be completely ignorant.

I really can't stand reading this chapter anymore. How can there be so many newbies talking about the Primordial Era? The Primordial Era is just a background created by Buddhism and Taoism, which connects with some myths, and some parts are entirely made up. Can you please check the encyclopedia before you speak?

This book tells the story of a college student before time travel, a graduate looking for a job, but he seems like a mentally challenged child, completely ignorant of everything. How many college students these days don't read novels? It's so awkward.

To be honest, I can't stand reading these novels that maliciously vilify Haotian...

Too much nonsense... And it made me really angry.

It's a bit toxic; it's written much worse than *Investiture of the Gods* and *Ask the Way*.