The Great Demon King of Journey to the West

Of all the Journey to the West books I've read, this one is the best.

I watched it all at once after a month of waiting.

One of my senior female classmates is disgusting; she's another womanizer.

The main character is a hoodlum.

I genuinely wanted to continue reading; I really like the Journey to the West theme, especially with the Monkey King. However, the character of the senior sister actually lives in Bengbu, and most importantly, the writing felt very abrupt.

That's really toxic; there are so many shills in the comments.

The Buddha taught that all beings are equal. I waited for five hundred years. Five hundred years of wind, frost, snow and moon Five hundred years of cold Buddha said to lay down the butcher's knife Once you become a Buddha, you are no longer a demon. The Flower and Fruit Mountain was engulfed in flames. Can it be wiped clean? Buddha, you hate evil as if it were your enemy.

Search for "Rebirth of the Great Demon King of Journey to the West" and I'm blown away. That book is mostly copied from this one, except for some changes to the characters and plot. Anyway, my opinion doesn't count, you guys should go check it out.

It was incredibly awkward to watch; the protagonist was just whining and trying too hard to play the victim. He's brainless, lacking any real power yet making enemies everywhere. Knowing the plot, how could he end up like this, constantly getting himself into unnecessary trouble?

I feel this is the best-written version of Journey to the West, but has the author abandoned this book?