Journey to the West: The Myriad Worlds

Anyone else hate the Mohists in Qin's Moon as much as I do? They actually helped the remnants of the six states to restore their power. They're just like arms dealers.

The comparison of strength between different worlds is a bit rubbish! In Yang Shen, the Other Shore Realm is said to be equivalent to a sage in the Primordial World. How is that possible? The Other Shore Realm has only just broken free from the lifespan limit and is far inferior to a sage in all aspects. I don't know how the author equated it with a sage!

It feels like if the Immortal King from Perfect World were placed in Journey to the West, there would only be one Golden Immortal in the Primordial World 🤫.

Even a minor monster can unleash a blood moon effect. The big shots wouldn't dare go out without hundreds of suns on their person.

What I hate most are novels where the protagonist transmigrates to a higher-level world and then goes to a lower-level world to learn new skills. They're already in the Journey to the West world, where spiritual energy is so abundant—every breath is filled with it! Why would they run off to the Republic of China era to learn Taoist magic from Uncle Nine?

The arguments in the comments about cultivation systems, world settings, and the primordial era are utterly absurd. Every book has a different setting, so naturally these things will differ. Does that mean what others write is correct? Or have you actually cultivated immortality?

Does the author's monarch character not even have a single woman? Why not just become a Buddhist instead of practicing Taoism?

If the characters in "Saints Beyond the Shore" and "The Saint's Other Shore" are based on Shenji's original setting, then the Saint would most likely be no match for the Other Shore. This is because, aside from a few martial arts-focused characters in Shenji's novels, the combat power increases progressively. Later on, Yang Daxiang easily defeats Fang Han, Zhou Qing, and Hong Yi, and Gu Chensha also easily defeats Yang Daxiang, Fang Han, and others.

That's too low-budget. According to the orthodox method, becoming an immortal means living as long as the heavens. The Golden Immortal dying because of lifespan is utter nonsense! Before becoming an immortal, a mortal's lifespan multiplies with each advancement in realm. A Nascent Soul cultivator can easily live 5000 years.

I don't know how it goes later on, but I just want to say, instead of staying in the Journey to the West world, why go to that small world to learn Taoist magic? Are you out of your mind?