Reborn in Journey to the West as the Peacock Demon Sage
重生西游之孔雀妖圣
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 352k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Mythic Cultivation
- Updated
- 8y ago
- English
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"Wukong, Wukong, wake up, it's time for you to wake up." Someone called his name. "Master." Bodhi looked down at him and smiled slightly. "Are you dreaming?" He nodded and then shook his head; it was as if he had a very long dream, but he had forgotten it. "Master, how long have I been asleep?" Bodhi extended one finger. "An hour, a day, a year, a cycle of sixty years?"
What does this have to do with peacocks?
After reading so many formulaic stories, I've finally found something refreshing. The writing is also excellent!
It's so boring. Only a few chapters and the supporting characters keep dying. Isn't it enough to show the monsters' cruelty, bloodlust, and servants? They keep killing off this one and that one, and then they have to give us a sentimental scene before they die—it's nauseating.
What is written here? I can't understand it.
Does anyone know when the protagonist reverts to being male?
I can't understand what it says; it's very messy.
Do all the monsters like sour food? Or are they all pregnant?
The pig's feet were completely meddling. Once he escaped from the Scorpion Cave, he shouldn't have come back. Once the little girl and her sister were captured by the man, he shouldn't have bothered. Once he escaped from the clutches of Sun Wukong and Zhu Bajie, he shouldn't have gone to the underworld to rescue them. Once he left Lion Camel Ridge, he shouldn't have bothered with the affairs of Sun Wukong and his fellow disciples.
I just finished reading chapter 100, and I feel it's a bit of a shame the author chose the wrong direction.
If this writing style and plot were used to depict another story, even a clichéd fantasy system story, it would be far better. It's currently around 300,000 words, and the subscription rate upon release probably won't be very high. At the moment, it's really a waste of time. I don't know if the author likes hearing this, but take it as a suggestion.