The Strongest Patriarch of Journey to the West

Using the slogan of "strongest" to write a "trash-to-play upgrade" game, haha.

People who lack ability but still try to act tough are already dead.

Still indulging in the glory of your past life? If you don't have enough strength, don't act so arrogantly.

This introduction... It's so off-putting.

I read two chapters and found it very boring. Besides self-praise and boasting, it's just another story of utterly useless characters.

Nothing can destroy you, so you want to start all over again? Starting all over again is one thing, but you have the strength of a child and you look down on others, even after you've destroyed them. There's a limit to how much you can show off.

This author is truly something else; the protagonist of every single one of his novels is disliked and criticized by readers. It's so scary that I don't even dare to read anymore.

Shouldn't he refer to himself as "This Prince"? People usually say "Third Prince Nezha," not "General Nezha," right?

You'd know if you didn't read the author's previous work, "The Strongest Heavenly Soldier".

So what does the introduction have to do with Journey to the West?