
The Tathagata Must Fall
如来必须败
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.6M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Mythic Cultivation
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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This is a masterpiece! Looking at the numerous books on Qidian, the recommended lists are mostly toxic. The list of successful writers on the Sanjiang list is full of rubbish, not even as good as a newcomer's first work
It's so refreshing and unique! After all these years, finally there's a different world, a different Monkey King. It's a pity it's so short; it's over after a short while.
That's a pretty good idea. I've thought about this before, and I have a few suggestions.
Actually, I think the author's thinking wasn't clear enough, or rather, the monkey in the book's thinking wasn't clear enough. What was the goal? To establish a fairy kingdom on earth and develop technologies that mortals could use? You can take a look at Meng Ru Shen Ji's idea: everyone is like a dragon, everyone becomes an immortal, the world ascends to a higher dimension.
The only book I subscribed to in its entirety is now ranked over a thousandth. I hope the author continues; it's truly fantastic. I hope a physical copy is published.
This is the Sun Wukong in this book.
It feels really unreasonable. Zhen Yuanzi is portrayed as incredibly weak, even slower than the Monkey King. He claims that a single somersault cloud would tear him apart if he weren't an immortal. I've read some reviews saying that Journey to the West shouldn't follow the prehistoric fantasy genre, but I really want to say that even without that, Zhen Yuanzi's strength doesn't hold up to…
Regarding time
This book, and many books about the Heavenly Court, have one major flaw: one day in Heaven is equivalent to one year on Earth. Many authors interpret this as an asymmetry in the flow of time, but I think this is very unreasonable. For example, if the Heavenly Court uses a demon-revealing mirror or clairvoyance and all-hearing to observe the mortal realm, and the flow of time is not equal…
In Journey to the West, Buddha is known as the Supreme Ruler of the World, while the Jade Emperor is known as the Lord of the Three Realms. Journey to the West isn't some kind of sinister conspiracy, and it doesn't imply that one cannot hold both positions—the Great Sage Equal to Heaven and the Victorious Fighting Buddha. The Monkey King is a born saint, hating evil and befriending good people.
Bland and tasteless, like plain water, a slightly disappointing Journey to the West farming novel.
I put it on my bookshelf a long time ago, and yesterday I discovered it was actually finished, so I dug it out and read it. Just to clarify, I only read the first hundred or so chapters. Well, the beginning of this book is quite interesting. It's the first time I've seen a farming theme based on Journey to the West, and the idea of a monkey taking the path of greatness is quite intriguing.
It started off okay, then I was told it was a dream. After the dream ended, it opened into a smaller world, then a Shura Realm, and so on, an endless nested loop. The combat power was unclear, the system was unclear, the progression was unclear. I'd feel like, "Hey, I can fight now!" Then, "Hey, why am I not good anymore?" Then, "Hey, I can do it again!"