Journey to the West: The Roc Demon King
西游之鹏魔王
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 400k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Mythic Cultivation
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
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185Chapters
1.2kRecommendations
4.2kFans
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Keep it up, author! I've given you all my recommendation votes. Keep working hard and you'll get a contract. The book is really good.
The Bull Demon King is a true immortal? A saint's mount should at least be a Golden Immortal, otherwise, how could it be presentable? Also, the author's realm setting is too low. Generally, demon kings are at least Celestial Immortals or True Immortals, great demons are at Celestial Immortals, demon gods are at least Golden Immortals or Great Luo Immortals, and demon saints are at least Great Luo…
It's so awkward to watch. Can you please stop with these superhuman challenges? It's like a primary school student punching an adult and agreeing—it's ridiculous! Once or twice is one thing, but doing it every time? What kind of "Superhuman Challenge" is this?
I wonder what the author is thinking. Is the scope of Journey to the West not big enough, or is it too ambitious? Why write about another world? At least finish the Journey to the West arc first.
One update per week... That's awesome!
Another update?? 😰
Author, does this book have a female lead?
It would be one thing if the protagonist sympathized with the humans of the Journey to the West world, but sympathizing with humans from other worlds? What kind of nonsense is that? There were traitors to the Han people in ancient times; this is a traitor to the world (a betrayer of the world). The tone was harsh, but thinking about it, in a war between two countries, the protagonist would rather kill his own general than spare the enemy's civilians—that's truly outrageous.
Is the author using Pinyin input method? They keep typing "demon god" as "demon saint," I've found it several times in chapter twenty.
Author, does this book have a female lead?