The Journey to the West: A Chronicle of Demonic Deeds

Well, that's exactly what it says. Although this book can barely be considered a Journey to the West theme, the starting point is the Han Dynasty, probably the Wenjing period. During the period of Emperor Wu, the protagonist became an immortal, and the monkeys made trouble in the Heavenly Palace. It was also during this time period. Well, these main purposes are actually two points. 1. There are many characters needed in the book. I hope everyone can spread their minds and choose some historical figures from the Han Dynasty. 2 That is to say, although it seems to have nothing to do with Journey to the West now, it is actually the theme of Journey to the West, but the time point is selected earlier. After all, how often does it take for a character like a monkey to appear? You are of the same generation as Monkey, and you don't have Monkey's background, opportunities, or talents. Why do you keep up with Monkey's footsteps?

The most powerful thing about a demon is its demon body. As a demon, you pursue spells blindly and use your own shortcomings to attack the enemy's strengths. It's weird if you can win.

The three-level setting of troubles, misfortunes, and disasters before a creature turns into a monster is quite good, and the setting of the emperor's liquid flowing out once every sixty years is also refreshing. I have never seen an author write down the experience before becoming a monster in such detail, at least I didn't stop following the content before becoming a monster.

Although the main character is always gloomy in the writing, I always feel that he is not very smart. He is only aware of everything and seems to have no quick wit.

It's written in a verbose way, and one plot lasts for more than ten chapters.

It's a bit messy. It feels like Taipan is a supporting role, and there's no sense of involvement. There are too many human visions. It's like writing about humans and the protagonist fighting Taipan. It feels like it's clearly about snakes. It puts the cart before the horse.

It's so verbose, more than 80% of it is narration.

A unique way of writing the Journey to the West theme. If it doesn't fall apart, it's still a very good book. I kept watching until I couldn't stand it anymore. Come on!

I can't stand it. You are a snake. You keep running towards human places. Do you know that people will be afraid?

It's suitable for old bookworms. I started reading online books in 2012. Until now, I've read a lot of fantasy, urban, fairy tale, and supernatural movies. I've also been tortured by all the same routines and settings. Some of them can tell the genre and the direction of the story just by looking at the beginning, and there are fewer and fewer books to read. I have read a lot of online articles where the protagonist is a demon. This one is relatively novel. I hope the author can continue to persevere and increase the characterization of the characters to make them fuller. Come on!