Spending Money in Journey to the West

Do you think the most precious treasure of the day after tomorrow is just cabbage? 😰

Zhu Bajie's original form seems to be just an ordinary domestic pig. You need a rare, acquired treasure to fuse with this essence... An acquired treasure is no less powerful than an innate treasure; it can control a sect's fortune. Borrowing from Lao Tzu's Heaven and Earth Xuanhuang Pagoda, standing atop it grants invincibility.

A rare treasure only costs one million coins? Pigsy's rake is only a rare spiritual treasure, isn't it?

Will fusing the essence of Sun Wukong and Zhu Bajie result in a pig's head and monkey hair? 😰

If people in the Journey to the West world don't speak Chinese, is there any justice left? Is there any justice left? The magnificent Chinese Celestial Empire Back then, how did Xuanzang manage to reach India safely without the protection of a monkey, a pig, and a heavenly general? Let's see how Journey to the West is portrayed.

Total score: 10 points (5 points for creativity, 1 point for writing)

The first time I read this book today, I was begging on the streets of Guangzhou. The memory is still vivid; it struck me like an electric shock, igniting a burning passion within me that wouldn't subside. I couldn't beg like this anymore; I wanted to earn a lot of money to support my parents. I had to make the most important decision of my life. A few days have passed, and now I'm no longer begging in Guangzhou; I'm begging at the Kunming train station.

No post yet? I'll bookmark it first; the author's words are so touching.

Every book has its own setting, and novels can be written however they like. This book has a major flaw: the transitions between scenes are poor. The plot jumps abruptly to other scenes, making it feel disjointed!

Why do people always try to apply the settings of other novels to another book? Who says that rare treasures can't be cheap? Every book has a different setting.