Journey to the West: The Many Incarnations of the Celestial Realms

This protagonist isn't just a lazy bum, he's utterly useless! He has absolutely no sense of crisis. I feel like it would be better to let his clone be the protagonist! Even the clone is stronger than the protagonist! This kind of trash protagonist should just die! Let the clone take over as the protagonist!

What is "Havoc in Heaven"? It's like the Jade Emperor sitting in his office, hearing a commotion outside, and asking his secretary, "What's going on?" The secretary looks and says, "A monkey is causing trouble at the door." The Jade Emperor says, "Go, call Buddha over." So the secretary goes to Buddha, who is there giving a long lecture. Seeing his boss's secretary arrive, he asks, "What's wrong?"

Ugh! I just finished reading it, and it's gone now. What do we readers want most? Of course, it's for you to update! If you don't update often, we readers can only urge you on. Otherwise, are we going to point our fingers at you and use uncivil language? The reason your writing is so good is because your author's ideas are quite appealing. People think your writing is good, so they support you!

The protagonist the author created is very unlikable and even disgusting. They feel entitled to be useless and incompetent, and when things go wrong, they only blame others for not working hard enough or not helping them. After reading over fifty chapters, the protagonist's personality disgusts me.

Let's discuss the plot. If you find any issues, feel free to point them out, and I'll revise them. However, if someone comes in swearing and thinks my book doesn't conform to their understanding and established settings, and starts insulting you, I'm sorry, I've deleted them and banned them. By the way, you're not suited to reading any books with new settings, so please leave. 🙂

I don't know what the point of adding this to the featured posts is, but as the third-ranked author on the fan leaderboard, shouldn't it be okay to add it to the featured posts? 🤓🤓

Every time I see someone write about monsters outside Jinshan Temple, I get really curious. These authors really go to great lengths for the sake of newbie monsters. The opening of Journey to the West states that the Eastern Continent was a land of flourishing humanity, especially during the prosperous Tang Dynasty.

The immortals and gods in the author's book give the impression of being mere mortals with immense power. Even someone as strong as a Great Luo Quasi-Saint is so easily emotional, which is somewhat toxic. What is an immortal? Is great power enough to be an immortal? That's nothing but brute force.

To begin, I admit I enjoy lighthearted stories, but your attempt at humor that ends up being utterly unfunny is really awkward. You summon a clone and then blame others for being too slow in conquering the world—do you really think that's funny? Isn't this protagonist just a lazy bum? It reminds me of the beginning of another book where the protagonist loves insects (it's about the Zerg).

The beginning was so cruel! The protagonist, a complete lazy bum, acted all smug and smug when bullying his clone. Goodbye.