Reborn in Journey to the West as Sun Wukong
重生西游之我是孙悟空
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- Completed
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- 476k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Mythic Cultivation
- Updated
- 6y ago
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Let's discuss the possible relationship between Guanyin Bodhisattva and Kongkong. Even after I've shortened it considerably, the word count is still quite high, so I have no choice but to start a new thread. Finding this information was difficult; please mark it as a featured post. 🙂😢 When I was reading the original novel, I noticed that Guanyin and Kongkong had an unusual relationship.
"Where does the Great Sage intend to go?" "Treading the southern sky, shattering the heavens." What if they go and never return? "Then I will not go." I think this book might actually be like that 😂
About the plot of A Chinese Odyssey
Since this book is not a multiverse story, it's impossible for the characters to travel to other worlds. Some people in the group want to read the plot of A Chinese Odyssey. Therefore, my idea is that Buddha and Guanyin replaced the Four Sages' Test of Zen Mind with a world evolved from the Sea-Stabilizing Pearl, with the aim of using the tribulation of love to trap and kill Sun Wukong. Is this acceptable to everyone? Feel free to leave a comment.
If I were the Monkey King
What choice would you make if you could one day become the Monkey King, the one who fights against heaven and earth? Would you defy your unjust fate and fight him to the end, or would you succumb to your predetermined destiny? Let us wait and see.
The original Journey to the West
Both the comment section and the author have a lot of misunderstandings about Journey to the West, especially the author, who even wrote about the prehistoric era in Journey to the West, which is outrageous. Let's start from the beginning. Sun Wukong is not as weak as depicted in current conspiracy theories and the "Primordial Era" genre.
The Great Luo Golden Immortals are so cheap. Are you selling them wholesale? Those Great Luo Golden Immortals die instantly. They're as brittle as pancakes. The real Great Luo Golden Immortals have long since transcended the river of time! And Great Luo Golden Immortals are indestructible. You can only destroy their existence within the river of time.
Could you please update this more often, author?
They sent me razor blades! Hurry up and update!
Metaphysics isn't science. If all the battle power collapsed, the primordial saints would have to rest for several eras, and you'd level up so easily. I suspect I'm reading about how many saints could be killed by explosions.
The Thirty-Six Heavenly Arts and the Seventy-Two Earthly Arts are contents of the Complete Record of Immortals Throughout History, totaling 10 great supernatural powers. The magic in Journey to the West is merely a transformation technique; it's just a number. The original text clearly states that seventy-two transformations mean seventy-two lives and seventy-two heads.