The Myriad Heavens, Starting from Fangcun Mountain
从方寸山开始的诸天
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Mythic Cultivation
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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The monkey is no match for anyone. His havoc in the Heavenly Palace was a farce, and all the famous immortals and gods know this. When they talk about the monkey, the phrase "" (Bima Wen, the stable boy) is used to mock him, implying a lack of respect.
Hilarious! An ordinary person could achieve immortality first, but even a monkey, after all, lived a carefree life and eventually became a Buddha, yet still refused Bodhi. The author is brilliant!
I read over 200 chapters, Pangu even appeared, and suddenly you're telling me it was all a dream?! I don't know what you were thinking. If you thought it was a mess, just end it! It's a decent novel! This "a dream with deadly poison" is infuriating! I'm totally losing it! A thousand words of utter despair...
This is ridiculous! Over two hundred chapters in, and then it turns out it was just a dream, and we have to start all over again. So boring! ớ ₃ờ
The Crescent Moon and Three Stars Cave, the Spirit Platform and Square Inch Mountain Fangcun Mountain doesn't exist. A powerful figure sent the monkey into a dream to preach, which is why the monkey couldn't find his master. The Bodhi Patriarch isn't mentioned in the book either; he never existed.
If you write it well, it can be quite interesting.
It was incredibly frustrating to write! The main character is basically just someone who cleans up after monkeys!
This isn't how you write fantasy novels. It's all just psychological descriptions. You've been watching too much anime. No one will like it if the monkey has so many thoughts at the beginning. It's normal to write about one's inner thoughts in the world of anime and manga, but other channels should avoid doing so. Take the first two chapters, for example; I can't accept the way the monkey's inner thoughts are described. Writing about yourself is fine, but writing about others gets no readership.
Ah Zu, let go, there are Jackie Chan's everywhere outside.
This is ridiculous! He was afraid of karma, so he stayed on Fangcun Mountain for so long, eating and drinking other people's food, learning the monkey's magic (who did the monkey learn from, Bodhi's?), Using the Great Sun Essence Pool, and then, fearing karma, he found the path and just ran away? Doesn't he know the outside world is a cannibalistic world? Pigsy was an old man, Sandy ate nine pilgrims and so many demons and monsters, only to learn a little bit and then go off to roam.