Seeing Sun Wukong from the Start
开局见到孙悟空
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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Although Sun Wukong's rampages in Heaven and Hell were entertaining to watch, in reality, it was always humanity that suffered the most. First, consider the Flaming Mountain created by the Eight Trigrams Furnace he kicked down—how many people did it cause? Then there's the Hell—how many hungry ghosts were released, how many were killed by these evil spirits, and how many were annihilated by them?
The protagonist is so damn frustrated. The latest chapters are so frustrating to read. A human immortal gets bullied by Li Shimin and all he gets is a shaved head?
Complain 1. The fake Nuwa's mending stone: Sun Wukong (from a TVB drama setting) The real Nuwa's mending stone: Jia Baoyu's jade pendant (as mentioned in "Dream of the Red Chamber," the jade pendant is a stubborn stone left behind by Nuwa when she mended the sky).
In the original work, the calamity of the Lion Camel Kingdom was extremely bloody. The entire population of the kingdom was devoured, and this happened right next to the Guanyin Temple. In the original story, Sun Wukong, extremely cautious, disguised himself as a patrolling demon and sneaked inside.
I really don't understand what the protagonist is thinking. He's clearly cultivating for the sake of human virtue and merit, and he even has the Emperor's Seal. Why doesn't he go and establish a country to benefit the people? Instead, he's just hiding in a mountain valley?
After reading the latest chapter about the Samadhi True Fire, I learned that "Samadhi" is a transliteration of a Sanskrit word, meaning a state of mental tranquility. Sun Wukong is a restless monkey, so he would be at a disadvantage against Samadhi magic. Also, Samadhi True Fire is a Buddhist magic, while Taoism uses the Six Ding Divine Fire.
Cultivators seem useless, giving off a kind of nuclear-powered saint vibe.
Human emperors, no matter what, should not be mocked by immortals and Buddhas. If an emperor is wrong, he can rebel or purge corrupt officials. Using magic to mock him is going too far. Declaring war on humanity is like sending a criminal to another country. You can't just send an army to arrest him; you have to negotiate between nations, arrest the criminal, and send him back.
I'm worried the author might lose motivation later, so I'm making a post. 😅😅😅
All the time travelers in Japan, you're really something else, aren't you? You want this book to die fast enough?