The County Magistrate on the Journey to the West

Let's analyze Sun Wukong's early combat strength: Sun Wukong is a stone monkey, primarily composed of silicon dioxide (SiO2) and calcium carbonate (CaCO3). Silicon dioxide has a Mohs hardness of 7, while steel only has a Mohs hardness of 5. Therefore, iron tools made with technology from 500 years before the Tang Dynasty couldn't cut through the hard silicon dioxide, making Sun Wukong…

The protagonist, with his quasi-saint level strength, still acts like a slave to the emperor. Leaving aside the issue of human spirit, his strong feudal class consciousness while rushing into communism is extremely uncomfortable. Why not just revert to the Qing Dynasty after all this time? Of course, no matter what, the feudal system is still more advanced than the divine and Buddhist system.

If it's always a single female lead, I'll definitely keep watching no matter what. Of course, if it becomes a harem, then that would be a shame. The women in the imperial harem are not allowed to talk about love, that's all.

This book uses an old ISBN, so it's not on the first month's new book list and will have very low exposure. If any readers think it's okay, please vote and leave a comment to increase its popularity.

Is this something a modern person should do? Is this something a transmigrator, influenced by countless online novels, should do? Is this something a system should do? If this were a game novel, it would be acceptable, or if it were an invincible novel where the protagonist just keeps charging in, it wouldn't be a problem.

Fake poison spots I couldn't stand reading after reading Chapter 31, "The Surprise Attack on the Turks," so I wrote a few comments. But some people argued with me, so I did some research and came up with a well-reasoned critique. Ugh, go ahead. I first checked the time of Tang Sanzang's journey; some say it was the first year of the Zhenguan era, while others say it was the third year.

Regarding whether Sun Wukong ever ate people in the original Journey to the West, many people cite the "Three Battles with the White Bone Demon" episode as evidence. In the original story, after Sun Wukong killed someone, Tang Sanzang tried to send him away: Sun Wukong said, "How would you know!

Regardless, since this historical background has been used, please respect it. Li Shimin reigned for 23 years, and after Tang Sanzang successfully completed his pilgrimage, he was still received by Li Shimin. Please, author, show some respect for history. You always complain about low subscriptions, but do you know how many people have been turned away by these toxic points? Goodbye, don't see me off.

I've enabled auto-subscription. I hope the author stays calm. Also, there are a lot of people with similar or even higher fan counts than me, which already shows your book is good. Regarding the pacing issue, I think we can't just take my opinion as an example. You must stay calm!

All I want to say is, there's no need to set the protagonist as a time traveler. He's a person thoroughly educated in Confucianism, adhering to the Three Cardinal Guides and Five Constant Virtues. The identity of a time traveler is incredibly awkward for him. If you say he's from ancient times, then he inexplicably hates gods and Buddhas to the point of hysteria. I don't see where this hatred comes from.