Fifty Years of Sign-In in Journey to the West, Slaying the Monkey King from the Start
西游签到五十年，开局斩猴王
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- Ongoing
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- 475k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 5y ago
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Speaking of Journey to the West and Investiture of the Gods, I have to recommend a fanfiction about Yang Jian called "Life's Long Regrets Flow East Like Water." It's a top-notch fanfiction and definitely worth reading.
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I haven't seen such a memorable Journey to the West in a long time. It's good, just short.
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I don't quite understand why you didn't become Houtu's disciple. She's already been very considerate. Now you've offended so many people, and you still won't become her disciple? Do you really think Houtu will unconditionally stand up for you? Does the protagonist think he can get away with anything just because Houtu is there to protect him?
You wrote "From Slaying Demons and Monsters to Immortality," right?
So... After he became a eunuch, he came back and made some righteous statements, and we had expectations for him again... And then, he died. Let's go. This kind of person isn't worth it. He has no ability or responsibility to take on anything; he's hesitant, indecisive, and insecure. He couldn't even completely castrate himself, and then he came back to reattach himself—what can we expect from him? Let's just leave it at that.
It seems that many contemporary writers of classical mythology or fantasy novels share a common flaw: they use cultivation level as the sole measure of strength. While they may pay some attention to the influence of magic and supernatural powers in combat, they still place too much emphasis on cultivation.
Upon reaching chapter 58, I fell into deep thought. So what exactly is the protagonist upholding? He sees what Heaven cannot see, he does what Heaven forbids—is it protecting the rights of mortals? Or is it killing demons who cruelly harm mortals? But isn't it just like humans eating pigs (or other animals)?