The Sequel to Journey to the West: The Great Sage, Equal to Heaven

My favorite character is the Monkey King, who stands tall and upright! They didn't invite me to the company's high-level gathering! 😡 Watch me smash up the office with my club, stomp on the second floor! Today I'm going to emulate Sun Wukong and wreak havoc in the company! 😡😡😡

The reason this book isn't popular isn't because it's bad or the author's skill, but because it doesn't resonate with readers. Readers are all into the "prehistoric fantasy" genre, and *Journey to the West* falls into this category. Readers are looking for enjoyable reading experiences.

It's been a long time since I've seen a mythological story without the primordial elements; it was really enjoyable to read.

If I attain Buddhahood, there will be no demons in the world. -- Victorious Fighting Buddha If I become a demon, what can Buddha do to me? -- The Monkey King If I become an immortal, my heart will roam the mortal realm. -- Sun Wukong If I were to become a human, I would love you for ten thousand years. -- Supreme Treasure

Wukong: Have you ever been a pilgrim on a pilgrimage? Sanzang: Never done it. Wukong: Let me tell you! The pilgrims on their journey had to pay homage to the Buddha, curry favor with the Heavenly Court, and endure countless tribulations. Their participation was crucial in drawing demons into the tribulations. After the tribulations, those above returned satisfied.

How to describe the writing of Journey to the West? I don't quite understand it, mainly due to the problem with the setting. The mythology is a mess, and so are the magical weapons. Take the Golden Cudgel for example; theoretically, it's not even as good as the Nine-Toothed Rake, since the latter was forged by Laozi and Puhua Tianzun together.

Can you please stop pairing up the Great Sage with ambiguous relationships? I'm sick of reading these kinds of stories. Besides, the female leads aren't well-developed; they're just there for the sake of being horny. Killing off all the female leads would give the Great Sage the motivation to become stronger. And leaving an open ending would definitely make him a legend.

Good heavens! The Goddess of the Day after tomorrow has become the Jade Emperor's wife! I initially thought it was just a title, but it turns out she really is the Earth Goddess of the Underworld. And that's not even the most outrageous part.

The Jade Emperor rules the Heavenly Court, and the Queen Mother of the West rules the Jade Pool. The Jade Emperor has only one wife, Houtu, who governs the mountains and rivers of the land. She is also known as the Earth Mother. Therefore, the Jade Emperor and Houtu are often referred to as the Heavenly Father and Earthly Mother, and later, in sacrificial rites, they are also called "Huangtian…

Houtu is the Jade Emperor's wife? What kind of ridiculous setting is that?