
Journey to the West: Let the Bullets Fly a Little Longer
西游:让子弹飞一会儿
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 277k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Mythic Cultivation
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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Synopsis
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129Chapters
3.7kRecommendations
2.6kFans
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This introduction really gets the hang of it! I'll nurture it for now, and hopefully the content will stand up to scrutiny and become a hit!
They pounced on it like dogs. Reading this is so agonizing, it's so agonizing that I feel like winter has arrived early in my heart. It's still a problem with the writing skills. With so many collections and readers, the number is so low. It's reached the point of self-destruction. Next time I write, I'll definitely write something exciting and satisfying; I can't be willful.
There's something really confusing me. Guys, how many of you actually have readers, and how many are bots?
To be honest, after watching for a long time, I still didn't understand what the monkey, the little fish, Bodhi, and Zhiqing were trying to do. It was all so confusing, with no clear main plot. I couldn't continue watching; maybe that's why it flopped.
Good start, definitely added to favorites.
I don't know how many people are still reading it. The results are too poor, and it really can't pass the single-player test. This book may have to be ended as soon as possible. Then, I summarized my experiences and lessons learned, improved my writing skills, and recharged my knowledge. In this era of fast-paced, action-packed novels, I lack the writing ability to go against the trend.
Perhaps it's because I'm used to reading lighthearted and enjoyable novels, but reading this book made me feel a little uncomfortable; it felt somewhat tragic. However, the author's opening was really well-written. I highly recommend it to anyone who likes this kind of story. And to the author, keep up the good work! Don't change the plot just because some people don't like it. Of course, good suggestions are welcome.
No notifications, don't bother looking for me, I'm the kind of person who doesn't send notifications. Not only will I not send notifications, but there won't be any panels or data. There are no cheat codes either. I just intend to reveal the dark and unknown details of Journey to the West. Please persevere in reading. After all, it's all about endurance. If you can't hold on, just have a cup of coffee and turn on the new chapter notifications. That way you'll get two notifications a day.
Although the monkey's experiences were unpleasant, he wasn't inherently a righteous character. His apparent righteousness stemmed from someone binding and guiding him, albeit essentially to exploit him. Otherwise, he would be a ruthless killer to humans. Moreover, the monkey is considered a celestial being, far better off than ordinary mortals.
The opening is good; the overall background is established through small details, and the connection to the original Journey to the West is subtly visible. However, the villain's portrayal is somewhat stereotypical, and his motivation is somewhat lacking.