Journey to the West: I Forge a Hellish Eighty-One Tribulations
西游：我打造地狱级八十一难
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- Completed
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- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Mythic Cultivation
- Updated
- 3y ago
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When I saw the protagonist use the "Covering the Sky Technique" in the first three chapters, I couldn't bear to watch. The Primordial Technique isn't weaker than the Covering the Sky Technique, and I actually think the Covering the Sky Technique and the Primordial Technique are roughly equal in combat power at the same cultivation level.
Speechless. My Primordial Era is far superior to your Shrouding the Heavens. No matter how much you praise Shrouding the Heavens, all three parts of Primordial Era are still better.
Aren't Journey to the West and Investiture of the Gods based on different worldviews? It seems many conspiracy theories arise from interpreting them as works within the same worldview. The author's writing style almost certainly guarantees a debate between conspiracy theorists and fans of the original work. However, as long as the author writes well, there will definitely be no shortage of readers, so the key is for the author to keep writing well.
Why not learn the proper methods for achieving longevity, but instead choose the short-lived methods of "Covering the Sky"? What's the point of cultivating immortality if it's just to become immortal? Losing the big picture for a small gain? This is truly brainless.
Why is the Ruthless Great Emperor in *Covering the Sky* so powerful? The world of *Covering the Sky* is about cultivation, with the ultimate goal of becoming an immortal. The ultimate powerhouse in *Covering the Sky* is an immortal, someone who can transcend time and live forever.
Is there any hope for someone like me who reads the description as "I've been eating peaches for six years"? 😰😰
🤫This novel is written as Journey to the West, but read as Cover the Sky! Simply put, the Heaven-Covering Technique is the most powerful.
The author is a huge fan of *Covering the Sky*. Simply put, in *Covering the Sky*, one can manipulate the timeline with little to no punishment; at most, a powerful figure might observe and offer some resistance. In contrast, the Great Luo Immortals of the Primordial Era have already transcended the river of time and cannot manipulate it.
To deduce a complete cultivation method for the prehistoric human race would result in almost limitless changes to the plot.
The debate about the prehistoric era is ridiculous. Forgive my bluntness, but connecting a time travel story to the prehistoric era is utterly idiotic. In Journey to the West, there's no inherent hierarchy between Celestial Immortals and Great Luo Immortals; the only difference is their combat strength.