Journey to the West: The Fourth Calamity Sweeps the Three Realms

I'd like to ask, can players really get close to Buddha? That top-tier aura alone could crush you...

Well... I feel like the author messed up the story. The premise was great, but it started falling apart from the moment they recruited players. A Golden Immortal who's cultivated for who knows how long still thinks like an idiot, and the players they recruit are a bunch of idiots. Out of over a billion people in the country, couldn't they find a few smart ones? It's like they're treating all the gods and Buddhas in the heavens as fools.

Stop trying to restrict players. You're not actually creating a game to make money; you're using natural disasters to become stronger. The Fourth Calamity is all about infinite resurrection and fancy maneuvers. Players are unique because they rely on sheer numbers and grinding.

According to the original setting of the game, even if all Earthlings were turned into players, they still wouldn't be able to defeat it.

The Fourth Natural Disaster? Speechless Does Journey to the West not have an underworld? Since you can operate independently outside the underworld, does that mean you don't follow the rules?

After reading the first 30-odd chapters, it's awful. First, it's supposed to be a game, yet it's so unbalanced. That dungeon is truly disgusting (one-time use only). The character descriptions are terrible; it feels like only a few top-tier characters have any intelligence, like they've watched Journey to the West. What's the point of having other players? They're like idiots.

I find the talk of a fourth catastrophe particularly annoying, with claims that anyone who dares to show their health bar can be easily swept aside. Reality isn't a game; the gap in power is so vast that you can't even break through their defenses. One strike and they're all instantly killed. It might even directly annihilate their souls, causing their physical bodies to perish in reality.

I'm so frustrated. I don't know why, but so many people are stubbornly insisting on contradicting other people's established ideas in their books.

To put it bluntly, playing the Fourth Calamity in Journey to the West is ridiculous. Moreover, this book is completely different from the Fourth Calamity depicted in PvP. If the gods and Buddhas were serious, they could certainly create their own. Think of players who are immortal, angelic reincarnation pools, or the Investiture of the Gods.

This book is really hilarious; I haven't read such an interesting book in a long time. The last one I read was probably *The Dream Maker of All Realms*.