Videos Connect the Myriad Worlds: Ranking the Eight Great Sun Wukongs from the Start

Author, can you please stop writing conspiracy theories? I'm sick and tired of the Sun Wukong conspiracy theories. Can't you come up with something positive and uplifting? Ever since conspiracy theories appeared online, there have been all sorts of stories about Journey to the West—TV series, novels, all kinds of conspiracies—I'm almost sick of them.

Objectively speaking, the origin of Sun Wukong is Wu Cheng'en's *Journey to the West*. According to the original text, every single one of Sun Wukong's crimes was heinous; a 500-year sentence wouldn't be too harsh. Yet, these eight versions of Sun Wukong all manage to project themselves onto other characters, which I find utterly laughable.

The book is still too immature. If the author could add some elements from the multiverse novel world, such as Sun Wukong vying with Buddha for enlightenment, it would be even more sophisticated, similar to the Sun Wukong Taoist in the projection of the multiverse!

Uchiha Itachi transmigrates to the world of Douluo Continent, awakens the Sharingan, discovers the three divine artifacts, slaughters the Shrek Seven Devils, establishes the Uchiha clan and Konoha Village, and becomes the Hokage in the Douluo world. Come and see! Book title: Douluo Continent: Uchiha Itachi. Click to read. Naruto's mother and Konan are also in Douluo Continent, and the entire Akatsuki organization is resurrected in Douluo Continent.

I've read several similar books, and this one only has 3 chapters a day. I wonder if it's padded out or not. 🤫

Wouldn't it be better to do a series of reviews about Tang Sanzang? For example, "Wukong, are you coming with me to the Western Paradise to retrieve the scriptures, or should I send you there?" And "This humble monk, Tang Sanzang, buries heaven, buries earth, buries all living beings." 🤭

I'll just point out a few things. In the original story, Sun Wukong had it really easy. Despite committing heinous crimes like causing havoc in the Heavenly Palace and the Underworld, he was only imprisoned for five hundred years. Then he accompanied Tang Sanzang on his journey to the West, became a Buddha, and even had the title of Great Sage Equal to Heaven in the Heavenly Court.

It's a complete mess. I've read dozens of chapters and still can't tell who's who. Damn it, can't they at least add a prefix when switching worlds?

A brief review: I even tipped the author one yuan just to write this. This book seems to be a studio-produced work, riddled with bugs. The plot is a rambling, disjointed narrative with no highlights other than filler content. There's no feedback in the author's comments section. It's a scam to get subscriptions; the studio profits as long as you spend money.

All the troubles Sun Wukong has encountered are actually imposed upon him by others. His path was predetermined, and it's a good one. Like a company executive, who doesn't endure hardships to reach that position for the company's development? Even soldiers need to temper their arrogance first; otherwise, how can they be qualified soldiers? Moreover, Sun Wukong's path isn't bad.