In Journey to the West, I Saved the Dragon King of the Jing River from the Start
人在西游，开局救了泾河龙王
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- Completed
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- 549k Words
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- Xianxia
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- Mythic Cultivation
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- 4y ago
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The so-called Three Sovereigns and Five Emperors are a joke in mythological and fantasy novels. I've read dozens, even hundreds, of such works, and the Three Sovereigns and Five Emperors are always depicted as reclusive in the Fire Cloud Cave, regardless of whether humanity is facing numerous hardships. Not a single book shows them taking action. Were they in seclusion or imprisoned?
The recent content is really good. I'll give it a monthly vote to encourage you. This fake Sun Wukong is the Sun Wukong in the eyes of other people (or demons), which I didn't expect. So, this Sun Wukong is mostly pieced together from the soul fragments of Sun Wukong's monkey descendants. P. S.: Could you please change the title of this book?
If you keep going like this, you'll eventually have to face the Heavenly Court. What are you going to do?
For a long time, *Journey to the West* has been regarded as a mythological novel. The stories of Sun Wukong's adventures in the underworld, his havoc in the Heavenly Palace, and his journey to the West to obtain Buddhist scriptures are widely celebrated. However, it's less known that *Journey to the West* is also a highly satirical novel.
I asked the editor about following the story a couple of days ago. The proportion of readers who follow the story and those who save it is very low. Dear readers, please don't leave this book unfinished! Staying up-to-date with the new book during its initial release is really important! Everyone should check out the latest chapter! Please, please! 😭😭😭
I'd like to ask, does anyone here read my book? Could you please reply?
It seems that humanity doesn't truly have faith in gods or Buddhas! Most of it is a transaction: I believe in you, I worship you, and then you bless me! A small portion is simply driven by fear of the unknown.
Sigh! Many stories describe replacing Sun Wukong with another one for the pilgrimage, but if you replace him, the imprisoned monkey becomes useless! Why imprison him then? Why not just kill him? Before Journey to the West, there were plenty of beings more powerful than the monkey, yet many of them died. Buddha was a saint, after all; how could he not kill the monkey?
This book is bizarre! I feel like it'll die before the Western Expedition 🥺 because it's been stuck on the Western Expedition arc and I'm afraid it'll just disappear before it's finished.
Keep it up! I've subscribed to the whole thing and added auto-subscription. He's good.