Journey to the West: Changing Sun Wukong
西游：从改变孙悟空开始
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- Ongoing
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- 2.6M Words
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- Xianxia
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- Mythic Cultivation
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Primordial World, Investiture of the Gods, and Journey to the West: List No. 3
Neither bronze nor iron, neither is it steel, It once lay hidden beneath Mount Sumeru. Without the forging of yin and yang, How could water and fire temper its edge? The Zhuxian Sword is sharp, the Lixian Sword brings ruin, The Xianxian Sword glows red in every direction. The Juexian Sword transforms in endless ways, Even great immortals stain their robes with blood.
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That's an exaggeration of Wukong's talent; at best, he's only a second-generation disciple of the Chan Sect.
You probably paid for the monthly pass! Something went wrong when I got to Chapter Six, but no one commented to point it out.
This is like giving a monkey an unfair advantage in terms of comprehension and talent.
I won't go into detail about the monkey's fighting ability here, I'll just quote the original text directly: Sun Wukong kicks over the Eight Trigrams Furnace, escapes from the Tushita Palace, and fights Wang Lingguan after being stopped by him in the Tongming Hall. Don't tell me Wang Lingguan is just a gatekeeper. He's a Taoist guardian deity, the head of the five hundred spirit officials, and has formidable fighting power. Thank you.
Every time I see anything related to Journey to the West, a bunch of people jump out and say the Monkey King is incompetent and it's all conspiracy theory. Some even try to fit the Investiture of the Gods into Journey to the West. At first, I would argue with them using the original text, but now I'm too lazy to argue, since I've tried and can't convince them.
This is too cruel! The main character disappears while you're writing, what kind of novel is this?!
I'm truly speechless. Sun Wukong's origins weren't that great, were they? Don't over-deify him; he was just a stone used to mend the sky. The stone only came into existence because of Nuwa; Nuwa created the stone. Now they're turning around and saying this stone is more powerful than a saint? Isn't that ridiculous?
Why are so many people using the "primordial era" concept to criticize the original Journey to the West and belittle Sun Wukong? They've even changed Sun Wukong's origin to a stone used to mend the heavens! I remember learning an excerpt from Journey to the West about the birth of the Monkey King in our nine years of compulsory education; it clearly stated that Sun Wukong's stone existed since…
I suggest the author revise it; otherwise, I estimate it will deter many people.
Is it okay to plagiarize novels now? What's the difference between this and Journey to the West? Just follow the plot, make slight changes, and add some psychological descriptions. I've read dozens of chapters and I've forgotten even the protagonist's name!