Journey to the West: From the Start, I Made Guanyin Choose Three Stone Monkeys
西游：开局让观音选择三个石猴
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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Author, could you change the name of Tang Sanzang, the Great Heavenly Dragon, to Tang Sanzang?
What great achievements did the "Rolling Shutter General" make? (The "Rolling Shutter")
An axe fell into the river. The farmer rushed forward anxiously, when a man appeared in the river carrying two axes, saying: "Welcome to the Dray Alliance!"
This newly started book doesn't seem very promising. (First) The premise has a major flaw: transforming into a river god makes one invincible—does that require a reward? This creates a lack of real conflict. The impact is simply that being invincible allows one to roam freely! Why would one want to disrupt the Journey to the West?
It's quite entertaining to write, but it's so awkward. The fact that Bodhi Patriarch would be so angry he'd vomit blood is just too brainless.
This book is far inferior to the previous two, especially after its release! The fact that it features a River God, Nezha, and the Calabash Brothers makes the protagonist's power-ups unnecessary, especially since they're so early on! Making the cunning Buddha and other villains less intelligent for the sake of humor is a mistake.
Is this some kind of prehistoric Journey to the West or Journey to the West? Even the Heavenly Cult Leader has appeared -_-
Why didn't they just kill two of the three monkeys when they were captured? Don't say it's impossible; what wouldn't the two Buddhist saints do for the sake of the Western Paradise?
It's a good read; the book is quite entertaining... The good parts are written in a way that makes you laugh... The main drawbacks are twofold: 1. The power system is a complete mess, with various unreasonable challenges beyond the level of the protagonist's group. It makes it seem like only the protagonist's group's items are incredibly powerful.
Author, who is the female lead in this book? Is there a Nezha?