I Opened an Adventure House in Journey to the West

I find it quite ridiculous to have conspiracy theories attached to Journey to the West. The reason for most of these conspiracy theories probably stems from Lao Liang's Storytelling, where the classic Six-Eared Macaque replaced Sun Wukong. Then, prehistoric fantasy novels became popular, and "Buddha is Tao" successfully linked prehistoric fantasy, Investiture of the Gods, and other themes.

Sun Wukong supposedly shattered the heavens? He got killed by Wang Lingguan at the very entrance, and he still dared to shatter the heavens? Hahaha!

There's no Yang Jian in the Journey to the West world, right...? There's only Erlang Shen. Yang Jian is from the Investiture of the Gods, isn't he?

Wait, isn't the author contradicting himself in the latest two chapters? He says he doesn't love married women and is indifferent to Longji, but then he turns around and fawns over Chang'e. Doesn't Chang'e have far more romantic pairings than Longji? In various mythological stories and fanfiction, there are pairings like Hou Yi and Chang'e, Wu Gang and Chang'e, Tianpeng and Chang'e...

In their pursuit of Chang'e, they relentlessly slandered and fabricated stories about Hou Yi; no one can say anything more about it. To win over a girl, he fabricated a story of eliminating the six scourges of the world—the Yayu, the Zaochi, the Jiuying, the Dafeng, the Fengxi, and the Xiushe—and defeating the Yellow River God who was causing chaos.

I saw someone say that Buddha tricked Sun Wukong, which is kind of funny; they didn't even understand the original text. The Buddha said, "Besides the methods of immortality and transformation, what other abilities do you possess that allow you to dare occupy the magnificent heavenly palace?" The Great Sage said, "I have many abilities!

I've noticed a problem: none of the Journey to the West fanfiction is readable. They're all half-baked. If you're going to start writing, you should at least read all the Buddhist and Taoist scriptures first. And stop with the conspiracy theories! You haven't even understood Journey to the West, how dare you write fanfiction?

Wait a minute, can I interpret your so-called transformation into Tang Sanzang to make up for his regrets as meaning that Tang Sanzang was not only cheated on by his disciples, but also cheated on by various powerful figures?

Please feel free to watch. He's been writing books for many years, so he won't spread harmful or disgusting content. So please feel free to continue reading. Those who want to read on a long, pent-up reading schedule should definitely turn to the latest chapter. Qidian (a Chinese online literature platform) now recommends reading follow-up chapters. Whether a book survives or not depends on how many readers follow it!

I felt something was off after reading chapter 161. I'll let it rest a bit longer. It reminded me of a certain Momonosuke. Writing romance in a prehistoric world is difficult enough, but to challenge a protagonist who's practically a child to fall in love is even more difficult. Wasn't the earlier chapters written perfectly? Can't he live without women?