Journey to the West Begins at the Three Stars Cave

After reading over thirty chapters, I feel a bit... Well, the protagonist talks about equality in a world where immortality is possible? How is that even possible? In the real world, we can't even achieve that without cultivation, how can we expect to do it in a world where we can become immortals and gods?

It's currently the Spring and Autumn and Warring States periods, but if the protagonist were to establish a doctrine, it wouldn't be very useful. After the Han Dynasty, Confucianism became the sole state ideology, and other schools of thought were either absorbed or marginalized. The protagonist's students can only provide temporary relief, not lasting influence.

It's not easy to find this; it's the first time I've found a pure Journey to the West story. Keep it up!

I always felt like the protagonist was incredibly arrogant... He didn't know his own limitations at all!

It's tasteless to read, but a pity to throw away. It's clear the author wanted to create a smooth transition from Bodhi Patriarch to the havoc in Heaven, and the beginning was decent, but unfortunately, the later parts were unbearable. Plus, the author's attempt to promote the doctrine of equality in a mythological world is truly remarkable—unless all demons and gods have died out and it's the…

Sages have no fixed teachers, and given the protagonist's current state, establishing a comprehensive body of knowledge is a long way off. Therefore, the protagonist should travel to various countries to visit wise and virtuous individuals; only in this way can the main storyline you've set for the protagonist be advanced.

Actually, Sun Wukong was expelled because of his own actions. At the beginning, Sun Wukong said: "I have no temperament. If people scold me, I will not be angry; if they hit me, I will not be resentful, I will just apologize and that will be the end of it." Sun Wukong during his apprenticeship: "The immortals obeyed and left.

Isn't the protagonist supposed to be preaching and educating? Why is he jumping from one thing to another?

I clicked in immediately when I saw it was a pure Journey to the West story, and I couldn't resist reading the first chapter. I don't quite understand why you would write fanfiction about Journey to the West if you haven't even read it. Can't you tell the difference between Bodhi Patriarch and Subhuti?

It's supposed to be a pure Journey to the West story, but it still includes some of the author's own interpretations.