The Lion Camel Prince of Journey to the West
西游之狮驼王子
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 235k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Mythic Cultivation
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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Synopsis
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108Chapters
826Recommendations
9Fans
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I took a look, and it's not purely based on Journey to the West. Most people who read Journey to the West fanfiction prefer the pure Journey to the West setting, and adding the prehistoric world setting creates a conflict. The Three Calamities occur every five hundred years, and there are five different cultivation paths: Celestial Immortals, Earthly Immortals, Human Immortals, God Immortals, and…
I recommend Jade Dynasty and Demon Lord.
This protagonist doesn't seem like someone who received a modern education at all. In that muddy swamp of Lujia Town, wouldn't they cut down the bushes blocking the sunlight? Wouldn't they use buckets to remove the water? It's tasteless and a waste to throw away—a complete waste.
Author: See? You've written so many books, but I bet Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio is the most successful. You write books to make money, right? Keep writing Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio! Family stories, cultivation stories, sect stories, mountain sect stories, incense stories, literary stories—basically anything you can imagine. Your writing is good, so you should write well.
I wonder if the author has read Black Wind Demon? You could go back and read it; it's really exciting.
Don't cut it! I think it's written really well!
Keep it up! ^0^~ Update soon! Where is everyone?
The author's portrayal of romance is incredibly awkward, lacking any build-up. Romantic relationships need to be foreshadowed and hinted at beforehand; this is terribly clumsy. You should probably look at Yue Guan's books for inspiration.
The idea is good, but the writing is a bit lacking.
The description makes me not want to click in. I killed the ants for no reason.