Reborn in Journey to the West: My Dad Is Huangpao Guai
重生西游之我爹黄袍怪
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- Xianxia
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- Mythic Cultivation
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- 3y ago
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The strength of Kui Mulang is too difficult to define. The narrator says he's as strong as twenty Pigsy, but during his rampage in Heaven, it's explicitly stated that he was frightened by the Monkey King wielding a staff. He's probably around the level of Nezha (who fought the Monkey King for 30 rounds), or even weaker than Nezha.
Throwing a young child to his death was an idea suggested by Sun Wukong.
I'm at my wit's end; my 6-year-old is already dating...
Reborn in Journey to the West: I Became a Second-Generation Demon and Had to Take the Imperial Examination
In Journey to the West, are both of the Yellow Robe Monster's children sons?
The protagonist clearly went to the Tang Dynasty to take the imperial examinations and become a disciple of Wei Zheng, but now he's become a rogue! Would a scholar from the Tang Dynasty do this?
The author dragged out the plot, insisting that Wang Qingtong must cultivate a couple's exclusive cultivation technique with the protagonist to escape her predicament and tribulation. What kind of nonsense is this? I almost thought I was reading a romance novel or watching "Zhu Xian" (a fantasy novel). Has the author watched too many online fantasy dramas? This romance plot is worse than copying the "Chinese Paladin" series.
I came to watch Journey to the West, not a fantasy novel. Going to Chang'an to take the imperial examinations and find a master turns out to be nothing but a bunch of trivialities. They might as well just have some learned scholars or something. And they say no one's commenting? Comment my ass! I can just skip all this nonsense and it won't affect the rest of the plot.
This is a studio-written story; I have no idea what it's about. It's the same old formula from years ago. The protagonist clearly has a system but refuses to use it. Knowing Sun Wukong is about to arrive, he still wastes time in the human world. It's all about finding the most toxic things. The protagonist is completely useless.
Putting aside the fact that you're looking for a powerful backer and causing trouble everywhere you go, the plot of this Tang Dynasty storyline is basically a combination of Bad Guys and Jade Dynasty. Are you looking for a powerful backer to survive, not to be a detective and fall in love?