Tiger Demon of Journey to the West: A Mortal Urges Me to Claim the Throne
西游虎妖，凡人催我快登基
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Mythic Cultivation
- Updated
- 2y ago
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The Three Immortals (ಡωಡ)hiahiahia
In the original story, the three immortals could summon rain, so how could they be wild demons? In the setting of Journey to the West, even if the Dragon King made it rain a little too much, he would be beheaded.
Bro, your idea is great, but your synopsis says it's from Journey to the West, so isn't "cultivating Qi and building up the foundation" a bit out of place? Wouldn't it be better to write "refining essence into Qi"?
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Doesn't it mention taking a master? In the original story, it's a Taoist who enlightens and takes on disciples. Tiger Power's Five Thunder Technique, Sheep Power's Cold Dragon Technique, and Deer Power's Organ Transfer Technique are all learned from him. He's currently a cub and will transform into human form on his own.
It's quite interesting, starting from the perspective of the three demons fighting in Chechi Kingdom in the early stages, and is a lighthearted story of showing off.
Chapter 165 is finished! Hooray! No need to subscribe to the rest; I've already tested the waters for everyone. 😅
After becoming a true spirit, this book became uninteresting; I felt a bit cheated. First, there's the issue of transformation; not only is the transformation itself problematic, but it's also done in a way that's neither fish nor fowl. Secondly, there's the issue of power dynamics.
Let me talk about the controversial aspects of Journey to the West that I think are relevant. First, I believe that no god or demon is invincible, so there's no need to elaborate on their combat strength. Even Laozi, the ancestor of creation, could be pushed over by a monkey if he's not careful. Even the Buddha, the supreme ruler of the world, would suffer excruciating pain from a scorpion sting.