Journey to the West: Beginning with the Jing River Dragon King
西游：从泾河龙王开始
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 92k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Mythic Cultivation
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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Calling you a high school student is a compliment... 😁
The eclectic mix of prehistoric times, the Investiture of the Gods, and Journey to the West is utterly flawed.
Hopefully, the protagonist will later realize that a powerful being is indeed powerful, even a remnant soul is not so easy to deal with. How could a cultivation technique be obtained so easily? Hopefully, Luo Hou tampered with the protagonist's technique, and the protagonist discovers this later, confronts Luo Hou, and Luo Hou tells the protagonist that the Demon Ancestor will return and needs…
This is the author who wrote four million words, haha...
This is the worst prehistoric fantasy novel I've ever read, written by Luo Hou. He's portrayed like a primary school student.
It seems a bit too smooth for him. He should suffer a little, be more cautious and vigilant. He has no shortage of cultivation techniques, magical treasures, or wives along the way. But I'm afraid the protagonist will get arrogant. If things go too smoothly, he might misunderstand and think he's invincible.
It's actually not bad, readable 👀, but I'm worried about it being abandoned. Several books I've been following have been abandoned.
Hmm, the Demon Ancestor Rahu called out to the protagonist, a dragon—"Young man," and lol—he had no support or cheat codes whatsoever, and instead hurled all sorts of insults at Rahu... Hmm, awesome.
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The Dragon King of the Jing River in Journey to the West, whose protagonist has the cheat ability to travel through time and cultivate immortality through incense offerings. How about yours? Since you're writing about Journey to the West, you should be able to write it well.