Pioneering the Myriad Worlds in Journey to the West

I don't know why writers who write about Journey to the West always like to define Sun Wukong as a demon clan. He is obviously an innate divine being created by the heaven and earth. According to Honghuangliu, he is an innate god and demon. How can he be called a demon if he has not joined the demon clan? Taking traditional mythology as an example, there is no such thing as a "monster clan" at all. The distinction between demons and immortals is actually a distinction between good and evil rather than a distinction between races. Those who are aliens who achieve enlightenment and do good are also immortals, and human practitioners who do evil are also demons. To put it bluntly, "demon" is a purely derogatory term.

Horror and shock are two words that are used too much. Everything else is fine.

Write a different Journey to the West, write a different prehistoric era. The protagonist wants to open up all the novels he read in his previous life into a real world. This should be the biggest highlight of this book. Readers, if you have traveled through time, you can also give it a try. If I succeed, give me a world where I can be the world leader.

Is the monkey's understanding so outrageous? If you just describe the effect of the technique, he will be able to understand the method of cultivation on his own. Then you might as well show him Tom and Jerry. The monkey should be able to understand Tom's immortality technique on his own. After all, Tom is actually demonstrating how to not die. Bullshit.

As soon as I see the monkey blowing, I leave immediately

This book is so readable that it rubs the reader's intelligence to the ground. Patriarch Bodhi, what kind of existence can't see whether you have spiritual intelligence? The protagonist's character keeps falling, and his aura of intelligence is full.

In fact, I really wanted to keep reading because of the subject matter, but the previous content was really unbearable. The biggest poisonous point was why I was always worried that my intelligence would be discovered. 1: Do you really think you can hide the fact that you were born with spiritual wisdom? Do you really think of Bodhi as that kind of pseudo-immortal who only practices rubbish and destructive power? It's at his home. Doesn't he know everything about the situation at home? 2: There is no reason to worry about exposing spiritual intelligence. Who would erase the spiritual intelligence born from their own fairy weapon? Are you not happy that my things have evolved? This is Journey to the West, not Xiao Huan Xi. If it were Xiao Huan Xi World, if my family became a spirit, I would call the police directly. If you don't change the big poisonous point in front of you, you will dissuade a group of people. I will correct it first. If the author changes it, I hope some kind people will give me a kick.

It's all nonsense and no logic at all.

The realm is confusing, the combat power is confusing, the logic is confusing, this book collapsed!

In the first chapter alone, this 4-5-7-8-meter figure is simply ridiculous. If there really is a mythical world, the real bodies of those practitioners are probably bigger than the Milky Way. If you use meters to describe it, it looks like garbage at first glance.