
Journey to the West: Don't Provoke That Monster
西游:休要招惹那妖孽
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.0M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Mythic Cultivation
- Updated
- 7mo ago
- English
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Tang Sanzang, Sun Xingzhe, exterminate the eight realms, kill them all 🙂
"You three, search carefully for your master along the way." "Wukong, why are you wasting your breath talking to him?" If you, sir, do not understand Mahayana Buddhism, this humble monk also possesses some knowledge of martial arts. Foot" Speedrun 81 Difficulty MVP Results Screen Chapter Seventy-Seven: The Holy Monk Splits Lion Camel Ridge, Manjushri Kneels to Protect the Lion Refined" "
The current trend of purging the masses has three advantages. First, there is very little nonsense. There is no need to see others shocked, and there is not much description of other people's inner thoughts. There are also very few explanations. None of the common clichés in current online writing are present here.
Not only are there typos, but the text also arbitrarily contradicts previous settings and even differs from the statements in the previous chapter.
The book is alright, but the chapter comments are among the worst I've ever seen; they're filled with insults, pointless arguments, and discrimination—it's hard to describe.
This is written in a very nonsensical way, just to lick the monkey for the sake of licking the monkey.
It's quite annoying to read; subscribing to several hundred-plus chapters is a waste of money.
I've read 76 chapters. Where's the system? It only appeared once at the beginning. And what about the main storyline? It's like a series of short stories, like a ghost story. Anyone who didn't know better would think you were retracing Tang Sanzang's steps in Journey to the West.
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The author reads after me:
The more I watch, the more something seems off. You know Li Jing's pagoda was a gift from Buddhism. What was its purpose? To imprison Nezha. Nezha and his father didn't have a loving father-son relationship. They returned their flesh and blood to their parents. Why would Nezha be angry with the protagonist because of his father?