Myriad Worlds: Becoming a Great God Through Journey to the West
诸天：从西游开始成就大神通
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It's watchable. It would be even better if Tang San died this time, since seeing a pile of shit jumping around repeatedly is really disgusting.
The world-building of Journey to the West is barely above average. If this is just wild hype, then disregard what I said.
Having read over ninety chapters, I can't say it's bad. Personally, I feel the author is a huge fan of Journey to the West, especially of the Monkey King, which is why I personally couldn't continue reading. If you don't mind the Monkey King hype, it's still worth reading. Okay, I'm off!
Those who say Sun Wukong is bad have probably not read the original novel, right? Could these people have been brainwashed by some ancient myth? While Sun Wukong may not be the strongest, he is certainly in the top tier. Furthermore, there is no such realm as saint in Journey to the West (the concept of saint is just something created by the prehistoric era, and I don't actually like this realm).
Having read the latest chapter where the protagonist has become a demigod, let me summarize the pros and cons of the story.
First, let's talk about the advantages. The author's writing style is quite good, and there are no major problems with the story structure and power system. It can be said that the author has not misrepresented the issue of combat power in the multiverse world view. Let me talk about the shortcomings.
I don't want to read Tang San's works, no matter how good or bad they are. I was really disgusted by the Douluo Continent propaganda back then. I feel nauseous whenever I see Douluo characters, so I quit without hesitation.
The Journey to the West system you wrote isn't suitable for chat group competitions. The Journey to the West system itself isn't related to combat power. With the protagonist's pathetic aptitude, I suggest you go to the Eternal World and eat Fang Han's scraps; in a few decades, Fang Han will naturally elevate you to the Immortal King level. Why bother cultivating the Celestial Immortal Technique? That's for top-tier figures like Sun Wukong; what level is the protagonist?
I feel like writing about Tang San was completely unnecessary. I don't like Tang San at all, and I won't even read any books with him in them. This book makes Tang San the villain, but it only serves to annoy the reader. The Douluo Continent series is already a mess; the so-called strong characters can even be injured by hidden weapons, which is quite absurd.
The combat power system is not well set up
The world-building is poorly constructed. The concepts of "true transcendents," "pseudo-transcendents," and the various levels (level 1, 2, 3) lack any persuasiveness or expressiveness. It simply talks about transcending cause and effect and laws, especially the idea that transcendents are bound within the realm of true transcendence. It's ridiculous.
On the Dragon Girl's Forcefulness
I'm utterly fed up with all the authors who wrote Journey to the West. No matter where they go, they can always find a connection to a dragon girl. The protagonist becomes the Monkey King, and the East Sea Dragon Girl is always included. Even in some remote wilderness, there's a dragon girl from a river, lake, or well. It's just ridiculous.