Myriad Worlds Instances Starting with Journey to the West
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It is indeed tasteless to eat but a pity to throw away.
If you can accept reading a chronological account, you can come and take your time; if you can't, you can leave now. The novel should be called "Lu Chen's Immortal Cultivation Diary"; the more I read, the more boring it becomes, and the less I look forward to it. The plot is bland and uneventful, mainly because it's too verbose; you can find endless new side stories throughout the book.
Even the Monkey King needed seven years to master his skills, and he was still suppressed after causing havoc in Heaven, only after other deities let him off the hook. He was finally subdued by Buddha. You think you can cause trouble in just one year? Whether you can even get through the South Gate of Heaven is another question.
After finishing the first instance, it's ridiculous! The first instance is supposed to be based on Journey to the West, but only Bodhi Patriarch is even remotely connected to the main characters. The other characters have absolutely no interaction with the story. Instead, there are a bunch of original characters who feel completely unrelated to Journey to the West, even its worldview.
I recommend checking out the fantasy/xianxia (fantasy/martial arts) genre. Many readers of the multiverse genre come to see the clash of different combat systems and dungeons. While the Journey to the West cultivation story is well-written, it doesn't quite fit this genre.
Let me share my feelings.
Let me share my initial impressions of the book so far. First of all, the writing is alright. It seems the author did a lot of research before writing this kind of cultivation novel, but in my opinion, this is about the best. As for my question, I came to read Wang Wenben for the thrill of the story, and then I came to read Zhutian.
It has to be said
Stop writing so much about returning to everyday life; it's meaningless to the theme. For now, stop taking on disciples, female leads, making big money, starting companies, buying houses, and helping this and that. Attaining enlightenment is the theme; everything else is external, just for show. We're eating fast food; don't complicate the relationships and plot.
The plot is too slow.
The first chapter is too long; it can only be paused for a year, requiring hundreds of chapters to write, including every single day 😅. The plot is a bit dragging. It would be better to extend the timeline. One day in heaven is one year on earth, so it could be directly converted into 365 years on earth. If it can't be written that long, heavenly time can be used as a transition. Moreover, it's a mythological story, so using heaven as a unit of measurement is a bit unreasonable.
I can't stand it anymore, it's such a pity, a top-tier Journey to the West, but third-rate reality. I thought finding the magic herb would be a way to pay for the rest of my journey to the West, but what a pity!
How about we change the name? The main world is Journey to the West. At this rate, the protagonist will be invincible by the time you quit the game. The martial arts world is untouchable. It's unrealistic to nerf the protagonist too much.
Did they change writers? Problems started around chapter 100. A reincarnation instance is supposed to be a reference to Journey to the West, but the plot is poorly written and lacks coherence. The character of Su (or something like that) and her cousin are just awful. And seriously, you're a Purple Mansion cultivator, my friend?