In Journey to the West, I Am the Chief of the Demon Suppression Bureau
人在西游，镇魔司主
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 550k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Classical Xianxia
- Updated
- 2y ago
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"Intentional good deeds go unrewarded, unintentional evil deeds go unpunished"—what utter nonsense! If good and evil go unpunished, then Heaven and Earth must be biased. Great philanthropists build bridges and roads, distribute porridge to the poor, not to accumulate good karma, but during times of great disaster, high-ranking officials and nobles indulge in feasting and entertainment, neglecting…
This "Journey to the West" setting is probably the "Journey to the West: Conquering the Demons" chapter. A small fishing village, a little girl who lives forever, man-eating fish, a fat monk, three hundred children's songs, a deceitful demon hunter. This is just like a Stephen Chow movie! The images kept popping into my head as I watched.
The author's moral standard is surprisingly based on intention, not actions. That's hilarious! 😅
The current level of sophistication is quite good, but it feels like the protagonist's cultivation level and cultivation experience haven't been clearly defined yet. (Duration...) He starts off with an air of superiority, and there's no character progression. Is this positioned as a behind-the-scenes novel?
It's so tiresome! They established the Demon Suppression Division, but they haven't encountered many real demons; in fact, the demons are often the victims! It's all about the wickedness and fickleness of human nature. Do you think you're writing a self-help book? Do you even deserve to be called the Demon Suppression Division? Especially that part about training dog corpses! How many chapters of filler have you written? Stop using the same formula all the time!
It's getting increasingly abstract. The protagonist is abstract, allowing a village that has harmed people to reap the benefits without any effort. Sanzang is even more abstract, driving a temporarily harmless spirit insane while lacking the ability to clean up the mess.
Wow, that's impressive, the case report alone is over three chapters long right from the start!
Have you heard of the Nine Heavens Demon-Subduing Ancestor? He doesn't even need your protection! It's Xiniu Hezhou that truly needs protection.
This book is better written than most of the books on the bestseller list, it's just too short.
Author, you're amazing! A lake with both freshwater fish and seafood (Chapters 26 & 27)