Journey to the West: The Ten Thousand Arts Demon Emperor
西游之万法妖帝
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 745k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Mythic Cultivation
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
Stats
368Chapters
6.4kRecommendations
112.7kFans
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Primordial Worlds, System, Heavens, Cultivation, and Sci-Fi Power-Ups
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An auction held during the Journey to the West event was quite disgusting.
Brother, your centipede bloodline is so resilient! You've used Golden Crow blood to exchange for blood and flesh, yet you still end up developing into a centipede.
This protagonist could be killed even if you put a dog on him.
To briefly describe the main character: An opportunity has been discovered (Golden Crow Pool)! Main character: Hesitant, indecisive, but once the thought is made up! Fortune favors the bold! The protagonist is half-dead, and his powerful, cheat-like father quickly tries to make a quick buck. An opportunity has been discovered (Jade-faced Man Seeks a Bride)!
It was readable before it was released, but after release it became a pile of garbage. It didn't even achieve immortality, yet it went all the way up to Hongjun and Luohou. The cheat ability was actually created from the Jade Tablet of Creation, which is supposed to be transcendent? After all this stuff was written, I had absolutely no expectations for this book.
So the author knew the Great Emperor was a top-tier official in Heaven? Then why does the protagonist sit in Gouchen's position? Is it because he has a shark arm? Or is the Heavenly Emperor blind and unable to recognize Gouchen? Also, the protagonist knows that Qin Shi Huang was able to carve out a piece of flesh from Heaven only because of his strength and the background of the Witch Clan? Then what makes the protagonist so special? Is it because he's not even an immortal?
From the moment Rahu appears, I'd give this book a zero rating.
A protagonist who hasn't even become an immortal dares to compete with the First Emperor for the destiny of Emperor Gouchen, and even manages to obtain the Ancestral Dragon Scripture through the Dragon Gate left behind by the Ancestral Dragon. What rubbish!
Enter at your own risk
The book's title and tags are Journey to the West, but its background is the prehistoric era, and its content is fantasy. If you call it Journey to the West, it has that Chaos Bell and the Ancestral Dragon Token. If you call it the Primordial Era, it throws in an auction and a whole bunch of mythical creatures. It's really confusing me.
It was watchable at first, but then the constant talk of cultivation alarming even saints—it's truly toxic.
He died from the poison after reading Chapter 8. Leaving aside the part about spitting out the horizontal bone, it then gained sentience, began cultivating, and required a large amount of blood food. Then there's Chapter Eight, where you, a mere centipede demon who hasn't even taken human form, dare to devour the blood of the Golden Crow, who is naturally your natural enemy.