
The Great Thief of Journey to the West
西游大贼
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Classical Xianxia
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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The latest plot is a bit tense. Aolai Kingdom was forced to submit by the monkeys' force, and yet, less than a year later, they're preparing to enact a series of monkey laws. Although some people are fueling this, the people of Aolai Kingdom are truly a handful.
Well, it's written in a very messy and rushed way. Maybe it's to show the protagonist's wandering thoughts later on, so it's written in such a hurry. But it makes the story seem chaotic and disjointed. However, the fight scene with the Bull Demon King is really well written.
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Seriously? This book was at the bottom of the quality new release list, and now the quality is so high? I didn't see the top few being that great. Maybe the author should consider changing the title to attract more readers and get a bunch of new ones in first.
Where would the Jie Sect come from if it weren't involved in the Investiture of the Gods?
How can a work like Investiture of the Gods, which plagiarizes Journey to the West, be compared to Journey to the West?
I haven't watched it yet, but the synopsis is a bit confusing. How is the disciple of the Great Sage Equaling Heaven mixed up with other titles? Can Shennong explain?
The story is good, but it lacks the satisfying feeling of typical online novels. The protagonist can defeat the Bull Demon King as soon as something happens, but there's still a sense of frustration in the story.
Anger has no root; it's just that injustice breeds resentment? I completely don't understand.
If you don't look at it from the perspective of a typical online wish-fulfillment novel, it's actually quite well-written. The author's understanding of the self-cultivation aspect of Journey to the West is very thorough, much deeper than mine, which only has a superficial understanding.
Author, come out here! The protagonist ended up killing all the Bodhisattvas who supported him, leaving Maitreya without any constraints. On the day the protagonist committed suicide, Maitreya went to Mount Ling and was immediately hailed as Buddha. A single move by Maitreya, known as "Hundred Flowers Scorn," easily eliminated the protagonist.
The protagonist was too foolish; he was actually tricked by Baihuaxiu, a trick Maitreya had up his sleeve, and committed suicide. He believed everything Baihuaxiu said, knowing that she could easily change her mind and become a deity again until her death. Maitreya's methods were truly masterful.