Just a Minor Scout, and You Say I Am in a Strange World?

What we're really saying is that the combat power in the Weird World is indeed a bit low. Let alone Journey to the West, even a random martial arts master like the Seven Immortals of Quanzhen would be no match for it. Of course, if it's set in a supernatural world, that would be going too far. By mythological standards, they're just a group of ordinary people wielding innate spiritual treasures.

I remember someone asking if Sadako, Chu Ren, and Mikayako combined could defeat Yang Jian.

The protagonist's character can't be written in terms of combat power. Since the protagonist's combat power is already above the ceiling, things like defeating monsters much stronger than themselves can't happen, otherwise the entire power system would collapse.

Wu Cheng'en: As everyone knows, I'm just a lousy writer, I don't know anything about Journey to the West.

1. Why does the first thought after becoming a monster be that you've transmigrated into Little Drill Wind? I really don't understand the author's logic. Even setting aside the fact that Little Drill Wind wasn't specified as a monster, what if you were a tiger demon, or just some nameless, wild monster? 2. The protagonist believes he's in the primordial world, so he's been hiding, right?

You are a demon, destined to be a demon for life. Don't forget to rely on humans; humanity cannot withstand the test.

In Journey to the West, you can call me Little Drill Wind, and I won't mind. But now that I'm here, you still call me Little Drill Wind?

In my entire life, I, True Lord Drill Wind, have roamed the demon realm, but I have only ever been defeated by the Monkey King, the king of all demons who is as famous as the heavens. (´ﾟωﾟ`)

Read the original text for yourself. Does anyone still doubt the sheer power of a single-handedly defeating Sun Wukong without relying on magic weapons? Even if that power is only one percent of what's described below, it's enough to make Sun Wukong spin like a top! He turned sharply, looked towards the southeast, opened his mouth three times, and exhaled a breath.

This bizarre worldview is so filthy; even monsters that eat people and then do their bidding are considered top-tier immortals.