Journey to the West: A White Carp Becomes an Immortal

I've seen many people who dislike conspiracy theories about Journey to the West, but without these theories, many aspects of the story are logically difficult to explain. Here are a few points that raise my questions: 1. How could a monkey without magical powers, without the secret protection of gods and Buddhas, manage to cross the ocean from Dongsheng Shenzhou to Xiniu Hezhou on a raft in a…

What a load of rubbish! His subordinates break through faster than the protagonist, and he even recruits useless henchmen as babysitters.

Earth Immortals: They can create star rivers, refine their own realm, shatter the void with their physical bodies, and attain longevity and immortality, becoming independent of their own spacetime. Celestial Immortal: Ascending through eternity, unique throughout eternity, with only me as the sole witness to the passage of time, unparalleled, capable of wielding the power of heaven and earth…

Having read through chapters six and seven, I understand why I say that modern fantasy novels are losing their ethereal quality: it's because the techniques and cultivation levels are becoming increasingly detailed. Previously, the focus was on meditation and enlightenment, seeking to understand the universe and achieve sudden enlightenment, thus distinguishing between mortals and immortals.

There's nothing I'm interested in reading. It's a fantasy novel set in the prehistoric era, not set in the Journey to the West universe. I'm off, not reading it.

He does nothing productive all day but run around everywhere. The world is garbage, he eats everything without any regard for food or vegetables, and he even has a cheat code that suppresses others. He's already in the Water Curtain Cave and still doesn't cultivate. With such a tiny bit of strength, he's always scheming. The Monkey King's trip to the Heavenly Palace later will be more productive than your thousands of years of scheming.

Preliminary reference image @Bai Li

Don't bother reading it. What was written in the early chapters? It's like a female-oriented novel, even worse than a typical female-oriented wish-fulfillment novel. It's really embarrassing to read.

I couldn't stand it anymore after seeing that the protagonist's cheat ability was given to him by the Primordial Celestial Lord. Everything the protagonist has is the result of the Primordial Celestial Lord's surveillance and help; the protagonist is nothing but rubbish.

There's so much trivial stuff, a whole bunch of ridiculous and absurd things... If you have the cultivation techniques and resources, can't you just find a place to practice? Writing about so much trivial stuff is really discouraging...