I Just Ascended the Throne in Great Sui, and You're Saying This Is Journey to the West?

Does this mean I, Sui Sanzang, will never be able to obtain the true scriptures?

Since you're making Yang Er the protagonist, couldn't you at least make him a little more intelligent? If you admire heroes like Li Er, then just make Li Er the protagonist! This is really toxic! Can you please think of a main plot before you start writing?

1. Since it's a fantasy martial arts environment, how could the imperial court not have a single expert? Even Luo Yi is more knowledgeable than the imperial court, and there are only a few generals. 2. Yang Guang is a variable = Yang Guang's presence at the scene is the variable. 3. They initially touted the Great Wall and the nation's destiny as something incredible, but it all fell apart later.

The emperor has a group of ministers, and the martial arts world has a bunch of big shots, all of whom have their own cultivation levels and techniques, but the royal family doesn't?! What kind of bizarre logic is this?! Will the people below submit?! Won't the royal family be afraid?! How was this tradition passed down from generation to generation?! It's like a child's joke!

This is to retrieve the scriptures from the Eastern Sui Dynasty!

There was no mention of the dynasty's governance or policy reforms, nor any conflict with immortals, gods, or powerful families. There was also no explanation of when his memories would return. Every time someone mentioned how well he had done in the past, or showed signs of recalling his past, I was interrupted, which felt very awkward. Overall, the book felt like it was dragging on the main character and the pacing, making it very bland and lacking any excitement.

Pei Xingyan, the son of Pei Renji, the Minister of Rites, was mentioned. So many heroes have emerged in the Tang Dynasty, why isn't this one here?

It's exhausting to read. The whole thing is bland and tasteless. It doesn't resemble a dynasty, nor does it seem like cultivation, and it lacks any personal emotion. It keeps rehashing the stories of reincarnated deities suddenly awakening their true spirits, causing drastic logical shifts. What was the point of writing so much about that earlier?

Is every chapter just padding out the word count on the personal panel? It's ridiculously padded.

Since even some world ministers know this is a magical world, how come the royal palace doesn't have any cultivation techniques? The protagonist just transmigrated and only just learned about this world; surely the native royal palace should know even more?! How could they possibly not have any cultivation techniques?