Great Sage of Journey to the West: Starting as a Red-Eared Macaque

The book title is wrong, Mud Monkey, Monkey King!

This is an old man, an old eunuch.

Red-eared macaques smear mud on themselves to save their lives when they are young!

The intelligent stone monkey is capable of transformation, understands the seasons, knows the advantages of the land, and can move stars and change constellations. The Six-Eared Macaque is good at listening, discerning reason, knowing the past and the future, and understanding all things.

After reading about 10 chapters, I feel there's a problem with the "golden finger" (cheat code/powerful ability); it's prone to bugs. The protagonist's learning ability is incredible; he learns from the grey pigs with minimal instruction. And are their spells ordinary or innate spells? Furthermore, spells should have attributes, right? Learning them must be somewhat difficult.

Can you still write? Give me a straight answer! I haven't even started reading yet, I'm a little hesitant to subscribe to this update 🙂?

It would be more reasonable to calculate cultivation realms and techniques separately!

The synopsis shows when the protagonist will be able to protect himself, even become a mountain king, establish his own government, and use weapons, preferably a staff rather than swords.

Actually, outside of Langlang Mountain, it's still Langlang Mountain. I left Langlang Mountain, but I've come back.

Dear author, your book is well-written, but I feel you're too impatient. When it was first released for subscription, you almost abandoned it because of subscription numbers, and then you took several days off without updating. This made us, who wanted to subscribe, feel that you might abandon it at any time due to unsatisfactory subscription numbers.