Black Myth: Bringing the Great Sage to Take on the Gods!

Hopefully, this isn't another prehistoric conspiracy theory.

The last few chapters have been released, and I dare say this is one of the most brilliant plot designs I've seen in recent years. Before, I never understood why the author gave Yang Chan so many personality traits and plot points; I basically read it with a frown. But after seeing the latest chapter, I was absolutely blown away, practically reading it on my knees.

There are still too many critics, or perhaps some people have truly been culturally influenced and lost their ability to appreciate Eastern beauty. Of course, there are drawbacks. For example, without DLC, the story is incomplete, only half complete. Other issues include the presence of invisible walls on the map and the need to edit large models. But just a regular undergraduate degree?

Is the author also a fan of Black Myth: Wukong? Good taste! Also, Gu An's teaching of Hua Qing in the story was quite interesting—telling a monkey about love is pretty cool, and I really enjoyed that. I'm curious if it's some kind of Six-Eared Macaque?

[Let's start with the drawbacks] 1. While the book opens with a wildly imaginative premise and a fast pace, it's not a typical lighthearted, imaginative story. Instead, it feels like the imaginative elements are used to build the world-building, perhaps because the author needed something eye-catching to secure a contract.

In general, I am a primate.

Life is but a fleeting dream, and worldly affairs are like the wind in the breeze.

Even cultivating immortality requires fierce competition; this is exhausting! Teacher Gu truly lives up to his reputation as an excellent teacher; his skills in making promises and offering encouragement are maxed out. Sangtian's imagination is truly remarkable; I couldn't help but laugh when I read about the Qingbei Immortal Mansion.

I was drawn to this book by its title; the word "gods" suggests it's at least a novel with elements of the divine realm, right?

Black Monkey is indeed the first college student in the village, but his level is only that of an average public undergraduate. Of course, I'm sure there will be a group of Black Monkey's supporters commenting and barking, saying that he is indeed above average, but not that great.