Journey to the West: I'm the Hundred-Eyed Demon Lord
西游之我是百眼魔君
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- Completed
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- 989k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Mythic Cultivation
- Updated
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Bai Wan Demon Lord was accepted as a disciple
You are such a fine centipede, how could the old hen bear to let you grow wild? She must take you as her apprentice and cultivate you carefully, pruning away your excess branches, making your body plump, healthy, delicious, firm, and chewy. When you are hungry, she will let you voluntarily offer up a section of it. After all, you can grow back, right?
Here's a suggestion: if you really want to break free from the original Journey to the West storyline, why don't you combine your 100+ eyes into one unified eye between your eyebrows, achieving perfect harmony? That would be far better than what you're doing now.
It's well-written, but once the protagonist becomes powerful, he needs to register his identity before going out. It's frustrating to see him always acting as a wandering cultivator in the mountains. Also, he needs to find a powerful backer. I feel like you really can't survive in Journey to the West without one; most wild monsters would die.
It's good that the protagonist is the Hundred-Eyed Demon Lord.
He can make monkeys suffer, but he lacks a solid foundation and his temperament is far inferior to that of the Black Bear Spirit. The fact that he ultimately ends up guarding the gate for a powerful figure proves that Hundred Eyes is indeed a formidable character. Such a character would be a great protagonist for fan fiction.
The author portrayed Bai Mu as weak. Bai Mu is ranked in the top 10 of the 81 tribulations in Journey to the West. With added advantages, why is he forced to become someone else's disciple? Journey to the West isn't the Investiture of the Gods. Zhen Yuanzi wasn't powerful enough either; he was ultimately forced to become sworn brothers with Sun Wukong. Wasn't Bai Mu more powerful than Sun Wukong?
Run! The poison is a major deterrent! They've actually recruited seven spider demons! Even a boar that works year-round can't mate for long!
The karmic consequences in Journey to the West are too heavy!
Aside from moving, I can't think of any other way. Unless it's a divine intervention! My thinking is based on the theory of merit from Journey to the West; Others' privileged children descend to earth to gain prestige, how can a commoner like you compete? There's an old woman behind the Pleiades Star Lord!
Pure Journey to the West? But the Journey to the West world inherently includes characters from the Investiture of the Gods; without a political perspective, it's essentially praising Buddhism and suppressing Taoism. Moreover, the biggest figures on both sides in a pure Journey to the West are the Jade Emperor and the Buddha. So, was the Monkey King's havoc in the Heavenly Palace simply because the Jade Emperor was mentally unstable? Was he just smearing himself?
Well written. The writing style was so-so at the beginning, but it got increasingly more like a cultivation fantasy as it went on, and the writing improved. It also included a nice harem element, which is my type. Keep it up, and please don't abandon the project!
The comments are all from geniuses; one or two references to Journey to the West, Investiture of the Gods, or even the Primordial Era have all come up, suggesting that our ancestors look just like me.