At Baiyu Jing, Li Shimin Asks Me to Slay the Dragon from the Start
人在白玉京，开局李世民求我斩龙
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First, there's never been any claim in Journey to the West that Li Shimin was the reincarnation of the Purple Star. Second, even if he were a reincarnation of a deity, he would be a mortal in this life, otherwise, wouldn't all those reincarnations in the Sui and Tang dynasties have died? Finally, there's no human emperor, no human emperor at all! Journey to the West is Journey to the West, stop reading those prehistoric fantasy stories!
This portrayal of Li Shimin doesn't resemble an emperor or an ancient figure; it's more like a modern comedian. It completely fails to capture his grandeur. He was essentially the one who conquered the Tang Dynasty; if his father hadn't been alive at the time, he would have been the founding emperor.
Wasn't Li Shimin a mere mortal in the Journey to the West world? Wasn't his journey to the underworld in the original novel quite obvious?
In the original Journey to the West, Li Shimin was an emperor on earth, so gods and Buddhas such as Yama respected him because of his status. In terms of combat strength, they'd probably be beaten to a pulp by ordinary ghosts... Of course, if you're going to add the "Primordial Era" or "Human Emperor" elements, then disregard what I said.
The protagonist is incredibly audacious, just reckless. He directly fused with blood essence of unknown origin—aren't you afraid of being possessed? Oh well, let's assume you had no other choice. The Tang Emperor is haunted by the Jing River Dragon King; this is clearly Journey to the West!
Is this something written by a level 5 user?
The opening scene was a real eye-opener; it was quite discouraging at first.
Has your writing style declined? Three books in a row have been abandoned, and each one has fewer pages than the last.
Run
The game starts with a woman who's incredibly naive and stupid.
Why write about a brainless girl with fangs?
The first few chapters weren't great, but they were still readable. Then you wrote about some idiotic, tiger-toothed girl—it was so nonsensical, I instantly lost interest.