Journey to the West: Starting with the Treasure-Falling Money
西游：从落宝金钱开始
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 827k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Mythic Cultivation
- Updated
- 7mo ago
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244Chapters
2.5kRecommendations
28.7kFans
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Your sworn brotherhood is far too casual. There's no Yellow Heaven and Earth in reality, but your Journey to the West world truly does. Your casual sworn brotherhood, bound by fate—a mere bull demon and a local deity—why should the protagonist be your sworn brother? Many local deities in the Journey to the West world are virtuous mortals who were granted land after death.
Have you ever been a monster? Some of this is just random writing and assumptions.
I finished reading "Immortal Herb" in one go, but I have one question: could the author please not include a female lead? I noticed you haven't introduced a female lead yet, so I'm just asking. Ideally, there should be no female lead at all.
The beginning was alright, but around chapter 30-something, it became aesthetically tiring. We didn't encounter many of the monsters from the original story. First, there was a family of white oxen, and their son was even named Dali (meaning "mighty"), so we assumed they were from the Bull Demon King's family, but they weren't. Then a centipede demon appeared, a Taoist priest at that.
Forget it, I'm outta here. The idea is good, the concept is good, but the writing is too casual. It's not even a famous mountain, not even a major one. It's just a small, ordinary mountain with its local deity and mountain god, and they're forcing a sworn brotherhood on it?! And the units of measurement are even more haphazard.
What's wrong with you lately? Your values have become so warped?! We don't like seeing pushovers, but you can't be a bad guy, can you?
It was alright at first, but when someone tries to get justice, their stance becomes so biased... 😰😰😰
You've achieved some success through reckless behavior and started acting recklessly. If you dared to grant Qin Shi Huang immortality, how would the Journey to the West be possible? History would be completely altered; could you bear the enormous consequences?
Oh, ocean, you are all water.
Wow, this is so well-written! Especially the part about capturing Sun Wukong—it's brilliantly written. If the protagonist's name didn't appear every few chapters, I would have thought it was exactly the same as the original novel. The author's skill is truly amazing; he must be the reincarnation of Wu Cheng'en. Wait, why don't I just read the original novel?
The plot is so-so, the cultivation level leans towards the prehistoric era. I lost interest the moment I heard about the Golden Immortals; it was only after hearing about the apprenticeship with Bodhi that my interest in Journey to the West fanfiction was rekindled.