Journey to the West: The Brother Who Slept in the Bunk Below the Monkey
西游：睡在猴子下铺的兄弟
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- Completed
- Length
- 583k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Classical Xianxia
- Updated
- 2mo ago
- English
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If you enjoy writing about competitions so much, why not write about the Douluo Soul Master Competition on QQ Reading?
This is really good! Besides "The Toad in Journey to the West" and "The Roadblock," this is the third best Journey to the West novel I've read. 😋
It's not a pure Journey to the West story; people run away as soon as they see realms like Quasi-Saint and Saint.
That's ridiculous.
Starting with a primordial being and then talking about a demon body is laughable. Some of the demons on the Journey to the West aren't considered demons anymore once they return to Heaven, understand? If you're going to create a primordial world setting with demon races or something, don't add such a sophisticated setting as a primordial being.
Where did these quasi-saints and saints come from in Journey to the West? Has the author, Hong Huangliu, read too many novels?
Your writing is so messy! First you say the protagonist is a primordial being, then you say he's a primordial demon. The Golden-Winged Roc on the Journey to the West is the younger brother of the Great King of Light, and the Great King of Light has become a woman? The protagonist is a "Zhen" generation character—is there such a thing as "Zhen" after that?
It's that primordial chaos again, and they didn't even write a title? What a waste of my time.
I can't stand it anymore. 1. There is too little description of Sun Wukong and the plot of Journey to the West itself, which reduces the sense of immersion. 2. They've been playing nonsensical matches.
The title is quite discouraging. I've seen this book many times, and because of it, I don't even click to read the first chapter.
It doesn't look like Journey to the West; it's more like a fantasy fantasy... The dialogue is a bit too simplistic, and the plot leans towards face-slapping and showing off.