Journey to the West: From Centipede Demon to True Lord Hundred-Eyes
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The centipede demon is considered one of the strongest demons in Journey to the West, ranking in the top 10.
In this book, is being a "terrestrial immortal" a realm of cultivation? I thought it was a separate path.
What is Journey to the West? Journey to the West is about comparing one's Taoist cultivation, supernatural powers, and magical treasures to different places. A powerful magical weapon can grant temporary dominance. For example, if the Green Ox Demon stole the Diamond Bracelet, would he be able to control the Heavenly Gods, the Five Luminaries, the Twenty-Eight Constellations, the Water God, and…
I've read about centipede demons in several books already 😄
In the Journey to the West world, a demon king uses a sword as a weapon—how incongruous!
In the Journey to the West world, a demon king uses a sword as a weapon—how incongruous!
I remember there was a book about centipede demons before.
Why doesn't the protagonist learn his master's greatest skill?
The protagonist always carries a Pure Yang Sword, which shows that he also likes swordsmanship. So why doesn't he learn the swordsmanship of the Golden Spirit Mother? The Golden Spirit Mother inherited the swordsmanship of the Tongtian Sect Master.
Why didn't the protagonist research his centipede venom and hardened body? The Hundred-Eyed Divine Power is understandable, but the sword seems unnecessary and out of place.
Why doesn't the protagonist get a Qilin mount and use a halberd as his weapon?
Later in the story, the protagonist will have the chance to find Laozi (the Supreme Lord Lao) to melt down the nine sun-shooting arrows and reforge them into a weapon for his own use. Hopefully, it won't be a sword; something cooler is preferred.