Journey to the West: I Became the Pilgrim Before Tang Monk

Tang Sanzang faced three or four tribulations at birth; how could you replace him in the first tribulation?

That's just too opportunistic. If you weren't Jin Chanzi, you shouldn't even be able to reach Wuzhi Mountain. The author simply didn't know how to solve this problem, so they just set it up to start at Wuzhi Mountain.

(New author) Bai Jujing's first manuscript was accepted. Please feel free to offer any opinions related to the plot, the novel, or the character design; I will consider them all. Grateful!!!

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Either don't use conspiracy theories, or don't take the talisman. If you have conspiracy theories, and under the noses of all the gods and Buddhas, you took the talisman that Buddha put on Five Finger Mountain, didn't you laugh when you wrote such an absurd plot?

🎭 Character Design: The characters are not well-developed enough. The author has extended too much emotion into the protagonist, giving the impression that the protagonist suddenly gets what he wants. The villains and the protagonist group seem to be a case of adding too much water and too little water. 🎬 Plot: I'm quite interested in the plot where someone else takes on the 81 tribulations of Journey to the West. I hope the author does a good job.

Journey to the West is a grand scheme orchestrated by the three realms of Heaven, Earth, and Man, by both Taoism and Buddhism, and countless powerful figures. If you rashly participate, you'll be lucky to escape with a gruesome death.

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It's alright, some people might like it, but others might find it awkward.

There's no need to resort to conspiracy theories in Journey to the West, because the original story follows an open strategy.