Two Worlds: From Journey to the West to Black Myth

I haven't read it yet, but I read the introduction. I hope the prehistoric worldview will not be mixed into it. Especially when it comes to the four apes in the world, don't do anything about blood fusion and then turn against the ancestors and create a chaotic demon ape.

There is too much nonsense. Two sentences can fill a whole chapter. There is a problem with the setting. I will rush into the street later. It is a complete waste of time.

This is a good book to read to pass the time. The author's writing is too poor in terms of plot connection and character dialogue, and it looks long-winded and confusing. Also, the author has ignored many things in the Black Myth, such as rare treasures, wine bottles and infusions, spirits and magical powers of transformation. There are also weapons and equipment upgrades. Although these may seem inconspicuous individually, they can greatly improve combat effectiveness, survivability, and battery life after being collected. Also, they always emphasize that the protagonist is not good at fighting. Based on the content I have seen so far, the author intends for the protagonist to collect the origins of the four monkeys and eventually become a Chaos Demon Ape. But if you are not good at fighting, isn't this overkill? That's nonsense. Based on the above, I feel that the author has no detailed plan. He only wants to have a general direction, and then completely thinks about where to write.

There is a lot of nonsense. Reading one chapter is the same as not reading it.

I read ten chapters, and the entire chapter was filled with the setting and the protagonist's thoughts. It was very boring and watery.

The writing is terrible. The author has ideas but just can't write them down. It's just a bunch of nonsense and it looks very fragmented.

There's too much nonsense, it's as long and smelly as an old lady's foot wrap…

One person has too many descriptions in his mind, and the other one is that the six characters of Chijiri Mahou, Destiny Man and Sun Wukong are actually not good at fighting.

Che Zhuluan talked back and forth, and even posted a bunch of black myth content and word count, just put all the plots that the bloggers dug into, and then he had to explain it himself after the tm was finished.

Nowadays, there are too many descriptions of psychological activities, which is a bit boring. It feels like the world of black mythology is watered down, and the plot is not advanced. There are no interesting places now, and it feels cold 🙂