Two Worlds: From Journey to the West to Black Myth

I haven't watched it yet, but I read the synopsis. I hope they don't mix in the prehistoric world view. Especially the part about the Four Chaotic Apes, please don't have any bloodline fusion leading to a reversion to the ancestral state and creating a Chaotic Demon Ape.

Too much rambling, a chapter could be written in two sentences, the premise is flawed, it's bound to flop later on, a complete waste of time.

This book is okay for killing time. However, the author's writing in terms of plot transitions and character dialogue is terrible, making it wordy and chaotic. Also, the author neglects many aspects of Black Myth, such as rare items, wine jugs and infused materials, spirit essences and transformation abilities—these are basically not mentioned.

It's full of nonsense; reading a chapter is no different than not reading it at all.

I read ten chapters, and the whole thing was just setting and the protagonist's ideas; it was incredibly boring and padded out.

The writing is terrible. The author has ideas, but just can't seem to put them into words; it's just a bunch of rambling and feels disjointed.

Too much nonsense, it's as long and tedious as an old woman's foot-binding cloth...

One character's inner thoughts are described too much, and another character, the Red-Bottomed Macaque, the Man of Destiny, and Sun Wukong's Six Roots, are surprisingly not good at fighting.

They keep repeating the same old things, and even include a bunch of Black Myth content to pad their word count. They just copy and paste all the plot points that bloggers have dug up to pad their word count, and then they have to explain themselves afterward.

There's too much focus on inner monologues now, it's gotten a bit boring. It feels like they're just padding out the Dark Myth universe, the plot isn't progressing, and there aren't any interesting parts. I feel like it's going to flop. 🙂