The Black Wind Old Demon

Zhuang Wangu, this book gets better and better with patience. I rarely read a novel more than twice, but this is one of them. The protagonist becomes increasingly captivating as he reaches the Heavenly Realm, and each character is very well-developed. It's a rare gem. Those who only read a few chapters and then come here to give their reviews, don't embarrass yourselves. 😐😐

Is there anyone else like me who has read this book more than 10 times?

One of the true pinnacles of Journey to the West: the prehistoric fantasy novels. The beginning is written casually, but the brilliance of the writing only shines in the "Heaven-Suppressing" level. From the siege of Mount Qushen, the battle of Leizhou, the battle of Mount Jilei, to the fateful battle of the Northern Saints, and then to the clash of saints, the Great Sage Who Moved Mountains, the…

I finally found this book! I wanted to add it to my book list feature, but I couldn't find it... Ah, so many memories!

It's a book from 2007, so people shouldn't come here to criticize it for things like "Journey to the West has to be done" or other nonsense. These secondary interpretations of Journey to the West didn't exist back then. There was no such thing as "major trend" or "destined Journey to the West." Wu Cheng'en didn't even think about all that. What is the ultimate trend? It's about power.

Many people in the reviews of this book can't stand it, it's disgusting, but you have to know that this is a book from the 2000s, and it was considered a masterpiece at that time, at least in my opinion. Moreover, the back part of this book is really good, and it is the kind of book that will be remembered forever in your mind after reading it once. It is not like today's novels, which are forgotten after reading many times. I used to buy physical books and read them

This book is truly deserving of legendary status. There's no clear distinction between good and evil; they're simply different in terms of dreams and stances. Moreover, each character is vividly portrayed, making it perhaps the only book where the supporting characters are more captivating than the protagonists, and not just one single supporting character.

The most amazing thing about this novel is that it has a bunch of mindless readers who tricked me into reading it, but the quality is terrible. So what if I read it? I couldn't even last a few chapters before giving up. Don't tell me it gets better as you read on; it's changed the most basic settings of Journey to the West. What kind of fanfiction is this?

It's an old book from a long time ago; I even bought a physical copy back then. Unfortunately, judging from today's perspective, the early parts were indeed mediocre. However, when I watched the part about the Southern Dipper and the Northern Dipper, I felt that the old feeling came back.

The author is missing, and this book is over a decade old; who hasn't read it multiple times if they liked it? Even now, how many books can you read again and again? If you don't like it, you can leave; there's no need to make a few comments to seek attention.