A Taoist in the World of Journey to the West
西游世界里的道士
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- Completed
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- 3.2M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Mythic Cultivation
- Updated
- 12y ago
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The title is Journey to the West, the synopsis is Investiture of the Gods, and the first chapter is Romance of the Three Kingdoms? The table of contents is infinite? Am I reading a fake book? 😥
It's quite long, but the premise is terrible! The Tongtian Sect Leader, whose Investiture of the Gods failed, although he had a falling out with Taishang Yuanshi and lived up to the name of the Three Pure Ones, was still a saint. Aside from those who betrayed him, most of his disciples held positions in the Heavenly Court, with Jinling Shengmu being a powerful figure, and Wen Zhong even in the…
Is it really appropriate for the author to portray the Jie Sect (with its grand gathering of immortals) as "rats in the street, hated by everyone"? Keep in mind that the Heavenly Court is the most powerful force in Journey to the West! And the Jie Sect has quite a few bigwigs within the Heavenly Court! Is this suppression of their "junior brothers" going to discourage everyone from ascending to immortality? It's a lose-lose situation!
[Comment] There are so few people... I think the name isn't off-topic.
I think the title, while not off-topic, is misleading. People looking for Journey to the West might click in and immediately dismiss it, while those looking for the Three Kingdoms or the Primordial Era won't find it. Add to that its low ranking, and it all led to this unfortunate result. And didn't it end a little too quickly...?
The person I admire most is Qin Shi Huang. He did a great job burning books and burying scholars alive, it was brilliant, it was brilliant, it's a pity he didn't kill them all.
Both the Human Sect and the Chan Sect are a bunch of dogs in human skin, like hymens pretending to be virtuous while actually being promiscuous.
The title is Journey to the West, the description is Investiture of the Gods, and the content is the Three Kingdoms period.
Why is Journey to the West always stuck in the Three Kingdoms? And most importantly, when someone tricks you, you actually want to take them as your wife and train them? That's not how a simp should behave!
The protagonist seems to be constantly getting into trouble, yet he never dies. You can't really call it bad luck. It's a really frustrating feeling to watch.
Most people like honest people because they are easy to deceive and bully. While the Jie Sect in the Investiture of the Gods is portrayed as having honest members, it accepts all sorts of people, making it an unhealthy sect. All sorts of shady characters infiltrate, causing trouble, bullying the weak and ordinary people, and this is naturally blamed on the Jie Sect.