Journey to the West: Tiger's Roar
西游之虎啸
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.4M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Mythic Cultivation
- Updated
- 13y ago
- English
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454Chapters
9kRecommendations
15.6kFans
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Even celestial beings dared to steal treasures from the Lingxiao Palace, and then...
Actually, I think it's alright. Why treat this novel like this? There will always be people who like it. 😟
This protagonist really doesn't respect anyone. A mere celestial being dares to offend the Jade Emperor just to gain fame. What's the use of fame? Are all those powerful beings fools?
"Making trouble in Heaven? A mere celestial being dares to challenge the Dragon King of the North Sea? Ha! That's too naive. Sun Wukong dared to cause trouble because he had powerful backing. The other great sages of that time were all spoiled rich kids with powerful connections. The author is being far too simplistic."
The three demons, the Roc, the Nine-Headed Insect, and the Nine-Spirited Primordial Saint, all possess cultivation levels ranging from Great Luo Golden Immortal to Quasi-Saint, right?
After reading a few chapters, I realized there's a reason why this book didn't do well.
I don't understand why the weapon has to be a drum.
He doesn't even recognize Nuwa, what an idiot!
The author actually claims that Sun Wukong was a Xuanxian (a high-level immortal) when he wreaked havoc in the Heavenly Palace, and that the protagonist's cultivation level is so low, yet he still wants to turn the tables? Where does this confidence come from?
The character "" (shì) is composed of the radical for "wood" () and the phonetic component "" (shì). What is the sound of the market? It is nothing more than the cries of merchants and vendors hawking their wares in the marketplace. As the saying goes, "All the world's hustle and bustle is for profit." This is human nature, unavoidable.