Journey to the West: A Six-Year-Old Brat Who Rages at Guanyin from the Start

The book is of very good quality, the plot is great, and it includes explanations and difficult words, all clearly explained and easy to understand. It's a great learning tool, and the font is also suitable, making it easy on the eyes! In short, it's excellent!

It's beautiful, but the updates are too slow.

It's so rambling it's frightening... A constant stream of nonsense, forced humor, everyone seems to have the same personality—unpredictable, erratic, and constantly bursting into laughter 🤣🤣🤣 It's ridiculously childish. In a book under a million words, the dialogue is so long and rambling, how much of it actually tells a story? I just can't stand it...

It's really, really good, but the updates are a bit slow.

The beginning was bearable, but the later additions like the speed-generating divine city in chaos and other worlds made it unreadable. Either stick to the original Journey to the West, even adding the primordial era wouldn't be a problem, but all that random stuff they added later is just unbearable.

This completely baffles me. If all the civil and military officials can become immortals, then the emperor, who has the most abundant fortune, is still just a mortal.

The new book has been released; please take a look, gentlemen.

It's pretty good, the plot is quite good, and I personally found it quite enjoyable to watch.

Good

Well, to be honest, it got a bit boring towards the end because it was all about capturing this monster and that monster.