Journey to the West: I, Sun Wukong, Live Under the Five Fingers Mountain!

Sun Wukong: If anyone wants to kill me, I will kill everyone in the world. If heaven wants to kill me, I will cut off this world. If God wants to kill me, I will let him disappear into thin air.

What the hell is this? Each chapter is only half a chapter (the chapter on the host page has it), the realm setting is confusing, the promotion of the protagonist to the Da Luo Jin Fairy Queen is very slow, the little monsters are better than you, there is no calculation in the whole chapter, so I just keep going! Even though the Immortal King has appeared, you are still a little Hunyuan. After Chaos City appears, you can no longer watch it! I really convinced myself that I was able to finish it (maybe I wanted to curse people these days, so I cursed while watching, so I finished it😇😇😇)

Hehe, it's good, it kind of fits that sentence: If God blocks God, he will kill God; if Buddha blocks Buddha, he will kill Buddha😂😂😂

I've read more than ten chapters and can't stand it anymore. The plot is confusing and inconsistent, and there are too many typos. My personal rating is half a star. I don't recommend it.

You don't have to write if you don't want to. No one is forcing you. You have to open the character panel and check the word count for each chapter.

He's so pretty

Compared with Journey to the West, there is only one word, bad

Hydrology is too poorly written

I've read more than a hundred chapters, and the protagonist is still pressed down by the mountain. What the hell?

I've just finished reading it. The whole screen is full of: wretched development, don't waste it! Chapter 1-00. I've read them all. The plot is quite interesting. The people who are in trouble are like being attracted by the magnet of Sun Wukong, and they fall to the Five Elements Mountain. Very interesting. We have made secondary creations based on well-known characters, and also quoted many descriptions of the characters from the original "Journey to the West", which is both simple and novel. It's just that he's a little too stubborn... He doesn't even have two clones that can cover up the secrets and wander around. Disadvantage (I have to scold you instead of saying I feel aggrieved) 1. Qiu Shou Xian's past. What's the point of me ignoring this party? The memory was restored and then suppressed again. The operation was as fierce as a tiger, and the record was 0.5. What was the picture? Shouldn't we bury our backup plan at this time? Temporary disguise? During his trip to the Five Elements Mountain, apart from giving two magic weapons to Sun Wukong and receiving a beating, it was all for nothing. Two, repeat First, the system panel water number. This is really speechless. When I read about a hundred chapters, I wanted to explode and smash the system. I feel that it is not Sun Wukong who is trapped under the Five Elements Mountain, but me. If I am guilty, please let the law punish me, not the system panel. Secondly, when the author is working out the outline and details, can he remember to write down what the protagonist gets and what he gives each time? Is it confusing because the author wrote it himself? The cultivation realm that has been reached once has to be reached again, the spiritual treasures that have been sent out have to be given away again, and the lines that have been said once have to be said over and over again. It is really very speechless to watch. Originally, because of the author's private realm, it always repeats itself, making the logic very confusing. Finally, don't keep using the same word over and over again. In your first few chapters, Sun Wukong has just acquired the system, so no matter what message he sends, he can use [Sudden], because he is not familiar with this system at this time, and we are not familiar with it either. But! Five hundred years have passed! The system sends a message! What about [suddenly]? When you used the sweeping robot for the first time, you were amazed; when you used the sweeping robot for the 500th time, would you still be amazed that it could actually sweep the floor? Is this true? Seeing this, all I can think about now is [suddenly]! Third, why is it that everyone who comes is a mountain-protecting beast? ? ? Mass production base for mountain guardian beasts? Weird. Starting from Chapter 100, things start to take a strange turn. I watched about 50% of this part, skipping from section to section. The Zen sect was established, the Golden Crow appeared, the Jie Jiao was restored, and the Lich was resurrected... The trend was getting weirder and weirder. It felt like Sun Wukong had been living in a group with a bunch of monsters, that is, low-end combat power, and then suddenly the saints began to accompany them. It felt like a person was crawling, turning his head and driving a high-speed train so--and he flew away. It feels like there are so many different kinds of skills and magical powers laid out in front of me... Just playing around with them, is there no use at all? By Chapter 218, the corpse of the saint who was a chaotic creature appeared, completely freed from the reins, and I completely collapsed. Starting from 218, I didn't read the main text seriously. I directly changed the reading list, and I could roughly understand it. I only clicked on the chapters about Hongmeng Ten Thousand Realms Tree, Jiejiao Three Saints, Wukong's Counterattack, and Journey to the West Shattered. Then I read the catalog and went straight to the finale, and watched the finale. Thoughts after viewing: /N"+@…@~_+——… I've seen it suck, but I've never seen it suck like this. It is not Sun Wukong who is deceiving Hongjun at all, but the author who is deceiving us. Extreme coaxing! I feel like I have to endure the endless system interfaces, the dizzying private realms, and the Monkey King lying on the ground drinking tea and eating peaches... Is this what he is doing? That's it? I'm really convinced... I can't afford to offend him! Why can't I hide? Let me go! Goodbye!