Demon Monkey Wukong

I've been quietly following this book for a long time, and today I'm taking the liberty of leaving a long review. At first glance, I was drawn in by the synopsis; it seemed like a joke, but beneath the surface, it became quite serious. The few words seemed to tell a complete little story, leaving the reader with endless imagination for the real plot. At this point, why not click on the main text? Then came the opening chapters, which achieved a profound level of simplification. I didn't analyze the specific highlights in detail, but after reading a few chapters with a learning attitude, I gave up on that idea. Because, without realizing it, I'd already read dozens of chapters, and it was already so interesting—why bother learning anything! I finally understood the creative concept of the opening later. At first, I thought it would be fast-paced and compact, until the reincarnation began… then I realized it was actually an extremely leisurely pace. Most books quickly express the turning point of the protagonist's transformation at the beginning, but the Monkey King Wukong does the opposite, using a lot of interesting passages and short stories to tell a story about rebirth. This is an innovation, and a significant one at that. Besides that, there's Zhu Bi's writing style, characterized by its simplicity and ease of understanding. Yet, beneath this simple structure lies a wealth of imagination, as if deliberately leaving room for interpretation, making me wonder what kind of interesting person Zhu Bi is... As for the plot... Well, I think the characters are even more distinctive. Each character is fleshed out, seemingly ordinary, but a few seemingly mundane words immediately provoke deep thought. I believe this book cannot be skimmed, much less skimmed. You have to savor it slowly, letting its charm ferment within you, only then will you truly understand its appeal... As an anonymous reader, I hope Zhu Bi continues to maintain this writing style, carrying on with your ideas. Slower updates are fine; no one will blame you, after all, the quality is undeniable. Hmm, this is all rather rambling, unformatted and unedited, just some thoughts from my heart. Offering a cigarette to the master (*╹▽╹*)...

I casually clicked on this book; to be honest, I can no longer rely on recommendations or book searches these days. But this one truly surprised me. It's unconventional and genuine. It goes against the grain, and while some may consider it unorthodox, I like it. Rigid thinking and lifestyles need a book like this to break the mold, and this book is like a unique spark in the sky—a rocket, soaring into the heavens. •

This is probably the first work I've followed in this year's league, and luckily it's worth my attention. From the synopsis and writing style to the story and concept, it's all incredibly impressive. The author says he's never written a completed novel, yet this one is remarkably complete and mature. *Journey to the West*, originally a well-known mythological story, even with later generations imbuing it with profound satirical meaning about the social realities of its time, is still largely seen as a mythological tale by the general public. In our memories, impressions, and perceptions, Sun Wukong is the Great Sage Equal to Heaven, a mischievous monkey. He wreaked havoc in the Heavenly Palace, he protected his master on his journey to the West, but in the author's hands, he's completely different, showing us a different Wukong. And Xuanzang Tang Sanzang, who should have been weak and devout in Buddhism, becomes a violent and murderous "evil monk" who makes the astonishing vow, "I wish to slaughter all the gods and Buddhas in the world and convert all demons." Who is the Buddha, and who is the demon? Did the Buddha fall into demonhood, or did the demon become the Buddha? I really like the author's writing style and sharp insight; the sentence breaks are also very concise. Tang Sanzang isn't the Tang Sanzang we imagine, and Sun Wukong isn't the Great Sage we think of. This kind of story is poignant, but the author's descriptions are even more moving. It's like telling a joke with a smile, but the listener cries. A truly amazing work, I really enjoyed it, keep it up!

Riding the wave of popularity ╮(‵▽′)╭

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I've read your masterpiece! You're a genius! I'm truly impressed!

Every drop of blood you shed, every second you spend, will one day pay off.

I added the author's cousin on WeChat, but she didn't accept my request and told me to get lost. She's really fierce!

The author's writing style is grand and impressive; I'll bring the book with me.