As a child, Jin Xiongxiong had the good fortune to encounter modern life and became a black bear who longed for freedom and independence. Later, she returned to Journey to the West and took the place of the black bear who stole the cassock from Black Wind Cave. She became the new king of Black Wind Cave, refused Guanyin of the South Sea's offer to recruit her, and earned her ire.
When beings from all realms mention the original black bear of Black Wind Cave, they look envious: "Truly blessed with good fortune."
When they mention Jin Xiongxiong, who took that black bear's place, they look disdainful: "A hopeless case."
Jin Xiongxiong can cook spiritual dishes and has powerful demons looking out for her. She has no interest in being a celestial immortal's gatekeeping bear. But whether she likes it or not, the plot insists she replace the black bear of Black Wind Cave and become the thief who keeps getting visits from Sun Wukong demanding the return of the cassock.
She keeps saying she didn't steal the cassock, but Sun Wukong still follows the plot and comes to her door again and again. In the end, he even brings Bodhisattva Guanyin, who kills the Spiritual Void Flower Snake and forces her to eat a red pill he has transformed into.
As the plot unfolds just like the Journey to the West she saw in the modern world... Jin Xiongxiong has no choice but to pull out a cleaver.
Who could have guessed that this utterly ordinary cleaver would ultimately turn the Six Realms upside down?
Guanyin of the South Sea regrets it bitterly.
Overturned the impression of Journey to the West
Is there a male protagonist here? Does anyone have a good answer?
The plot is good. It's just too frustrating to watch. The heroine has no force and can only watch. Uncomfortable
The author would like to update it~ I read this book from a friend in the book circle and it was unexpectedly good. The author's writing style is not bad (there are a few typos), the plot setting is relatively novel, the protagonist Xiong Xiong is kind but not a virgin, and the supporting characters monsters are cute and cute~ I hope the author will update it more!! Because I have to finish reading the serialized part.
I just started reading it. The writing style of the article is pretty good. If I don't read it with the original work, the writing angle is quite strange~ Occasionally there are some typos. I have read too many articles about various harems, fast-traveling to different worlds, the apocalypse, etc. Check this out for a change~
The update is too slow. Come on, please update.
I'm coming, I'm coming, Qiqi is visiting Dada;
Looking at Journey to the West from the perspective of the demon world, it tells about the imbalance in the heaven and uses the heroine's own good cooking skills and simple little calculations to show that the heroine wants to be responsible for the people of the world before she was chosen by heaven to start a different journey to the west. The world's perspective begins to change, what is good and what is bad. This is just my opinion. Of course, I think the heroine and her gang are really good. The first time I read this kind of article, I read Journey to the West, which focused on the great road and the overall situation. So it feels very good to watch, but I don't know why, but few people have watched it. (I came up with this book review after careful consideration. It may not be right, but this is what I think. If there is anything wrong, I can only say sorry)
I had read the boy's version of the novel "Journey to the West" before, and after finishing it, I realized that "Journey to the West" was a scam from beginning to end. Sun Wukong had been arranged since birth. He was a "gift" from Heaven to make concessions to the West. It was all a conspiracy. This book is also very good-looking. It starts from the perspective of the demon world and breaks the imbalance of the heavenly world step by step. Well... It's very good-looking anyway. The author begs you to update it quickly. Please update it with more chapters. Cheers for you!!!!!! ☆ * . ☆ . ∧_∧∩* ☆ * ☆ (∀)/ . . ⊂ ノ* ☆ ☆ * (つ ノ .☆ (ノ
The subject matter is novel and the writing is very good. It is worth reading.