Cang's Ramblings

Chapter 1199 1196. Comments on "Sun Wukong's Life Simulator"

Hello everyone, I am Cang Yiwei.

Today I would like to recommend a thought-provoking article to you.

"Sun Wukong's Life Simulator", Yue Budong, level 5 author, 78 words.

Category: Xianxia-Mythical Cultivation.

Summary:
The Flower-Fruit Mountain declared itself the king, the Fangcun Mountain sought immortality, and from the East China Sea to the underworld and then to the Heavenly Palace, everything turned upside down.

After being pressed under the Five Elements Mountain, he went to the West to obtain Buddhist scriptures. He fell into the stirrup while holding a horse for someone, and went through 81 difficulties before finally becoming the Fighting Buddha.

Looking back on Sun Wukong's life, was he a success or a failure?
Or is this just a complete tragedy?

Is all this the result of calculation? Or is it just his personality?

When Sun Wukong has a life simulator, what kind of future will he create?
【Brief Comment】

He has three books under his name, including "Sign in at Heaven, Finally Waiting for the Havoc in Heaven" and "Honghuang: Starting from Houyi's Apprenticeship". These two books have very few words and are not recommended for everyone to read.

His simulator is actually quite similar to a very popular novel called "Lu Bu's Simulator", and it seems to be a follow-up.

This kind of book actually uses a system to simulate life experiences, showing the experiences of Sun Wukong in different periods, making some remedies at more dangerous time points and changing the trajectory of his life.

Constant simulation seems to be able to change everything completely, but in fact, just like many Journey to the West themes, there is always a thread controlling something, such as the cycle of heaven and earth, which can never be transcended.

In fact, through a trial reading, I found that the setting and plot rhythm of this book are actually quite good. It contains the author's own ideas and has a relatively large imagination.

Moreover, this kind of simulation, like writing different outlines, tests the author's ability to conceive and their imagination in simulating different lives. It is not something that ordinary people can do and it is very brain-intensive.

Therefore, although the subject matter may be suspected of borrowing and following trends, it still has its own characteristics and is worthy of everyone's attention. It is another excellent novel that has withstood the test of the market and proved that it is still recognized by the public.

Based on this point alone, I think young readers will still like it. Don't worry too much about the logical lines in the book, there is no need to worry about that. [Summary]

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【Cang's Ramblings】

I just finished reading the latest chapter of a life simulation. Two characters appeared in the dragon clan who crossed a million feet across the dragon gate and obtained the power of the ancestral dragon bloodline.

One is Ao Yun, the disciple of Wukong, and the other is Ao Bing, whose tendons were pulled out by Nezha before.

The fate of these two people was completely changed and they became the new hope of the dragon clan.

Wukong also discovered the real reason for the Jade Emperor's foundation, and his chances of winning against Hongjun this time should be greatly improved.

The protagonist with a system will eventually overthrow the law of nature.

So when reading this kind of novel, the imagination is indeed big enough, but after reading it for a long time, I feel bored.

On the one hand, it is constantly simulating life, just like playing games in the past, using plug-ins to constantly modify life, playing in the wild without injury, and ignoring the damage of the opponent's fountain.

It may seem interesting once or twice, but it will get boring if you play it too much.

So you can read this book, but you can't fully immerse yourself in it, and it's not suitable to read it all at once. Just read it occasionally.

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