Which of the protagonists in doomsday novels acknowledged Sun Wukong as their master and fought with him, including fighting monsters to level up and dropping equipment?

In the web novels related to the China mythological system, there was a plot about Sun Wukong fighting zombies. For example, in the setting of Journey to the West, the White Bone Demon was a zombie with a latent spirit. Sun Wukong could kill the White Bone Demon with three strikes. However, the White Bone Demon's master, the Gold-Haired Hou, was a Zombie King. It was extremely difficult for him to cultivate. He had gone through a long period of time and the Heavenly Tribulation to cultivate from a white-haired Hou to a gold-haired Hou. He was an expert in the Zombie World. Moreover, Guanyin had hung a Purple Gold Bell around his neck to protect him. Facing such a Zombie King, Sun Wukong might be at a disadvantage. In addition, in some web novels, creative settings such as the confrontation between the old corpse of the mountain village and Sun Wukong also reflected different styles of Sun Wukong fighting zombies. In terms of combat skills, Sun Wukong could use the Charge Rod to quickly charge forward and deal damage to the zombies. The Meteor Rod could continuously attack the zombies at an extremely fast speed. The Whirlwind Rod could turn into a clone of the hair and hit the zombies with the rod. The Earth Splitting Rod could jump to the ground and severely injure the zombies. He could also use the 72 changes to pluck the hair to turn into a clone to hit the zombies. Not satisfied with the game? You can read the novel related to Black Myth: Wukong to understand the exciting plot!

There were many animations about Sun Wukong fighting monsters. One of the animated content was taken from the story in Journey to the West and presented in the form of a catchy children's song. It told the story of the old lady that the four disciples of Tang Sanzang met on the way to the scriptures. If you want to know more, you can go to the green version of the picture book "Sun Wukong Fights the Monster" in December's Children's Illustrated to explore the follow-up story. There was also a video posted by Big Fish user 1538142512264345 called "Sun Wukong fights monsters." There was also an animation of "Sun Wukong fights monsters" in the animated baby bus that children loved to watch. In addition, there was also the animated story of Sun Wukong Fighting the Monster (New Crown Virus) in "The Scarab Tells a Bedtime Story". This story told the story of the four disciples of Tang Sanzang encountering the New Crown Virus in the village next to the bat cave. Sun Wukong joined forces with the God of Fire, the God of Thunder, scientists and medical staff to defeat the New Crown Virus, and finally discovered that bats were not monsters. Watching Journey to the West: Sun Wukong Beats the White Bone Demon Three Times is not enough. Everyone is welcome to click to read the novel!

There were many targets of Sun Wukong's war. For example, in the plot of Journey to the West, Sun Wukong fought against the Bull Demon King, and Sun Wukong fought against Red Boy. In the film and television works, Sun Wukong fought against the Flying Kingdom, Sun Wukong fought against Transformers (1), and so on.

He recommended a few novels. The Big Splashing Monkey was a Xianxia cultivation civilization novel written by Turtle Is Not Turtle. This book was about a fearless and uncompromising person like Wukong. It had already been completed and was even adapted into a drama series, Ling Yunzhi. It's a bit of a masochist overall. It's a true story of Wukong who fights for survival. However, I don't recommend it to those who like cool novels. Legend of the Great Sage was not bad either. Its style was different from Big Splashing Monkey, so he could give it a try. There was also Legend of Wukong. It was a classic, but it was taken down at Dian Niang. " My Doomsday Simulation Machine Super Gou " was a sci-fi doomsday crisis novel written by Eat and Sleep. It was about how Zhang Wei used the Doomsday Simulation Device and realized that the actual situation was different from the simulation when the doomsday arrived. " We're all demons, why are you covered in holy light?" It was an oriental fantasy novel written by Mantou Lychee. The protagonist, Yang An, transmigrated to the demon world. Other people had to pay a price for their cultivation, but he could purify them and walk a unique path of cultivation. The plot rhythm was good, but the protagonist's character was a little different. " The Ceremony of the Elven King " was a light novel written by Mechanic 01. It was a Pokémon novel. The main character had many elven companions, and the plot was okay. The main character also had two childhood friends. " Taoist Mythology: I Am the Last True Immortal in the World " was a classic Xianxia novel written by Let's Smile. It was an orthodox Taoist cultivation novel, but the comments were very strict. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>

In Mobile Legends, Sun Wukong's equipment was as follows: Early stage: Pursuit Blade + Swift Boots + Endless Blade. In the early stage, Endless Blade can increase critical damage for Jungler development. Swift Boots can increase movement speed for escape or pursuit. Mid-stage: Pursuit Blade + Swift Boots + Endless Blade + Grandmaster's Power + Bloodshed Blade. Endless and Grandmaster's Power are more useful in the mid-stage. Bloodshed Blade can provide attack recovery to increase endurance. Grandmaster's Power can increase physical damage, critical damage, and movement speed. [Later stage: Pursuit Blade + Swift Boots + Endless Blade + Grandmaster's Power + Bloodshed Blade + Star Shattering Hammer. This set of equipment increases critical damage and reduces skill cooldown while providing movement speed.] There was also a Sun Wukong Critical Hit 10000 equipment: Doomsday + Grandmaster's Power + Endless + Army Breaker + Star Shattering Hammer + Lightning Dagger. However, this equipment would move slower. It could be tried in man-machine, matchmaking, winning games, or when defending the tower against the wind.

Some cartoons involved the fight between Sun Wukong and Zhu Bajie. For example, the 83rd edition of the paper-cut " Little Eight Precepts " was set in the story of Zhu Bajie returning to Gao Laozhuang after learning from the scriptures. There may be relevant plot interactions when Sun Wukong came to Gao Laozhuang as a guest. There were also some children's animations that might show the fighting or playful interactions between Sun Wukong and Zhu Bajie. However, there was no specific mention of cartoons with the theme of Sun Wukong fighting Zhu Bajie in the current reference materials.

Sun Wukong Fights the Monster On the long journey to the Western Paradise, Tang Sanzang and his disciples were slowly moving forward. Tang Sanzang was riding a white horse, his cassock fluttering in the wind. His face was calm and he was muttering something, probably reciting scriptures. Sun Wukong took the lead. His Fiery Eyes scanned the surroundings vigilantly. The golden hoop on his head shone under the sun. He held the powerful Jingu Staff tightly in his hand, ready to deal with sudden danger. Zhu Bajie swung his big ears and stuck out his round belly as he followed behind step by step. From time to time, he would grumble that he was hungry. Monk Sand silently carried the load, looking honest and honest. Suddenly, a gust of demonic wind whistled past, carrying a thick fishy smell. " Where are you going?!" Sun Wukong immediately became alert and shouted. A tall and strange-looking demon appeared in front of them. This demon had a green face and fangs, and its eyes were emitting green light. It was covered in black scaled armor and held a huge trident. It looked very fierce. Sun Wukong didn't say a word as he flew towards the monster. He raised the Jingu Staff high and smashed it at the demon. The demon did not want to be outdone and raised its trident to block. The Jingu Staff and the trident collided with a deafening sound and sparks flew everywhere. Sun Wukong was agile. He flipped in the air and attacked the monster from the side. The monster dodged left and right, trying to find Sun Wukong's flaw. Zhu Bajie watched anxiously from the side and also wanted to go forward to help. However, before his clumsy body could get close to the demon, he was almost swept over by the demon's tail. Monk Sand stayed by Tang Sanzang's side to prevent other demons from ambushing him. The more Sun Wukong fought, the braver he became. He displayed the ability of the Seventy-Two Transformations and instantly turned into a small bee, flying around the monster to disrupt its vision. The monster was confused and waved its trident in anger. Sun Wukong seized the opportunity and returned to his original form. He hit the monster's arm with his club. The monster cried out in pain, and the trident fell to the ground. Sun Wukong followed up with a few more strikes, and the monster was unable to fight back. Finally, Sun Wukong shouted,"Demon, die!" The Jingu Staff smashed heavily on the monster's head. The monster instantly fell to the ground and disappeared into a puff of black smoke. Tang Sanzang and his disciples continued on their journey to the Western Paradise. Sun Wukong regained his vigilance and was ready to welcome the next monster's challenge. Watching Journey to the West: Sun Wukong Beats the White Bone Demon Three Times is not enough. Everyone is welcome to click to read the novel!

In the battle against Red Boy, Sun Wukong's character displayed many characteristics: ** 1. Brave and fearless ** Facing a powerful and cunning opponent like Red Boy, Sun Wukong was fearless. Red Boy had the powerful spell of Samadhi Fire, and many immortals were afraid of him. However, Sun Wukong still bravely fought him and actively faced the challenge. He had no intention of retreating. ** 2. Smart ** 1. ** See through the trick ** - He had been suspicious of Red Boy's trick of disguising himself as a child who had been kidnapped by bandits. Although Tang Sanzang was confused by Red Boy's appearance, Sun Wukong relied on his experience and keen insight to sense that something was amiss. This reflected his intelligence. 2. ** Dealing with challenges ** - During the battle with Red Boy, Sun Wukong constantly tried various methods to deal with Red Boy's True Samadhi Fire. He had adopted many tactics, such as inviting the Dragon King to rain to extinguish the fire. Although he failed in the end because ordinary water could not extinguish the True Samadhi Fire, his active attitude in finding a solution also reflected his wit. ** 3. Determination and persistence ** Even though he was almost killed by Red Boy's True Samadhi Fire, Sun Wukong did not give up on the idea of saving Tang Sanzang. After he recovered, he still tried his best to defeat Red Boy and rescue the captured Tang Sanzang. He continued to carry out his mission of protecting Tang Sanzang while he went to the Western Paradise to obtain the scriptures. ** 4. Strong self-esteem ** When he was at a disadvantage due to Red Boy's True Samadhi Fire, Sun Wukong was filled with unwillingness. As a highly capable character, his self-esteem was stimulated when faced with such a failure. This made him even more determined to defeat Red Boy and prove his strength again. ** 5. Loyalty ** Sun Wukong ignored his own safety and wanted to save Tang Sanzang. He knew that he had a great responsibility to protect Tang Sanzang. Once Tang Sanzang was captured, he would do his best to rescue him. This reflected his loyalty to Tang Sanzang and the friendship between master and disciple.

" Sun Wukong Fights the Monster " was a children's song. It was composed by Fan Jiaxin and Peng Ye. There was also a version of Bunny Xiaobei singing, and there were finger games with it as background music for early childhood education.

Sun Wukong and the Heavenly Court had two great battles. The first time, the vanguard Mighty Miracle God was completely defeated in a few rounds. The main general Nezha was defeated by Wukong's sneak attack after thirty rounds. After that, the Heavenly Court withdrew their troops. For the second time, the Heavenly Court sent four Heavenly Kings, together with the Pagoda-Bearing Heavenly King Li Jing and the Third Prince Nezha, to set up a total of 100,000 Heavenly troops and 18 inescapable nets. They were the 28 constellations, the nine star officials, the 12 Yuan Chen, the five directions of Jiedi, the four Gongcao, the east and west stars, the north and south gods, the five mountains and four blasphemies, and the universal astrology. The Nine Star Official couldn't last more than a few rounds. The four heavenly kings, Li Jing and Nezha, joined hands to fight Sun Wukong until sunset. In the end, Sun Wukong used the avatar technique to create millions of Great Sages to defeat him. The Hui 'an Walker under Guanyin, also known as Muzha, went to help Sun Wukong and fought with him for 50 to 60 rounds before being defeated. In summary, Sun Wukong had fought with the Heavenly Court many times, so it was difficult to accurately count the number of rounds. While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of "Dafeng Nightwatchman"!