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Argo_Wettstein2yrPostedI recently got into the, I guess you could call it the reboot, of this legend, LEGO Monkie Kid, and my mum got me into Journey to the West, which I personally found to be a cringeworthy show, though I believe for its time of production was a good show. I went to find the original story and came across this book, which I never would have expected to have 100 chapters! (Though personally, with the story revolving around Heaven and Earth, it would have been more expected to have 360 chapters, to represent heaven reaching all-though I am not disappointed with the amazing amount that 100 is). It is amazing to see the original story, and I would 100% recommend this to anyone interested in Chinese mythology.
- Argo_Wettstein2yrCommented
342 years. Not so immortal, huh, WuKong?
unicorn; and although they were like birds, they were not ruled by the phoenix. There was another register, and Sun Wukong looked through this one himself. Under "Soul No. 1350" was the name of Sun Wukong, the Heaven−born stone monkey, who was destined to live to the age of 342 and die a good death. - Argo_Wettstein2yrReplied to Sophie_McGregor_3863
Right? Thats so like him
"You insolent demon," retorted Sun Wukong, "how blind you are. You may think I'm small, but I can grow easily enough. You may think I'm unarmed, but I could pull the moon down from the sky with my two hands. Don't worry, old Sun Wukong will sock you one." Sun Wukong gave a jump and leapt into the air, taking a swing at his face.