The author has something to say, it is exactly 30,000 words written here, no matter how many times the beginning is reshaped, there is really no way to lead to a big contradiction like traditional online articles, such as the "three-year covenant" of Dou Po, the "one-year covenant" of full-time mages, and so on. Waiting for the big contradiction seems to have become one of the means for online articles to continue their lives, as long as this big contradiction is not written, even if there are a million words in the middle, write how the protagonist cultivates, how to have adventures, how to pretend to be forced, even if it can be summarized in three sentences, readers will still chase it.

In fact, there are also means of continuing life in this book, that is, Sun Wukong can recover his strength two years after his rebirth in Nirvana, and the plot can be set up in the early stage to stomp him on the ground, and then let the reader wait for the violent rebound after two years, and write hundreds of thousands of words in the middle story.

Unfortunately, after two days of deliberation, I gave up on the idea.

Why?

Because, this is a new Monkey King. A Monkey King who has lived for 10,000 years.

When he didn't face the demons, he raised the golden hoop stick high and shouted, "My old grandson is here!"

He will not wear the vajra ring that the world has stored in him, endure the torment of fate, and learn from the West.

He is not the monkey who is not afraid of heaven and earth, deviant, and defying the rules in "The Legend of Wukong".

He's mature. He will give up, he will surrender, and he will flirt with his sister, and those plot settings that will be stepped on as soon as he comes up and will be angry back are no longer applicable to him.

Over the past 10,000 years, he has seen through a lot of things, understood a lot, and is proficient in the philosophy of doing things, but he has always relied on a persistent pure heart in his heart, even if he is reborn in Nirvana for 10,000 years, it is only for one purpose. He was even stronger than anyone could have imagined.

But now that it is 30,000 words, all the foreshadowing done above is reshaping the new character image of Sun Wukong, whether it is the name of the Monkey King, or the contrast of Lin Wanyue's attitude, or Sun Wukong helplessly said: "To become a god and become holy, it is better to be at ease with a little priest." It's all for a new Wukong, for a new Great Sage who only exists in the city.

In this way, some readers can't help but ask, since the author wants to write a mature sage, isn't the plot behind it very boring?

The author can guarantee that from the next chapter, he will enter a real world of "urban Wukong", with endless contradictions and twists and turns in the plot, which will explode this grand world.