Are there any novels similar to Investiture of the Gods and Journey to the West?

😋I recommend the following novels to you: 1. "The Strongest Heavenly Soldier of the Rebirth Journey to the West" tells the story of an ordinary Heavenly Soldier who encounters all kinds of challenges and obstacles from the immortals during his cultivation and eventually becomes a Divine Master of a generation. 2. "Journey to the West: The modern Tang had been reborn in the world of the Journey to the West and became a young Jianglu. He comprehended all kinds of Tao techniques in his cultivation and ignited the road to the West. 3. [Rebirth of the Son of Bajie: Become the son of Bajie and explore the secrets of the world of the West, the demon race, and the demon path.] 4. The Evil Xuanzang: The story of becoming a monk, not wanting to be pure and have few desires, and fighting against immortals and Buddhas. 5. "Rise of Jie School on the Investiture of the Gods" tells the story of the re-emergence of Jie School after the completion of the apotheosis. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

The Investiture of the Gods and Journey to the West were classic novels in the history of Chinese literature. They both had far-reaching influence and a wide readership. Although the two works have different literary evaluations, there are some similarities between them. The Investiture of the Gods and Journey to the West were both adapted from legends and their protagonists were immortals and demons. Therefore, these two works involved the core concepts of traditional Chinese culture, such as Taoism, Buddhism, immortals, monsters, morality, etc. These concepts had a profound influence in Chinese culture, making these two works have profound cultural implications. The writing style and storyline of Investiture of the Gods and Journey to the West were also different. The Investiture of the Gods was a novel with war and conspiracy as the main thread. The plot was complicated, and the characters were distinctive and had distinct personalities. On the other hand, Journey to the West was more focused on the adaptation of Buddhist stories. The plot was simple and clear, and the main character image was relatively simple. The main reason why there are differences in literary evaluation between the Investiture of the Gods and Journey to the West is that they have different reader groups in terms of story content, cultural content, writing style, etc. Investiture of the Gods was mainly influenced by ancient Chinese military culture, myths and legends, Taoist culture and other factors, while Journey to the West was influenced by Buddhist culture, traditional culture, folk stories and other factors.

I recommend " Eternal Myths ". This is a fantasy novel. With the theme of " one book, one world, one page, one myth ", it covers elements from stories such as Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio, Journey to the West, and Investiture of the Gods. The protagonist had three bodies. He created his own Chaotic Dao Body, refined infinite divine power, and obtained the Primordial Dao Fruit. This was a story of many protagonists in the myriad worlds, and who would rise and fall to obtain eternal life. I hope you like my recommendation.😗

😋I recommend to you "Fantasy: My Divine Weapon is Mu of Immortal Field", which is an oriental fantasy novel. It was a story about a ghostwriter who had failed and entered his own fantasy novel, and the original author of the novel had transmigrated along with him. In this novel world, he had the ability to farm, earn a lot of money, and even subdue a large number of beautiful women. If you like the plot of the story, I believe this novel will make you satisfied. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

😋I recommend the following novel to you: - [Enter My God's Records]: A fantasy novel similar to the Investiture of the Gods. It tells the story of the official opening of the era of gods. - [Journey to the West: Just made it onto the Investiture of the Gods, harvesting the incense of the heavens.] It was a novel about the heavens, telling the story of the heavenly generals collecting incense. - [Records of the Gods: A novel about the heavens. It tells the story of Jiang Shang walking the heavens and the decree of the gods.] - "Hunting the Heavens from the Condor Shooting": A novel about the heavens. It tells the story of crossing the heavens from the Condor Shooting. - "I Deify the Protagonists of the Heavens and Realms" was a novel about Luo Changshen's transmigration to the world and the protagonist's name on the Investiture of the Gods. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

Investiture of the Gods and Journey to the West were two famous ancient Chinese supernatural novels. They had different plots and character settings, so they could not be read together at will. "Investiture of the Gods" told the stories of immortals and demons in the Shang and Zhou Dynasties, including many myths, legends, and historical events. It mainly described the war led by Jiang Shang (the King Wu of the Investiture of the Gods, Ji Fa) and the battle between immortals and demons. Journey to the West was about Sun Wukong and the others protecting Tang Sanzang to go to the Western Paradise. It mainly described the story between Sun Wukong, Zhu Bajie, and Monk Sand, the three monsters, and Tang Sanzang and his disciples. The plot, character setting, and theme of the two novels were very different. Reading them together could cause confusion and misunderstanding. If you want to understand their respective stories, it is recommended to read them separately.

In Journey to the West and Investiture of the Gods, Hong Meng was the name of a mythical world that represented the origin and essence of the universe. In these novels, the beginning of the world was a very mysterious world full of infinite possibilities and unknowns. In Journey to the West, Hong Meng was the world ruled by the God of Chaos. The God of Chaos was the common ancestor of the Heaven Realm and the Earth Realm. He was once the origin and essence of the universe. However, he was expelled from the universe for some reason. In Journey to the West, the God of Chaos performed a series of supernatural powers in the Hongmeng World, creating many disasters and chaos. In the end, he was defeated by Sun Wukong and others and was expelled from the Hongmeng World. In the Investiture of the Gods, Hong Meng was the world ruled by Heavenly Emperor Taihao. Celestial Emperor Taihao was the common ancestor of the Heaven and Earth. He was once the origin and essence of the universe. However, he was expelled from the universe for some reason. In the Investiture of the Gods, there were many immortals, demons, and ghosts in the Primordial World. Heavenly Emperor Taihao himself was one of them. He used a series of divine powers to create many mythical stories.

😋I recommend the following novels to you: 1. "Pay is in place, kill the immortals and slaughter the demons"-the chess battle between the gods and the Journey to the West, the end is that the saints do not appear; 2. " Starting with Nezha "-the protagonist's adventures in the World of Gods, the Legend of Sword and Fairy, the Chinese Ghost Story, and the Journey to the West; 3. << The Divine Power of the Martial Path >>-The protagonist left behind martial arts legends in Douluo, the World of Ghosts, and the Journey to the West. He became a god, covered the sky, and was perfect. 4. " The Taoist Priest of the Game Heavens "-The protagonist preaches in the heavens such as Uncle Nine, the River God, the Eight Immortals, the Journey to the West, the God of Gods, and every day. 5. Investiture of the Gods: The protagonist subverts the World of Gods in order to change his fate and become a saint. 6. " Journey to the West: I Am a Barbarian Bull "-The story of the main character, a cow, going through the heavens in the world of Journey to the West and ascending the Great Path. 7. " The Return of the Great Sage: Subverting the Universe "-The protagonist traveled to the world of the West and subverted the universe; 8. Journey to the West: The Royal Family of the Shang Dynasty-The protagonist in the world of Journey to the West re-defying the gods; 9. " The Strongest Journey to the West Era "-Starting from the apotheosis to the journey to the West, and then to the unknown; 10. " Chef God's Milk Dad Li Jing's Journey to the West "-The protagonist is cultivating in the World of Gods to protect his shortcomings and become the God of Cookery. I hope you like my recommendation.😗

Investiture of the Gods and Journey to the West were two different novels, so there were differences in character setting and plot development. In the Investiture of the Gods, Yang Jian and Nezha were both gods with three heads and six arms, possessing extremely strong strength and ability. Their performances in the story were relatively similar. They had experienced many difficulties and dangers and received help from everyone. Therefore, the two people on the Investiture of the Gods had similar appearances. However, the images of Yang Jian and Nezha in Journey to the West were different. Nezha was the crown prince of the gods. He had extremely strong strength and ability, and he was also one of the more arrogant immortals. In contrast, Yang Jian was a mortal. Through his own efforts and courage, he became one of the immortals. He also experienced many setbacks and tribulations in the story and showed his indomitable spirit and firm belief. Therefore, the two characters in Journey to the West were quite different. Investiture of the Gods and Journey to the West also had different story backgrounds and settings, which also affected the image of the characters and the development of the plot.

The Taishang Laojun in Investiture of the Gods and Journey to the West was not the same person. In " Investiture of the Gods ", Taishang Laojun was one of the supreme gods of Taoism. His surname was Xuan, his name was Shi, and his name was Taiqing. He was depicted as a white-haired, kind-looking old man. In Journey to the West, Taishang Laojun was depicted as a Taoist god named Taiqing Daozu, who was considered one of the creators of heaven and earth. Although the images of Taishang Laojun in these two works were different, they were both very important figures in the Taoist classics.