First of all, I have a huge question: This play has always used the American version of Journey to the West as its promotional point, but is there any connection between this plot and Journey to the West? "Wu Yanzu plays the role of Monkey King riding a motorcycle. He is a brave warrior named Sunny who talks about escorting the heavy-duty Sao Nian (Tang Monk) in search of the legendary Paradise of Bliss." The speechless brief introduction of the plot, this person set hard. It is too far-fetched to say that it is from Journey to the West. At best, it can only be regarded as a large-scale fanartist adaptation!
When the male god rides a motorbike that pulls the wind, carries a long knife on his shoulder, takes off his sunglasses, shakes the red leather trench coat, and knocks down more than a dozen traffickers alone, I feel a strong RPG wind. Although the protagonist's combat power under the aura of the protagonist is so vulgar, but it is just to show the handsome skills of the male god and I can bear it. After that, the male god opened the box, and a year of Sao unexpectedly popped out. Okay, I was shocked. Dare to believe that this child is Monkey King, right? It can be said that jumping out of a rock is almost the same as coming out of a box.