Journey to the West 2

Author: Cool Cat Comics Art Company
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Publish Date: 2005-04-01
Features: A selfish and self-centered monk, a self-assuming monkey, a pig often roasted on the furnace, and a brainless fool—oh oh, basically, a hopeless journey. If only Tang Monk wasn’t so lustful or if Piggy were on a diet, if Sandy were willing to take an IQ test—anyway, may God protect him, so that Monkey wouldn’t see this comic book! Then, the world would still be peaceful, oh. Until this book was printed, all the staff of the company finally let out a sigh of relief. For us, the conception and creation of A Playful Journey to the West were truly exhausting. Adapting well-known works, especially a classic like A Playful Journey to the West, kept us up at night, unable to eat or sleep, trembling as if walking on thin ice, afraid of any minor mistake that would disappoint our readers’ kindness.
As for praise, I am delighted; as for criticism, I am equally pleased. We are deeply happy to receive the attention of our readers, whether it be praise or criticism. There is nothing more fulfilling than your recognition.
Speaking of this book, there are many intricate details, and its growth has been full of hardships, difficult to fully describe. Faced with the current chaotic state of the comic industry, where it’s hard to remain composed, no matter what, we couldn’t help but smile. The only thing we can do is paint with the heart and create books with sincerity. As for the rest, “What can the power of the emperor do to me?” Let’s just leave it at that.
Now, the editorial team has compiled some humorous stories related to this book and presents them to you for enjoyment. Of course, it’s said that the world is round, and that every beginning has an end. It took us six months to finally realize that he had completely mastered Journey to the West and had fully absorbed the personalities of those four monsters. Even now, the artist still speaks freely like a mountain, like the sea, like a tree, like a fool, but you can imagine the mysterious scenes of him alone, with candlelight in the west window. You can only smile wryly—hopefully, it’s the expression you chose.