Journey to the West 3

Author: Cool Cat Comics Art Company
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Publish Date: 2005-04-01
Features: If you encounter a team consisting of a monk, a monkey, a pig, and a big black man on the road, please make every effort to escape using any available resources as quickly as possible. If escape is not possible, then use all available resources to fight back desperately. Any vile, despicable, and treacherous means can be employed—countless sharp-eyed readers will prove that you are acting in self-defense. Of course, if you are truly unable to resist and unfortunately fall into their hands, please make every effort to use any available resources to commit suicide. Under no circumstances should you agree to go with them. If you don’t even have the chance to commit suicide, then take a look at this comic to see what your fate will be. May God bless you until this book is printed. All the staff of the company finally took a breath of relief when this set of books was published. For us, the conception and creation of A Playful Journey to the West were truly exhausting. Adapting well-known works, especially one as celebrated as A Playful Journey to the West, kept us up at night, unable to eat or sleep, trembling and walking on eggshells, fearing the slightest mistake and failing to live up to the readers’ high expectations. Praise, I am delighted; criticism, I am equally pleased. To receive the readers’ attention, whether praise or criticism, fills us with great joy. There is nothing in the world that brings us greater satisfaction than your recognition.
Speaking of this book, there are many intricate details and hardships in its creation that are hard to fully describe. Faced with the chaotic state of the modern comic industry, we couldn’t help but laugh. The only thing we can do is paint with our hearts and write 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 is said that the world is round, and that every beginning has an end. It took us six months to finally realize that the artist had completely mastered Journey to the West and had fully absorbed the personalities of the four monsters. Despite this, the artist still speaks in a reckless, mountain-like, ocean-like, tree-like, and foolish manner. But you can imagine the mysterious scene of him alone, with a candle lit by the western window. With a wry smile, I hope it is the expression you choose.