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In this chapter, the Destined One arrives at the New Thunderclap Temple, where he encounters Non-Void, Non-Pure, Monk from the Sea, and the great Boss Yellowbrow. Yellowbrow has four disciples named Non-Void, Non-Able, Non-Pure, and Non-White. They correspond to Tangseng’s disciples Wukong, Wujing, Wuneng, and the White Dragon Horse. Previous texts have discussed Non-Able and […]

In this episode, The Destined One arrives at the Valley of Ecstasy, where he encounters Lang-Li-Guhh-Lang, Old Ginseng Guai, the Green-Capped Martialist, and Yellowbrow’s disciples Non-White and Non-Able. Yellowbrow has four disciples. Whether in the original “Journey to the West” or the game “Black Myth: Wukong,” Yellowbrow looks down upon the pilgrimage team and has

In a previous chapter, we discussed encountering the Kang-Jin Star at Bitter Lake. Today, we will delve deeper into two characters similar to Xu Dog, belonging to the Six Ding and Six Jia: Chen Loong and Yin Tiger. To understand Chen Loong and Yin Tiger, one must first comprehend Six Ding and Six Jia. In

13: Black Myth Wukong Episode Three: Bitter Lake Kang-Jin Star, a character beloved by players in “Black Myth: Wukong,” embodies a perfect blend of aesthetics and personality. Her portrayal adds a rich, fantastical element to the game, combining mysterious Eastern charm with a powerful depiction of female strength. Both her image and storyline are subjects

In the third episode of the game “Black Myth: Wukong,” we encounter the Four Captains: Captain Wise-Voice, Captain Lotus-Vision, Captain Void-Illusion, and Captain Kalpa-Wave. What are the origins of these Four Captains? To fully understand the Four Captains, we first need to discuss the character of The Third Prince. In the game, The Third Prince

In this chapter, the destined one will arrive at Little Western Heaven, where they encounter two characters: Macaque Chief and Kang-Jin Loong. Macaque Chief is a character from the original “Journey to the West”. In chapter three of “Journey to the West”, it is mentioned that two Macaque Chiefs were appointed by Sun Wukong as

In this episode, the destined one explores the side plot of the game—Kingdom of Sahali, along with the stories behind the Yellow Wind Sage, the Yellow-Robed Squire, and the colossal insect Fuban. Was there ever a mention of the Kingdom of Flowing Sands or the Kingdom of Sahali in the original “Journey to the West”?

After learning about the story of the Tiger Vanguard family in the previous chapter, we now arrive at the chapter of the Yellow Wind Formation. This chapter introduces game characters such as Gore-Eye Daoist, Black Loong, and The Red Loong. Gore-Eye Daoist claims to have studied at Ling Tai Fang Cun Mountain. Ling Tai Fang

In this episode, the Destined One encounters the Tiger Vanguard at Yellow Wind Ridge’s Crouching Tiger Temple. The Tiger Vanguard is a character originally from the novel “Journey to the West,” but the game’s Tiger Vanguard is not the same as the one in the novel. What story lies behind this? In “Black Myth: Wukong,”

In this episode, the Destined One encounters four bosses: Mother of Stones, Man-in-Stone, Stone Vanguard, and Shigandang. The first encounter is with Mother of Stones, a cliff rock from the old days at Yellow Wind Ridge. After absorbing the Spiritual Energy of heaven and earth, and the essence of the sun and moon, she transformed into