I finished chapter 2 and did some secret bosses so the video is long, I’ve been working on it to make sure it’s 101% I hope to have it out as soon as possible today or tomorrow! I’ll pin your message so everyone has a update 😁
Hey bro, another Chinese audience from Bilibili, I just finished all your videos in one night over there and came to say hi. You definitely deserve much more followers and just want you to know that you brought so much fun and Chinese audiences enjoy watching you playing it!! Hope you can open your own account over there while you're still playing Wukong. We love seeing you actually care about the story, characters, and culture, and that's what's more important. By the way, remember to rest at the shrine everytime and a little hint of the transformation as Guangzhi - use Light Attack more instead of the Heavy because it's not only saving your stamina but also burning your enemies. Just so you know many Bilibili viewers want to tell you that🤣
bro, I love the part you read stories. Actually, u might be one of the only few content makers who are not Chinese reading these stories. I absolutely adore that. Keep read those stories and take good photos!
Hey thanks so much for the support! I don't really stream to often(its really rare lol) Since All my time currently goes into editing and making sure the quality of each video is to the best of my ability.
@@Whiz_Gaming Many people do live broadcasts and videos for quick clearance, which is very boring. this game is worth playing slowly and enjoying the process，love to watching you enjoy the game👍
Relax bro😂 Most people in bilibili think your misunderstanding in the last episode is funny, just like when I see that you want to thank the Chinese people for their love for your video but blurting out in Japanese, my first reaction is to laugh 😂 Of course, a small number of people will definitely feel offended (considering the calendar of the two countries) Historical relationship), but as you corrected, China's cultural export is indeed a newcomer compared to Japan's influence in the West, which is why Wukong has attracted so much attention from all over the world. The reason why many Chinese netizens especially like your video is that you see the most original appearance as a game player, not pursuing speed but the fun of being immersed in the game. So I hope you don't be too stressed and enjoy the world of wukong. 🎉
Americans have been conditioned to be scared if we say “the wrong thing” (especially in regards to race) because skin color is all we care about over here
Watching your videos is an absolute treat! I find myself unable to fast-forward even a moment of them, replaying them countless times. Through you, I've rediscovered the genuine joy and pure passion that gaming is all about. Thank you so much for your content, please keep making this series, it's truly appreciated.
I’m glad to see you’re enjoying the Yaoguai stories! Beyond the combat system, the dev team has put a lot of effort into creating a rich backdrop that showcases the intricate world of Chinese Gods and Yaoguai. Taking a moment to read these stories after a tough battle is a great way to relax. Each story contains unique metaphors that make them truly worth your time.
Yao 妖 If you look at classical Chinese literature Zuo Zhuan 天反时为灾; 地反时为妖 which translates to "When the Heavens inflict harm, it is called Zai 灾 (meaning Disaster as in Natural Disaster); When the Earth (meaning Earthly realm) inflicts harm, it is called Yao 妖. By it self, Yao 妖 is just an adjective used to describe something as evil or has the intent to do harm. You will often see phrases like YaoGuai 妖怪 or YaoJing 妖精 or even the all encompassing YaoMoGuiGuai 妖魔鬼怪 where Yao 妖 is simply classifying the Guai, Jing, Mo or Gui as evil or has the intent to do harm. Likewise you can even see Yao 妖 paired terms for monk or Seng 僧 to form YaoSeng 妖僧 to show that this particular monk has been corrupted and will do harm. Guai 怪 As a term, Guai 怪 means odd or unnatural. When used to describe monsters or demons, the main differentiating factor for Guai 怪 is their appearance. If the monster is question does not look like a human, then they are a Guai 怪. From the Journey to the West, we see names like Hei Feng Guai 黑风怪 (Black Wind Guai or Black Bear Guai) and Huang Pao Guai 黄袍怪 (Yellow Cloak Guai). In these instances, the Guai does not have a human form (a bear in the case of Hei Feng Guai and a Yaksha or 夜叉 in the case of Huang Po Guai). Jing 精 is the opposite of Guai 怪 where the monster in question has the ability to take a human form (not humanoid but actual human form). In Journey to the West, we see Jing 精 used for Zhi Zhu Jing 蜘蛛精 (Spider Jing), Jin Bei Bai Mao Lao Shu Jing 金鼻白毛老鼠精 (Gold Nose White Fur Mouse Jing), and Bai Gu Jing 白骨精 (White Bone Jing). In all these cases, the monster has an original creature or object form but possesses the power to transform themselves to take a human form (in almost all these cases, they take the form of a seductive or vulnerable woman). This is the key difference between Jing 精 and Guai 怪. If say a particular spider monster do not possess the power to transform into a human form yet, then it should be classified as a Guai. Mo 魔 is a Buddhism term adopted by Chinese from the Sanskrit word Māra. It does not have a native meaning like the previous words and was first used strictly in a religious context. In Sanskrit, Māra is a personification of death and is often translated as demon or evil spirt. Localized over time to Chinese, Mo 魔 can still mean demon or evil spirit but also carry strong connotations related to the Buddhism concept of desire, corruption, and losing oneself. In Journey to the West, you will see terms like Niu Mo Wang 牛魔王 (Bull Demon King) and the reason why he has this name instead of being called a Guai 怪 is because he has foreign origins much like the term Mo 魔. The Bull Demon King is based off the Hindu creature Mahishasura or a bovine asura (asura meaning demon). So in general, when you see the term Mo 魔, it usually means that the creature has Buddhism or Hindu origins. Gui 鬼 is quite simple as it is just the Chinese term for ghost. Xian 仙 is a Taoism term for one who has cultivated and ascended themselves to immortality. The term is most often translated as immortal in English. The key here is this term is for Taoist and it involved the process of going from a mortal to an immortal. The immortal in question does not have to be human either. For example, Hu Xian 狐仙 or a Fox Immortal is a Fox who has followed Taoist cultivate and ascended to become an immortal. If the particular Fox Immortal is viewed as evil or bad, then you will often see it referred to as a Hu Li Jing 狐狸精 (Fox Jing). Note, this does not mean Jing 精 is immortal or just a negative version of Xian 仙, as the key conditions for each is different. Jing 精 just need you to be able to take human form while Xian 仙 requires Taoist cultivation and reaching immortality. Shen 神 is the Chinese term for god. The difference between a god and an immortal is that gods are born gods while Xian 仙 started out as mortals. Shen 神 and Xian 仙 are often grouped together and used in the phrase Shen Xian 神仙 but just remember, the difference is the gods started out as gods while the immortals started out as mortals. Fo 佛 is the Chinese term for Buddha. It was a direct sound translation similar to Mo 魔 and Māra but because modern Chinese pronunciation have evolved over time, it no longer sounds alike. Originally the character 佛 started with a Bu- sound and ended with a -T at the time of the Han when Buddhism was first introduced to China, but this is no longer the case as it is now the Fo sound. Pu Sa 菩萨 is a Buddhism term called Bodhisattva. It describes someone who is on their path of becoming enlighten or becoming a Buddha (Buddha means to enlighten). It is a step in Buddhahood. You will see many different Pu Sa in the Journey to the West with the most famous one being Guan Yin Pu Sa 观音菩萨 literally translated as the Pu Sa who perceives the sounds of the world. She represents compassion and has her origins from the Buddhist Bodhisattva of Avalokiteśvara (her name in Sanskrit). Her story has evolved and taken a localized spin in Chinese Buddhism compared to her original story in India. Sheng 圣 is most often translated as sage or saint in English. This is not exactly a term related to gods or demons but rather a testament to one's skill in a particular field. By becoming the best in something you can become a Sheng 圣. For example, historically Wu Sheng 武圣 or the Martial Sage is Guan Yu 关羽. Shi Sheng 诗圣 or the Sage of Poetry is the Tang Poet Du Fu 杜甫. Sun Wukong 孙悟空 calls himself Qi Tian Da Sheng 齐天大圣 or the sage that matches the heavens because Sheng Ren 圣人 or Da Sheng 大圣 is often used to depict the Emperor because the Emperor is the best in every field. In this case, Sun Wukong is using the term to challenge the Celestial Emperor in the Heavenly Court and thus the name to match the heavens. Anyways, hope this help and enjoy the game tomorrow!
Bro, your videos went viral on bilibili like crazy! The least view of your black myth playthrough video I have seen over there is 236k, its nuts! Chinese audience are dying to see your new videos! keep up the good work and always remember what Wukong taught you 🐵
I love the way you play the game, just like when I was playing bauldurs gate 3, and so many other games. I literally flipped the whole map and had fun with almost everything and didn’t miss even one npc. I listened, I read, when someone tried to kill me I stopped for a screenshot. I was just enjoying the game at my own pace, just like you. I love it, this is how amazing games like these should be played. Sending love from China. Keep up the good work, love your videos.
Hey Whiz, I wanted to let you know that there’s an NPC and a boss you might have missed in Chapter One. There's an NPC horse you can befriend, and it's a very important character you definitely don't want to skip. Also, there's a boss you missed-a huge frog near the Guang Mo boss fight. It's similar to the one you battled in Chapter Two. You can absorb the frog’s soul to gain its power. If you have trouble finding them, just reply to my comment. Keep up the great work with these high-quality videos! I really enjoy watching them.😊😊😊
aw man i love your videos ngl, im a chinese audience from bilibili. we all are so glad to see that you enjoy this game sm and get interested in chinese culture,i cant wait to watch the next episode
Dude, your video has been warmly welcomed on Bilibili. Everyone thinks that you are truly enjoying this game. Watching you play is interesting. The most popular episode has reached nearly 460,000 views!
Hey bro, I saw your video on Bilibili and I really liked it, so I came here and followed you. Keep it up, you're really awesome! By the way, why is there such a long blank space in your video description? I'm not too good with RUclips, so I kept scrolling down and it took me a while to find where to leave a comment. But that's not a big deal, I really enjoy your videos, keep it up!
Your style and personality are very unique and attractive. Can't wait for more videos!! Appreciate all your efforts to make them so interesting and entertaining!
I'm really glad you like this chinese game about Chinese mythology . Hope you have a great time playing it! I watched your video on time and saw your apology. It was super sincere. I totally get thatYou didn't mean to get it confused. Whether you like Dragon Ball from Japan or Journey to the West from China, it's all good.Both are great works. I am also a fan of Dragon Ball. If you are interested in the culture behind the game and want to learn about it, as a Chinese, I will be very happy. If you are not interested, then just enjoy the game.
It's funny because in ancient time it was Japanese people that learned Chinese characters and languages and brought it back to Japan, called it Kanji, otherwise they won't even have a languages system. All the Japanese architecture and culture are also heavily influenced by Ancient Tang Dynasty of China.
yo bro- before you absorb blue spirits or the green will floating joints, make sure you use your gourd to heal up because those things replenish your gourd refills.
bro you should take time to attack during the firewolf phase, that rush move costs much time of transformation but only do a little damage, normal attack is better to charge for heavy attack which takes a lot of damage.
Wukong is a god who rebelled against the three letter organization, so he was eliminated by agents sent by the three letter organization. His motto is: Freedom! The era in which this motto was proposed in this novel did not yet exist in the United States.
You can check the Portraits to see whether you have missed the boss. You have miss one but it have to get a prop in chapter 2. After you get that, you can go back to chapter 1 to fight it.
You know that the monk who play the strings instrument, his name is Linji and turned into a Buddha in Tang dynasty. If you wonder why he has no head? that is because his head is in the UK Museum!! This is the part that the Chinese feel quite emotion when they see him without his head…regret,sorry,sad! Maybe one day the head can return back to the motherland again.
❤❤❤Love from China!❤❤❤Hope one day you may have a chance to visit Huaguo Mountain and follow Wukong’s footprints.😂That would be so awesome ❤❤❤Love your energy so much!!!🎉You da best MonKing!
Bro, which country are you in? There’s a time difference between us. I’ve already found your Twitch, but I’m not sure what time you stream in China time. Recently, your gaming videos on Bilibili have gone viral. Many viewers in China want to watch your videos, but due to network issues, many can’t access Twitch. If you could create an account on Bilibili and share content like gaming, Chinese music, movies, or food, I believe you could gain a million followers within a year. I hope you see my message
@@酒哥 In the US. I’m also currently in talks with a couple of people to create a channel on bilibili I hope to have it up as soon as they can because a lot of variables like better translations and optimizing videos over there because it’s different than RUclips.
@@酒哥 also I have a twitch but I don’t stream often anymore since I put all my time into editing and creating videos to make sure I’m putting out 101% quality consistently
just came from bilibili to call for update, hhhh, for the profiles, because of the time, may consider just read the boss's sketch, may help understand the overall backgroud better.
where is the 4th video! my bro！
I finished chapter 2 and did some secret bosses so the video is long, I’ve been working on it to make sure it’s 101% I hope to have it out as soon as possible today or tomorrow! I’ll pin your message so everyone has a update 😁
Hey bro, another Chinese audience from Bilibili, I just finished all your videos in one night over there and came to say hi. You definitely deserve much more followers and just want you to know that you brought so much fun and Chinese audiences enjoy watching you playing it!! Hope you can open your own account over there while you're still playing Wukong. We love seeing you actually care about the story, characters, and culture, and that's what's more important.
By the way, remember to rest at the shrine everytime and a little hint of the transformation as Guangzhi - use Light Attack more instead of the Heavy because it's not only saving your stamina but also burning your enemies. Just so you know many Bilibili viewers want to tell you that🤣
bro, I love the part you read stories. Actually, u might be one of the only few content makers who are not Chinese reading these stories. I absolutely adore that. Keep read those stories and take good photos!
Take your time making high quality videos as well, don’t hurry and lower the quality
By the way does anyone know where does he stream?
Hey thanks so much for the support! I don't really stream to often(its really rare lol) Since All my time currently goes into editing and making sure the quality of each video is to the best of my ability.
@@Whiz_Gaming Many people do live broadcasts and videos for quick clearance, which is very boring. this game is worth playing slowly and enjoying the process，love to watching you enjoy the game👍
Bro your energy for this game is peak, hope your playthrough blows up because you deserve it. Love all the editing and references and MONKEY!
Relax bro😂 Most people in bilibili think your misunderstanding in the last episode is funny, just like when I see that you want to thank the Chinese people for their love for your video but blurting out in Japanese, my first reaction is to laugh 😂 Of course, a small number of people will definitely feel offended (considering the calendar of the two countries) Historical relationship), but as you corrected, China's cultural export is indeed a newcomer compared to Japan's influence in the West, which is why Wukong has attracted so much attention from all over the world. The reason why many Chinese netizens especially like your video is that you see the most original appearance as a game player, not pursuing speed but the fun of being immersed in the game. So I hope you don't be too stressed and enjoy the world of wukong. 🎉
Americans have been conditioned to be scared if we say “the wrong thing” (especially in regards to race) because skin color is all we care about over here
@@IsThisThePrizeIveWaitedFor没关系的 这只是一些开玩笑的方式 不要太认真 哈哈哈哈
没什么，就是游戏
PTSD😂@@IsThisThePrizeIveWaitedFor
说得好！
Watching your videos is an absolute treat! I find myself unable to fast-forward even a moment of them, replaying them countless times. Through you, I've rediscovered the genuine joy and pure passion that gaming is all about. Thank you so much for your content, please keep making this series, it's truly appreciated.
主播真的很强，能看出来是真的在认真玩游戏。打沙家父子那里只靠boss战体验就能得出接近影神图的真相，赞
I’m glad to see you’re enjoying the Yaoguai stories! Beyond the combat system, the dev team has put a lot of effort into creating a rich backdrop that showcases the intricate world of Chinese Gods and Yaoguai. Taking a moment to read these stories after a tough battle is a great way to relax. Each story contains unique metaphors that make them truly worth your time.
Yao 妖
If you look at classical Chinese literature Zuo Zhuan 天反时为灾; 地反时为妖 which translates to "When the Heavens inflict harm, it is called Zai 灾 (meaning Disaster as in Natural Disaster); When the Earth (meaning Earthly realm) inflicts harm, it is called Yao 妖.
By it self, Yao 妖 is just an adjective used to describe something as evil or has the intent to do harm. You will often see phrases like YaoGuai 妖怪 or YaoJing 妖精 or even the all encompassing YaoMoGuiGuai 妖魔鬼怪 where Yao 妖 is simply classifying the Guai, Jing, Mo or Gui as evil or has the intent to do harm. Likewise you can even see Yao 妖 paired terms for monk or Seng 僧 to form YaoSeng 妖僧 to show that this particular monk has been corrupted and will do harm.
Guai 怪
As a term, Guai 怪 means odd or unnatural. When used to describe monsters or demons, the main differentiating factor for Guai 怪 is their appearance. If the monster is question does not look like a human, then they are a Guai 怪.
From the Journey to the West, we see names like Hei Feng Guai 黑风怪 (Black Wind Guai or Black Bear Guai) and Huang Pao Guai 黄袍怪 (Yellow Cloak Guai). In these instances, the Guai does not have a human form (a bear in the case of Hei Feng Guai and a Yaksha or 夜叉 in the case of Huang Po Guai).
Jing 精 is the opposite of Guai 怪 where the monster in question has the ability to take a human form (not humanoid but actual human form). In Journey to the West, we see Jing 精 used for Zhi Zhu Jing 蜘蛛精 (Spider Jing), Jin Bei Bai Mao Lao Shu Jing 金鼻白毛老鼠精 (Gold Nose White Fur Mouse Jing), and Bai Gu Jing 白骨精 (White Bone Jing).
In all these cases, the monster has an original creature or object form but possesses the power to transform themselves to take a human form (in almost all these cases, they take the form of a seductive or vulnerable woman). This is the key difference between Jing 精 and Guai 怪. If say a particular spider monster do not possess the power to transform into a human form yet, then it should be classified as a Guai.
Mo 魔 is a Buddhism term adopted by Chinese from the Sanskrit word Māra. It does not have a native meaning like the previous words and was first used strictly in a religious context. In Sanskrit, Māra is a personification of death and is often translated as demon or evil spirt. Localized over time to Chinese, Mo 魔 can still mean demon or evil spirit but also carry strong connotations related to the Buddhism concept of desire, corruption, and losing oneself.
In Journey to the West, you will see terms like Niu Mo Wang 牛魔王 (Bull Demon King) and the reason why he has this name instead of being called a Guai 怪 is because he has foreign origins much like the term Mo 魔. The Bull Demon King is based off the Hindu creature Mahishasura or a bovine asura (asura meaning demon). So in general, when you see the term Mo 魔, it usually means that the creature has Buddhism or Hindu origins.
Gui 鬼 is quite simple as it is just the Chinese term for ghost.
Xian 仙 is a Taoism term for one who has cultivated and ascended themselves to immortality. The term is most often translated as immortal in English. The key here is this term is for Taoist and it involved the process of going from a mortal to an immortal. The immortal in question does not have to be human either. For example, Hu Xian 狐仙 or a Fox Immortal is a Fox who has followed Taoist cultivate and ascended to become an immortal. If the particular Fox Immortal is viewed as evil or bad, then you will often see it referred to as a Hu Li Jing 狐狸精 (Fox Jing). Note, this does not mean Jing 精 is immortal or just a negative version of Xian 仙, as the key conditions for each is different. Jing 精 just need you to be able to take human form while Xian 仙 requires Taoist cultivation and reaching immortality.
Shen 神 is the Chinese term for god. The difference between a god and an immortal is that gods are born gods while Xian 仙 started out as mortals. Shen 神 and Xian 仙 are often grouped together and used in the phrase Shen Xian 神仙 but just remember, the difference is the gods started out as gods while the immortals started out as mortals.
Fo 佛 is the Chinese term for Buddha. It was a direct sound translation similar to Mo 魔 and Māra but because modern Chinese pronunciation have evolved over time, it no longer sounds alike. Originally the character 佛 started with a Bu- sound and ended with a -T at the time of the Han when Buddhism was first introduced to China, but this is no longer the case as it is now the Fo sound.
Pu Sa 菩萨 is a Buddhism term called Bodhisattva. It describes someone who is on their path of becoming enlighten or becoming a Buddha (Buddha means to enlighten). It is a step in Buddhahood. You will see many different Pu Sa in the Journey to the West with the most famous one being Guan Yin Pu Sa 观音菩萨 literally translated as the Pu Sa who perceives the sounds of the world. She represents compassion and has her origins from the Buddhist Bodhisattva of Avalokiteśvara (her name in Sanskrit). Her story has evolved and taken a localized spin in Chinese Buddhism compared to her original story in India.
Sheng 圣 is most often translated as sage or saint in English. This is not exactly a term related to gods or demons but rather a testament to one's skill in a particular field. By becoming the best in something you can become a Sheng 圣. For example, historically Wu Sheng 武圣 or the Martial Sage is Guan Yu 关羽. Shi Sheng 诗圣 or the Sage of Poetry is the Tang Poet Du Fu 杜甫. Sun Wukong 孙悟空 calls himself Qi Tian Da Sheng 齐天大圣 or the sage that matches the heavens because Sheng Ren 圣人 or Da Sheng 大圣 is often used to depict the Emperor because the Emperor is the best in every field. In this case, Sun Wukong is using the term to challenge the Celestial Emperor in the Heavenly Court and thus the name to match the heavens.
Anyways, hope this help and enjoy the game tomorrow!
Bro, your videos went viral on bilibili like crazy! The least view of your black myth playthrough video I have seen over there is 236k, its nuts! Chinese audience are dying to see your new videos! keep up the good work and always remember what Wukong taught you 🐵
I love the way you play the game, just like when I was playing bauldurs gate 3, and so many other games. I literally flipped the whole map and had fun with almost everything and didn’t miss even one npc. I listened, I read, when someone tried to kill me I stopped for a screenshot. I was just enjoying the game at my own pace, just like you. I love it, this is how amazing games like these should be played. Sending love from China. Keep up the good work, love your videos.
Don't worry bro the apology is amazing love your videos
Hey Whiz, I wanted to let you know that there’s an NPC and a boss you might have missed in Chapter One. There's an NPC horse you can befriend, and it's a very important character you definitely don't want to skip. Also, there's a boss you missed-a huge frog near the Guang Mo boss fight. It's similar to the one you battled in Chapter Two. You can absorb the frog’s soul to gain its power.
If you have trouble finding them, just reply to my comment. Keep up the great work with these high-quality videos! I really enjoy watching them.😊😊😊
Thanks so much for letting me know. I'll be on the lookout in the next video 😁
aw man i love your videos ngl, im a chinese audience from bilibili. we all are so glad to see that you enjoy this game sm and get interested in chinese culture,i cant wait to watch the next episode
Dude, your video has been warmly welcomed on Bilibili. Everyone thinks that you are truly enjoying this game. Watching you play is interesting. The most popular episode has reached nearly 460,000 views!
Brother, you are just hilarious! Can't stop watching your video. 😂
Can't wait to see your next Wukong video!
Hey bro, I saw your video on Bilibili and I really liked it, so I came here and followed you. Keep it up, you're really awesome! By the way, why is there such a long blank space in your video description? I'm not too good with RUclips, so I kept scrolling down and it took me a while to find where to leave a comment. But that's not a big deal, I really enjoy your videos, keep it up!
Really like the relax atmosphere when u play, make me laugh all the time. Looking forward to next episode ❤
That tiger part is the funniest! Really love it!
I saw your videos on Bilibili and come to RUclips to support! Your style is absolutely funny, and you truly take GREAT pics in the game!!!!! love it!
Your style and personality are very unique and attractive. Can't wait for more videos!! Appreciate all your efforts to make them so interesting and entertaining!
Thanks so much, I really appreciate it alot 😁
you are so funny lol looking forward next part of WuKong video 🎉🎉🎉
Congratulations on 10k my guy
I'm really glad you like this chinese game about Chinese mythology . Hope you have a great time playing it! I watched your video on time and saw your apology. It was super sincere. I totally get thatYou didn't mean to get it confused. Whether you like Dragon Ball from Japan or Journey to the West from China, it's all good.Both are great works. I am also a fan of Dragon Ball.
If you are interested in the culture behind the game and want to learn about it, as a Chinese, I will be very happy. If you are not interested, then just enjoy the game.
Bro, watching you play games is really passionate and very happy. Thank you for your video
bro, I saw your video on Bilibili. You're so funny! Is my source of happiness every day, looking forward to your follow-up Black myth Wukong video.
Bro, your video gives out a lot positive energy! I like it!
Bro. it'okay. Thanks for your enthusiasm on this Chinese game, we all enjoy your vedio and feel that you really love this game.
love your videos. definitely want to watch more!
It's funny because in ancient time it was Japanese people that learned Chinese characters and languages and brought it back to Japan, called it Kanji, otherwise they won't even have a languages system. All the Japanese architecture and culture are also heavily influenced by Ancient Tang Dynasty of China.
Man, this game is so worth 60 bucks for you! lol. Your passion remind me of the gameplay joys of childhood. Hope you enjoy this game, love from CN!
man i like ur energy while streaming, keep it up bud
Monekys unite!
yo bro- before you absorb blue spirits or the green will floating joints, make sure you use your gourd to heal up because those things replenish your gourd refills.
Oh, the wait! I've been missing you!
You're the anchor who takes every little character monster seriously. loooooooooool
I saw your video in bilibili！love your passion！expect your next video about this game and your new understanding about wukong's story!
I like your video so much, looking forward to your next video
Love the vids man
you so funny af man😂😂😂
One day you should come to China to see the attractions in these games
so good body moves
more beautiful armors are waiting for you, those designs are insane bro trust me
relax easy man！it’s okay. Hope you have fun in this game and bring lot of fun to us.
No worries. Respect is most important.😊
saw ur video from Bilibili and i have to follow u in RUclips cuz ur video deserve more fans! love ur energy but plzzzz update fast! cant wait !
Fans from China. Thank you for bringing us happiness.lmao🤣
the last boss fight was so animated I thought you were fighting in real life bro lol!
I was in the zone 101% 🤣
bro you should take time to attack during the firewolf phase, that rush move costs much time of transformation but only do a little damage, normal attack is better to charge for heavy attack which takes a lot of damage.
nice fight with Tiger,actually Tiger is my favourite boss
glad to see ep3🎉no one was offended, bro.❤
Your energe infect me Bro!! Love from China
best in youtube,love from your chinese bro🎉😊
Thank you for the heartfelt reading it moved me🤧
fabulous bro!
From Bilibili, I like your live broadcast style.🎉🎉😂😂
love to watch you play lmao
you can use the Incense Trail Talisman in your backpack to go back to the nearest rest point and set it on the cross key
you need to rest bro, i mean let wukong rest at the incense place！
You are my favourite RUclipsr now
I like your gaming videos on WuKong.Please share them more🤩
Wukong is a god who rebelled against the three letter organization, so he was eliminated by agents sent by the three letter organization. His motto is: Freedom! The era in which this motto was proposed in this novel did not yet exist in the United States.
very good 等你下一集 wait for your next video
Your first video in bilibili has 44M views ！come on！
your videos are really interesting!
You can check the Portraits to see whether you have missed the boss. You have miss one but it have to get a prop in chapter 2. After you get that, you can go back to chapter 1 to fight it.
If the Portraits column is ????, it means you didn't find it.
I only slept 4 hours for watch ur video.😂❤
You know that the monk who play the strings instrument, his name is Linji and turned into a Buddha in Tang dynasty. If you wonder why he has no head? that is because his head is in the UK Museum!! This is the part that the Chinese feel quite emotion when they see him without his head…regret,sorry,sad! Maybe one day the head can return back to the motherland again.
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那是灵吉ling ji
subbed, love ur videos
You are amazing 😂
I hope you go back to the forest to fight the red dragon behind the waterfall ♥️
fire edits, also please read wukong lore to understand stories later on which are very very sad
😂The video is interesting，i like
Relax！It's normal for language learning. Just enjoying.
that tiger is a lot of people's nightmare lmao🤣 you need to do the side quest make youself stronger
allright, I take my words back, you play well
Bro,I will support you continually.come on.😘
please make this man blow up , like his channel :)
you played so well
i really appreciate it 😁
你在中国的视频软件上真的很火 一个视频的播放量已经超过了50万 我们都很喜欢看你的视频 你非常的幽默 继续加油吧❤
26:53 light: defeated
be relax,it's just a little mistake, not mind
It's great to meet you. You're a sunny blogger.
Yoooooo bro peace and love from China!
my guy you are funny and my little brother loves to watching your video , you have good energy , dont worry about that chinese japense thing
I really appreciate the support it means alot 🎉
Amazing ！！！ loooooooool
actually you can use some pills before you fight boss, it does help
It ‘s ok
哈哈哈，太搞笑了，非常有趣😂
I am your Chinese fan，I love your videos' style😍
😊just relax. hope you to know more background
❤❤❤Love from China!❤❤❤Hope one day you may have a chance to visit Huaguo Mountain and follow Wukong’s footprints.😂That would be so awesome ❤❤❤Love your energy so much!!!🎉You da best MonKing!
你真的很棒啊，期待下一个视频！
I hope I don't catch another copyright stray 😭
Caught another stray 😒
😭😭
Bro, which country are you in? There’s a time difference between us. I’ve already found your Twitch, but I’m not sure what time you stream in China time. Recently, your gaming videos on Bilibili have gone viral. Many viewers in China want to watch your videos, but due to network issues, many can’t access Twitch. If you could create an account on Bilibili and share content like gaming, Chinese music, movies, or food, I believe you could gain a million followers within a year. I hope you see my message
@@酒哥 In the US. I’m also currently in talks with a couple of people to create a channel on bilibili I hope to have it up as soon as they can because a lot of variables like better translations and optimizing videos over there because it’s different than RUclips.
@@酒哥 also I have a twitch but I don’t stream often anymore since I put all my time into editing and creating videos to make sure I’m putting out 101% quality consistently
Can you change who you can transform into?
It’s so funny when I realized that you learned a wrong language 😂😂😂😂, not feeling offended at all.
many chinese like your viedeo，and we called the red wolf as GuangZhi，he save wukong every times when i am going to die😂
good video bro
upgrade your focus point number to three, it will more powerful in the bossfight
just came from bilibili to call for update, hhhh, for the profiles, because of the time, may consider just read the boss's sketch, may help understand the overall backgroud better.