Even without the game Journey to the West: The Great Sage's Fury, many parallel worlds based on Earth would still have the work Journey to the West. It was almost like a fixed anchor point—indispensable.
That was why there were actually quite a few strategy guides for Journey to the West: The Great Sage's Fury on the market.
There was no need to doubt it. Every last one had been put together by Chinese people.
Even those who had never read the original novel and had only watched the TV adaptation could form a basic understanding of the world of Journey to the West. They knew what to prepare in accordance with the world's rules and roughly what attitude to take when dealing with Gods, Buddhas, Demons, and Monsters. Compared to foreigners, Chinese players had an exceptionally high survival rate in Journey to the West: The Great Sage's Fury. Even if they could not complete the main quest, most could retreat safely.
Since the Scorching Sun Legion had already developed some profitability, Cheng Tian could afford to buy some of the guides available on the market.
Cheng Tian was certain that these people did not know more about Journey to the West: The Great Sage's Fury than he did. But among people who understood Journey to the West, he knew full well that he was a complete nobody, not worth mentioning at all.
There might be something in these guides that he could learn from.
Mount Pingdingshan, Dry Pine Stream, Tongtian River, and Chechi Kingdom—those were the four stage regions covered by every relevant guide Cheng Tian could find on the market.
After giving them a quick look, Cheng Tian could basically confirm that the version of Journey to the West: The Great Sage's Fury provided by the Space was