I'm sure the Western gaming press didn't give ‘Black Myth: Wukong’ the rating it deserved.

It's not because I'm a Chinese gamer that I blindly praise my country for creating a work of art.

From the IGN review: ‘The story assumes you have knowledge of Journey to the West and is tough to follow without it’. I think localised translations do present some problems, as many complex cultural backgrounds take a long time to research in order to make the most accurate translation.
But for all the overseas players, please trust me that a lot of the game's backstory is hard to understand even for me, such as some of the words carved on the stone monuments.

In addition, there is also something that game science, a game maker, likes to hide content, and many parts of the game content are scattered throughout the game, requiring players to constantly explore and dig into the details.

For a Chinese gamer like me, I finally don't have to go to the language settings to find the language option and change it to Simplified Chinese. Now I just need to keep the default settings.

I hope this game can become a huge success and everyong can enjoy the game content while he is exploring the mysterious world of Journey to the West.

If you encounter some obscure content while playing, you can leave a comment. I will go to the Chinese search engine to see if I can find the answer (I am not sure I can solve your problem), but everyone can express their own opinions. I believe this is the joy of playing games together and understanding them.