Journey to the West: Memories of the Ninth Life Before Awakening at the Beginning

It is true that Yang Sen has remembered the memories of his nine previous lives and must have a certain amount of resistance to Buddha, so he was not happy when he saw the Buddha's light in himself, but felt a little disgusted. Suddenly, I felt that Yang Sen's memory of the previous nine lives was not that good. After all, this kind of thing was a big blow to Yang Sen.

Jin Chanzi's memory is really boring. There is nothing, except chanting sutras and practicing cultivation. I was confused, how did Jin Chanzi survive a life like this? Isn't it annoying to practice and chant sutras every day?

Learning the scriptures is not all the way to the west, but the wish of Laojun, the Jade Emperor, and the Tathagata.

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Ah, Yang Sen probably didn't expect that among the memories of the nine lifetimes he awakened, every memory was almost the same, except for practicing and chanting sutras. And every time Yang Sen has to watch himself being divided by the Buddhas

Nowadays, all the writers have exhausted their talents. Where to sign and start, all of them are mindless writing. It makes me sick to see it.

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So? What the hell is the story told to Sun Wukong at the beginning? Plagiarizing God of War? Or what? Even if you can't copy it, at least it's reasonable. Are you saying someone else cut your body into pieces for you, or are you reincarnating and dismembering your body nine times? Then what? The reason? I was so idle that I cut you into pieces? Maybe you will explain and write down the reasons later, but the first part is really confusing. If you think there is something wrong with what I said, please delete the comment.

The author may have seen the general trend of disparaging Buddha and Taoism in the online literature world, so he spared no effort to undermine Buddhism, but he forgot from the beginning that Journey to the West was originally completed under the supervision of the two forces of Buddhism and Taoism. Would the protagonist demonize the two forces not knowing?

Is it okay? Although some places are disconnected and some places are not consistent with the above, the author still reveals a hint of wisdom in his writing.