The 47th Part of the Masterpiece of the Myth of Zhantan's Rebirth, Xintian Ji

Name: The 47th Part of the Masterpiece of the Myth of Zhantan's Rebirth, Xintian Ji
Author: Cosmic Wind

by Cosmic Wind

ongoing Fantasy Romance Mythology Female Lead

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Ch. 6 — Farewell Outside the City of Chang'an, the King of the Tang Dynasty Held the Cup with Great Affection

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"The Rebirth of Zhantan" is the 47th volume of the mythological masterpiece "Xintian Ji" (a series of 150 novels), written by the outstanding contemporary Chinese novelist Zhou Jingfeng. Chen Xuanzang, who had become a Buddha, was translating scriptures in Lingshan, and was haunted by his old dream of traveling to the West every day. When the morning bell rings, there seems to be a disciple calling in my ears; when the evening drum sounds, the past comes flooding back. His heart is attached to the worldly world, and it is difficult for him to settle down in the Buddha's position. Dreams often retrace the journey: Wukong struggled under the Five Elements Mountain, Sha Monk whispered in the Liusha River, Chang'an bid farewell to the Tang Dynasty King holding a cup... The memories are lingering. What made him even more turbulent was the figure of the Queen of Xiliang - back then, she relied on her country to support her, and her love was deeply buried. Now we meet again in a dream, and the words "Brother Yudi, are you leaving this time?" Shake the Buddha's heart. Nuwa came, gave him a youthful body, and ordered him to return to the world to fulfill his unfulfilled love. Should he keep the precepts and return to Buddhism, or go into the world of mortals? A son was born, named Chen Li, who returned from studying art sixteen years later. Fight demons, defeat Tubo, prove the Tao with a gun, and survive the world with your heart. On the day when Lingshan was consecrated to the Buddha, the bells resonated with the world - it turns out that the Buddha is not in the sky, but in every choice and responsibility.