Fahai Travels Through Tang Sanzang

I don't understand very much First of all, Zhu Bajie is not a demon but a god. He was just demoted to the earth for his sins and gave birth to a pig fetus by mistake. Some of his colleagues made Zhu Bajie a disciple of Taishang Laojun and a Taoist disciple. So if you think that Zhu Bajie cannot be with Gao Cuilan, it cannot be considered that humans and monsters cannot coexist, but that gods and mortals are accomplices in violating the laws of heaven. Taking a step back, Zhu Bajie mistakenly gave birth to a pig fetus and entered Fuling Mountain. After the death of Egg Erniang, he sat on the empty mountain and lived by cannibalism. Later, he was enlightened by Guanyin and could eat "whole grains" to survive when he was hungry. After that, he stopped eating five meats and three aversions, and waited for the disciples. Then I have a question! Who is the one who gave birth to pig fetuses? Doesn't the God of Heaven know that whole grains can fill the stomach? After being enlightened by Guanyin, can you stop eating meat and dislike eating meat? Are you sure it's not because someone tampered with it, sealed the true spirit, or controlled the main body with a pig fetus? Taking a step back, how to comment on good and evil with different worldviews, how to judge crimes and punishments when active and passive conditions are unclear, only use your own values ​​in your heart to judge, and replace heaven's heart with your own heart. In the White Snake Legend, you used colored glasses to view the love between humans and monsters. Now you use colored glasses to judge the good and evil in the world. If you live another life, Fahai, you are still Fahai. What's the difference?

I only have one thing to say, who knows the classic sayings of Fa Hai? I have forgotten it. I only remember the name Dawei Tianlong. What is behind it? I don't know. Can that big guy post all of them so that you can understand more about it?

Tang Sanzang was from the Tang Dynasty, and Fahai was from after the Tang Dynasty. So, Fahai should have studied Mahayana Buddhism. Then why did he go to get scriptures? Doesn't he know how to do it himself?

The author has writing skills, and the writing is very tasteful. Compared with those Westward Journeys that are impetuous and always resort to killing and killing to collect the harem, this one is of a much higher grade and has more ideological things. I hope the author will work hard and finish writing this different Journey to the West.

At the beginning, he looked righteous and awe-inspiring and refused the help of the World Honored One. Why didn't he seek death when he transformed into Tang Sanzang? Time travel means time travel, but it has to be this one, which makes the protagonist look great. . .

It's pretty good. There is no malicious and deliberate black god Buddha. There is no prejudice, but it is a bit boring.

I just read the first chapter, it's so long-winded.

Tang Sanzang was the reincarnation of Tathagata's second disciple, so let Fahai take his place? Fahai seems to have been reincarnated to practice cultivation. His status before reincarnation seems not to be as high as that of Jin Chanzi. Tang Monk who is good at martial arts can write it. There is no need to add Fahai's character.

To be honest, this novel is quite beautiful. The world is very black and white, very real, and very comfortable to read. Each character is also well portrayed. This does not mean that the fanfic is just a copy. Even if it is copied, the writing style must be used to shape it without destroying the character. This book is well-written. Anyway, it looks very comfortable. But I just don't understand why the rating is so low?

Journey to the West conspiracy theories that cannot withstand scrutiny, and vulgar Journey to the West stories about the Gods of the Ancient World